4 shares or traded
2,773
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They lost a LOT OF MONEY
This would obviously depend on the popularity of the stock in question. Most of the stocks are in the hundred thousands, if not millions of shares on a daily basis.
Multiply the figure in the sales column by 100, kind lad or lass.
There are many laws on taxes for shares. However, the EPS must be submitted for tax purposes even if the shares are traded publicly.
A business with many owners with each owning shares of the firm is called a corporation. Corporations can be a profit or not for profit business.
75 million
10,000,000 so far32,500
I got 19 shres of Alcatel-Lucent for 100 shares of Lucent and $6.92 in lieu of .52 shares. That comes to .1952 shares for each share of Lucent on 12/1/2006.
Corporation
When you buy a share in a mutual fund, you're actually buying very small partial shares in many different companies. Many times, you're buying shares in multiple industries. For instance, you might buy a share in a mutual fund called "Growth Fund X". This fund may own shares in McDonald's, Blockbuster, Foreign oil companies, communication companies in Europe, Nike, and the Canadian Utilities. The point is, if foreign oil isn't doing well, Nike and the communication companies still are. If Nike starts falling, foreign oil might be picking back up. So your potential loss or potential gain is not hinged on one stock, but typically hundreds.