yes they are.
Covering a short position in trading involves buying back the same amount of stock that was borrowed and sold. This is done to close out the position and return the borrowed shares to the lender.
joint stock company
its medium
Yes
Yes, it is possible for you to buy the same stock after selling it.
A US stock exchange and an Australian stock exchange work in the exact same manner. All stock exchanges are the same worldwide.
THis will vary by state law and/or court system procedure. These are not the same in every state. Contact you local Clerk of Court office for the information, they'll be happy to tell you.
Regulatory News Service The London Stock Exchanges service that ensures that price sensitive information from listed companies, and certain other bodies, is disseminated to all RNS subscribers at the same time.
75MPH stock 83-84 same stock 81-82 same stock(65MPH)
As far as I know, when you are on disability your are to return to your employer with either the same or similar position. They can give away your position, but you are allowed back onto the job with a similar or same position. For example, you stock shelves in a store in Dept A. making $$ an hour. You go on disability and they put another person in your spot. When you return to work after being on disability your employer is obligated to have you stock shelves as before at $$ per hour, but it may be in a Dept B. I hope that makes sense. I would fill out the FMLA form because that protects you.
The Australian Stock Exchange works in the same way as the US Stock Exchange. They both makes stocks available to the consumer and track them for you.
Same Day Sale is when an individual performs two actions regarding Stock Options at the same time. The first is the sale of the stock on a stock exchange and the second is the exercise of the stock option. The advantage of the Same Day Sale is that the individual does not have to actually pay for the exercise of his stock option. Part of the money the individual receives from the sale of the stock is used to pay for the exercise of the option. Same Day Sale has tax ramifications that should be reviewed with an individuals tax adviser or CPA.