Share Price
The WeShop share price is subject to change throughout any period. You should always check the WeShop dashboard to see what the current share price is.
For example, if you have 10 shares at £1 each, you have £10 worth of shares. If the share price goes up to £2, you still only have 10 shares, but you have £20 worth of shares.
The higher the share price, the more value your individual shares will be worth. Which explains why your dashboard value goes up if the share price moves upwards.
The lower the share price, the less value your individual shares will be worth. Which explains why your dashboard value goes down if the share price moves downwards.
WeShop does not provide investment advice and individual investors should make their own decisions or seek independent advice. The value of investments can go down as well as up.
For example, if you have 10 shares at £1 each, you have £10 worth of shares. If the share price goes up to £2, you still only have 10 shares, but you have £20 worth of shares.
What does a share price increase mean?
The higher the share price, the more value your individual shares will be worth. Which explains why your dashboard value goes up if the share price moves upwards.
What does a share price decrease mean?
The lower the share price, the less value your individual shares will be worth. Which explains why your dashboard value goes down if the share price moves downwards.
WeShop does not provide investment advice and individual investors should make their own decisions or seek independent advice. The value of investments can go down as well as up.
Updated on: 26/02/2024