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 Can you make good money if you buy an stock but don't sell it?
Even if the stock share price double, triples and quardurples. If I don't sell the shares it would be just as if the value was when I first bought it right? I mean dividends won't make me ...


 I only have a limited amount of money to invest in the stock market. I need a stock that is relatively cheap.?
I need a stock that is cheap but also has a great potential to rebound. I was looking at Washington Mutual. Their stock is selling for about 6 cents right now. In the past year it has been as high ...


 As a beginner, is this the right time for me to enter the share market. which shares will be worth buying now?
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 How do you make a living as a day trader?
i think i know that it is buying and selling stock but can anyone provide more details ...


 How and where to buy shares?
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 How can I make £26000?
To buy my gilfriend's ex-boyfriend out of the percentage share he owns in the house they bought together before they split.

Aside from the silly answers like go to the dog track or ...


 What is a $2 bill worth?
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 Addicted to the Stock Market?
I lost alot of money on the stock market when it crashed, but it has since recovered but i did not have the nerve to go back in. I still think about going back to try and make the money back, i feel ...


 I have been given shares of a private limited company from my grandad.?
The shares where divided between family members. everyone else wants keep them but i want to sell. do i have to get someone in the family to buy them or can i try and sell them elsewhere. What are my ...


 Is forex trading safe. Can you give some of the safer software to use?
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 Is it better to contribute to a 401K plan or pay off bank loans?
Is it worth the hit you take on the taxes to pay off loans instead of contributing the money to your 401K
Additional Details
I have over $100,000.00 in the 401K account now. I probably ...


 I am saving $700.00 per month how much of this should i invest in the stock market ?
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 Do stock tips really work ?
there are so many here on net, claiming above 90% accuracy ..
how do they work ?...... or they are just fluke
tell me your ...


 After a big shock in the share market should one invest in Mutual Funds?
After a big shock in the share market should one invest in Mutual Funds? If yes which are the best funds to invest about 1 lac Rs for long term ?...


 How can i make aquick $90,000.00 in 1 year to get me a Porsche its been my dream to own one and know I'm rea
starting to think on how to get one and am ...


 Is eBAY a good way to buy things?
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 Why do people still use "buy and hold" when it has proven to be so risky after losing 46% in 2000-2001?
I would love to know why this is ok, when it is so easy to get out....


 I am very paranoid about money and I save a lot. Is 9k good for a 20 year old to have saved up?
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 Which stock to buy?
which stocks look promising to buy? which "penny stocks" would you recommend?...


 What is the best way to get started buying/selling stocks?
How do i create an online account, put money into it, know which stocks to buy, etc....



Ignacio
How do you know when a stock will start the next day upwards or downwards?
I want to know if a stock is going to perform well in the early hours when the stock market opens. I notice that stocks don't start the day with the same price the end the day before.
                     
 




The Time
You have no idea where the stock is going to open the next day. It could react to almost an infinte number of news items that happened either the night before or the morning of. This could include but not limited to earnings, geo-political unrest, oil prices, interest rates, upgrades, downgrades, economic numbers etc etc etc. For NYSE listed stocks the, specialist opens the stock based on the imbalance. For example if he/she has 25000 to buy at the market and 10000 to sell at the market (both the buyers and sellers want the opening price) in XYZ stock that would be an imbalance of 15000 to buy. So the specialist will indicate to all the wall street trading desks a range with which the stock will open. If the stock closed yesterday at $30 they might go out $30.00-30.50. At a price of say $30.40, the specialist might pick up more sell interest so he might now have 5000 to buy and paired on 20000 at the newer, higher price. The specialist could sell 5000 shares out of his/her own account and XYZ will open up 40 cents at $30.40 on 25000 shares. Hope that wasn't too confusing.


TruthIsRelative
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If you can figure this out, you will run the world some day.


wise one
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you can look at the futures market on cnbc or msnbc ,bloomberg any of these T.V. channels have the futures index and the market trades in extended hours 2 hours after the market officially closes and 2 hours before it opens in limit order block trades . you can check these on the internet on yahoo finance, e trade, ameritade , Scottrade , fidelity etc.


Figato
You can't, only insiders ever really know.
Buy mutual funds or guaranteed interest products.


sharpshooter
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Watch after market business news that could effect the market.
The terrorist attack on NYC and London subway caused the stock market to nosedived at the open. Currently the Korean missiles crises and the event in Middle East are causing market uncertainty.

Watch after market earning reports from bellweather company like Intel, IBM, and mircosoft. Bad earning from bellweather can cause a dop in stock prices of other companies in the same industry.


Yardbird
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Yahoo Finance has the after hours trading price. Not sure how often it's updated, or how it close it is to opening price. Check in the morning just before opening.


Tom H
While there is no perfect predictor of the opening price, I think you are puzzled over the fact that people trade stocks when the market is closed. The opening price is close to the price paid for a stock in the "extended hours" marketplace.

The "extended hours" market starts at 8 AM Eastern and the normal market takes over at 9:30 AM Eastern. Then the "extended hours" or "after hours" market takes over at the market close at 4 PM Eastern and continues until 8 PM Eastern.

Example: Finisar or FNSR closes at $4.50 at 4 PM. But then they put out a conference call and news report at 4:05 PM that is a lousy earnings report. Within minutes the after hours crowd has sold off the stock until it is trading at $3.70. The next day it opens at $3.60 and rapidly declines to $3.25.

The after hours traders are much fewer in number and tend to be quick draw artists who don't always know what they doing. So they do get the market value wrong from time to time, but mostly they are roughly correct.


thecat
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Check with Cramer on CNBC.
The man is a genius and very rich


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