 Buying penny stocks.....? |
| What's wrong with this plan? You do some mild research and look into like 10-20 penny stocks and buy 25 dollars worth of each and just hold them. If three blow up to like 4 or 5 bucks a share ... |
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 What to do with 100,000$ cash to make it grow...what kind of inevstment is good and safe...? |
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no..i dont want to buy a house bcoz my new job requires traveling a lot...... |
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 What are the best way/places to invest? |
| I know nothing about investing...but would really like to. Any pointers? The best I know is that savings accounts gain a small amount, and that anyone who didnt invest in microsoft is now kicking ... |
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 Silver or gold ???????????? |
| silver or gold to add to portfolio these turbulent times?... |
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 Can someone explain to me in "layman terms"? |
| What exactly is a mutual fund? How do they work? I have found many sites that explain them, but they always use fancy financial terms that I don't quite understand?! Thanks for your feedback! ... |
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 VISA stock @ $65, should I wait? |
seems kinda high.....................thanks
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 I wanted to invest money in a stock. Which one should I choose? |
| I wanted to invest money in a stock and hopefully have it grow instead of having it sit in a bank. I need a stock whose shares are not too expensive. So far I have looked into Sisco, EMC and Navios.... |
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 If a company declares declares profit, does it increase the shares value ? |
I have taken 100 shares of Ashok Leyland.
They have declared around Rs.104 crores profit.
Will it increase their share price ?... |
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 Im interested in buying stock..... any tips? |
| i want to try and get into the stock market and invest in something that is valuable and likkly to go up. i just am not sure what companies are better to go with, the ones that are already establihed?... |
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 Any favourite penny stock site you'd like to share? |
there are just too many of them, just want to know some of the more popular, favourite sites.
Thank you.
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 In the present market outlook, how much should be ratio between stocks and cash? |
Please, from where can I get advices on the ratio at any time?
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 Can my friends give me money to invest in my portfolio for them? |
| Basically I am wondering if I already have an account with a etrade/ameritrade/etc... and am trading with my own money, can my friends legally give me money to add to my portfolio and have me trade ... |
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 Looking to Invest in Stocks, but don't know where? |
| I've recently come into a substantial amount of money from a deceased relative. I would like to invest it into stocks that would give me the most bang for my buck. I was looking to buy stock in M... |
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 I'm going to invest 50000 for this job , is it original or fake please help me out,? |
THis is the Email i recieved
We are going to inform you that our company had accept your case for the post of FRONT DESK . So please deposit 50,000/= (Fifity thousand only) in our ... |
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harry potter | How does a company make money on shares? |
When a company decides to sell shares,how do they keep makeing money of them after they have sold them.(eg If l sell 1million for a dollar each,then l get one million dollars,but how do they keep makeing money),And how do the shares go up,(if l buy a share for $1.30 how does it go up to say $1.35 why do you pay more for it.? |
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Ranto
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The company doesn't make any more money on shares. The owners of the company (that is -- the shareholders) make money.
Prices going up may still help the company. It could allow them to issue more shares inthe primary market, get a better rate on debt, etc. |
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monkeyballsmaster
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They dont keep making money off the shares. They actually pay share holders a dividend.
The only way they can make money is by buying the shares back at low prices and selling them again.
Shares become more or less valuable depending on the performance of the company. |
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jeff410
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When shares are sold the company still exists just as it did before. It just has some new owners. It is NOT a loan. It is a sale of part of the company to new owners. At least part of the money from the initial sale of shares is reinvested in the company. The value of a company is based on the net present value of future cash flows. As they increase, the company increases in value. |
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man_marathon
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it is capital for the company to operate with,as of now with the panic sell off on wall street,expect lots of lay offs |
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Strategist
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The company directly benefits only when it sells shares in the primary market. All the trading of the stocks in the stock market does not benefit the company at all.
But the company can benefit from the high prices of its stocks. This happens when it is buying up other companies by paying in their stocks. So higher the stock price, the less money it has to come up with and also less stock as well (which is gd news to the current stockholders since their holdings will not be diluted, given same amt of stocks they hold.)
The stock prices will rise or fall depending on many factors like for instance the industry the company is in is expecting a boom. Or the company is expected to turn in a huge profit because of asset sale, people expecting a larger dividend from the company and so on. Because remember the stocks price is a reflection on the expected worth of the company per share.
Hope the information helps! |
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Chuck P
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If you go to Yahoo finance and look under insiders, you will see the amount of shares held by the CEO and president etc. That is how they get the extra from the shares going up in value. Another way is to sell more shares or split their stock. Their primary business is what they are more concerned with for producing money. The stocks are fringe benefits to the primary share holders, and not all stocks pay dividends. |
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Frank Castle
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If you are Nike then you sell shoes.
If you are Ford then you sell cars.
You get the idea. |
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m_brink
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Shares of stock are sold by companies as a way of getting money in order to expand their business. They are sort of a loan from the people who buy the stocks to the company issuing them. The dividends they pay out, which are based on how well the company performs, would then be seen as the interest.
The value of a stock in based on people's percention of how much of a dividend they will get while they hold the stock, thus also it is based on at least the perception of how well the company is doing. At least that's the long-term view of a stock. The more short-term view is that you expect the value of the stock to rise more soon, at which point you will sell it. |
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