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As of January 14, 2010 at 12:51 ET, NYSE reported that one share of IBM stock was traded at $132.07.
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What was one share of IBM worth in 1955?
I can only find historical data back as far as 1980. The share price on December 31, 1979 was 64 3/8. However, that's a little misleading: if you had bought one share of IBM stock then, you would now own four, since the stock has since "split."
What is the cost in one share of stock?
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Where can one find the IBM stock quotes?
IBM stock quotes can be found through several financial websites online. IBM has a section on stock quotes. Yahoo Finances and Market Watch also have the stock quotes.
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How can one purchase the IBM stock online?
IBM stock like any publicly traded stock can be purchased online through a brokerage account. Discount online brokerage services like eTrade and Ameritrade are popular for online trading in stocks, including that of IBM.
What is the difference betweena a unit of stock and a share of stock?
Both refers to the same. One unit or one Share of a stock refers to your share in the company. You hold one part of the company.
Jared bought one share stock for 225 and made a A profit what was the selling price?
Jared sold the stock for a price of 225 + A. Profit is the difference between the cost (buying the stock) and the revenue (selling the stock). So, if you add A to the cost of 225, you'll get the selling price.
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You buy 100 share of ibm stock at 100 per share and pay 150 commission how much will this transaction add to GDP?
Just the 150 in commission.GDP tracks "final goods and services", the broker's work in buying the stock is a service which would be included. The stock purchase itself is merely moving money from one account to another, and would not be included.This is a "best effort" answer, how I think it works. But I am not an economist, and might be mistaken.
