Having just recently had a son my husband and I would really love to start him some sort of education fund. However, with the stock market in a slump if you will, we are not really sure what we ...
Ford's market cap is 16.39 billion, GM's is 11.39 billion. This is relatively recent, in October of 2007, GM was worth much more. It also has a 5% dividend yield while Ford has none. I ...
I tried to do it but they said that you have to be 18 for it (and I do not want to wait!) I got my parents' permission for it and everything but I sitll don't know how do set up the ...
Will I lose my shares? I've invested in a penny stock when it was .95. It's been slowly rising the last year and is now at $2. Does anything happen to a stock once it leaves penny stocks ...
Honestly, I have NO idea what I might be getting myself into, but I'm looking to start doing a little investing. I'm 20 years old and don't really have much money right now, only what ...
For what? When you sold the stock you should have known that the $2/share was just an offer, it wasn't final, shareholders hadn't agreed to it. Until they do, no deal is done, and you take the risk of being wrong. The only way you have a legal case if you were in some way a victim of fraud, there was no obvious fraud here, the deal information was publicly available. Panic or ignorance is not a valid reason to sue.
Andy S
Why?
A nobody
You don;t have a case against any one.
Don't know why you would.
You traded in a free market, what comes, comes.
iDunno
No
Why would you?
I don't think your allowed a case with the Fed :p
Vultureman
You never have a case againts the Federal Government
hero_gt350
Lucky you if you bought some at $2 a share. I was rushing to buy BSC when it was around $ 6, but I had to wait till my money was transferred into my acount. By the time it was transferred, the share was already at $12.
BAD LUCK
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