 Can i still buy Washington Mutual Stock? |
First i'm curious, is WM out or has it been bought?
i'm just thinking that if it isn't out yet and if i buy it's stock, then i could probably make a lot of money. so is it�... |
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 How can I determine if a fee for a financial adviser is a reasonable one? |
| I make a modest income (40K), only own a car and a home, nothing fancy and am just looking to start saving for retirement and protect what little assets I have! The annual fee suggested by this ... |
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 What about 401k? |
| I have a friend who is going back to school and will not be working. What should he do about his 401k?... |
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 How does buying stock work exactly? |
| I'm looking to purchase about $300-$500 worth of stock, mainly just for fun, and was wondering how exactly does that work. I know you have to go through a broker or a site like scotttrade.com, ... |
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 FINACIAL DECISION. PLEASE HELP- ? |
hello
Yesterday i decided to buy 3 stocks.
ambac financial group (ABK) 2000 shares for $1.26 each
American insurance group (AIG) 3000 shares for $1.76 each
F... |
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 Might astrology be useful for investing in the stock, futures, or forex market as a self-fulfilling prophecy? |
Please note, that I do NOT believe in the validity of astrology
itself.
Nonetheless, human beings are superstitious beings and
every year that goes by, not only does "New Age M... |
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 Good books about investing? |
| I want to invest some money in stocks, but I know very little about the stock market. Does anyone know of any good books that I could read that would help me to learn about investing ?... |
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 Help please, is correct answer B or D? |
It is easier for a partnership to borrow money and to hold good employees that sole proprietorships because?
a - the more limited access to a partner's personal funds make the ... |
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 Planning to invest in DSPML TIGER Reg or ICICI Pru infrastructure G mutual fund through SIP. Is it a good one? |
| Planning to invest in DSPML TIGER Reg or ICICI Pru infrastructure (G) mutual fund through SIP for 3 years. Is it a good one.which one is better?... |
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 What did you do with your mutual fund investments ? |
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 Is buying a condo/apartment a good investment? |
My husband desperately wants to buy a home because its such a great time to purchase property. He feels that renting is wasting money.
Right now cant quite qualify for enough money to ... |
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 I recently bought some bonds , and now want to cash them in cause i need the money.? |
| If i take them to a bank, will get get what i paid for them. Most were purchased for $500 and mature in 30 years being 1,000. Can i expect to get $500 dollars back for them? Or am i unable to cash ... |
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Michelle N | How do I find a company's stock price for a specific date? I'm looking for prices on 4/13/07.? |
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John
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Go on google. Type in google stock. Type in the stock name. Then take it back to the day. |
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Shaun R
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Go to yahoo finance. Then go back on the chart. |
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homeward2008
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Go to GOOGLE and type in the word, then click on FICTION button.
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Jane
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1) Go to a free website such as moneycentral.com
2) Enter in the stock symbol at left hand corner; company or stock page will come up
3) click on the chart/graph, then scroll down to where you can enter a custom date range
4) enter in the date you want then click on redraw chart
5) Go to the new updated chart. Drag the cursor to the date that you want, and it should tell you the closing price on that date. |
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Paul
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Wow, first Google finally lured me away from AltaVista (search), then they started weening me off Mapquest, and now I may swtich from Yahoo! Finance.
Yahoo! Finance has a very simple, to-the-point, interface. Just click on "Historical Prices" in the list to the left of the quote info to find the date you want.
Google's quote display seems a bit busy to me. I do like their Charting, though. You can scroll the charting and it will show you the archived news articales about that stock so you can see what caused major price moves. |
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inter_galactic_villian
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Go to that company's website, then search for that dates prices. |
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Joe T
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The best way I find is to check out www.businessweek.com. They let you scale over a chart and find specific dates and the high, low, open, and close of that date. Just type in the symbol of your stock in ticker, when you get to the summary click on "Charts." You'll find you can go as far back as the inception of the stock. Good Luck with your search. |
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