buying on margin A+
are silco stocks still worth anything
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some news papers show the cost of stocks, you shold buy one
Standard Oil of Ohio has a current value of $0.40. This means that two shares would be worth just $0.80.
WikiHow has a guide on buying stocks entitled ''How To Buy Stocks''. It covers the top 10 points you need to consider before you start buying stocks. About Stocks is another website that has excellent beginners' information.
are silco stocks still worth anything
More than ever before, U.S. investors poured money into foreign stocks during the 1990s, with over $1.4 trillion worth of foreign stocks being traded in 1997 alone.
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the us stock market was at an all time high and stocks were expensive. when stockholders heard that the stocks had to decrease in amout eventually, many people began selling their stocks while they were still worth something. as investors began withdrawing from the market, stock prices were falling, terefore making companies slow production down and led to price drops. on october 29, "black tuesday" people lost fortunes selling their stocks for the least amount they could. by the end of "black tuesday" investors lost a total of $16 billion, sending the stock market into ruins.
stocks are like investments ina company. Say for instance, you have stocks in a company (lets say mcdonalds for example). If the revenue was going great that year, then your stocks would be worth more that you bought them for. If they aren't your stocks may go down in value.. as for bonds.. I'm not quite sure. @above If you do not know the answer, don't reply at all Stocks and bonds are issued by firms to raise capital for their investments and other operations. Bonds are used to obtain debt capital, and the capital that is raised by issuing stocks is called equity. The stocks issued are bought by institutional and household investors. So, now they are equity holders in the company. So, they get dividends from the company, and also get capital gain (when the stock price increases). Stocks attract investors because they are highly liquid (can be easily sold/bought when required )
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No. You will not lose your stocks. You'll still be owning your stocks but the value of the stocks would have fallen heavily during a market crash. For ex: if you own 100 shares of X company that is worth $10 per share then your net worth is $1000. When the market crashes your stocks value might fall to $5. You will still own 100 shares but it will be worth only $500
gold has never been worth $0. some stocks have.
This term describes a situation in which the value of stocks is rising quickly. This occurred in 1929 when the New York Stock Exchange had reached an all-time high, with stocks selling for more than 16 times their actual worth. Unfortunately, at this time, it was not a true rising market and it eventually crashed.
I do not believe High Yield Investments are worth it. It's a scam that promises large returns on investments by paying previous investors with the money invested by new investors.
Preferred stocks are a much better investment because the return is much greater then that of other stocks. Although they are often long-term, the yield is often worth it!
I have s.s.kreage company stock shares from the 1976