Yes, a shareholder is someone who owns part of the company, which is what stocks/shares are.
There are different stock types, though. Common stock is what everyone thinks of when they hear stocks/shared. You own a portion of the company and can vote on stuff, and maybe get some dividends.
Then there are preferred stocks which are basically a hybrid stock/bond with a fixed regular dividend. They also get first claim to the company assets if it goes under, but they usually don’t have voting rights. Then there are subtypes of preferred stocks.
Yes, a shareholder is someone who owns part of the company, which is what stocks/shares are.
There are different stock types, though. Common stock is what everyone thinks of when they hear stocks/shared. You own a portion of the company and can vote on stuff, and maybe get some dividends.
Then there are preferred stocks which are basically a hybrid stock/bond with a fixed regular dividend. They also get first claim to the company assets if it goes under, but they usually don’t have voting rights. Then there are subtypes of preferred stocks.