Whoever you leave it to , that's why people write wills so they could say who gets what .
How about recording over a short period of time what shares go up in value and what shares go down in value. The try and explain why the change
yes they can.
A starting trader would go for trading shares by visiting companies that deal with trading shares. Companies, such as cityindex, onetwotrade and others to find out information on how a trader, who is just starting should get trading shares.
Cumulative shares are when the shares are combined and then evenly distributed to the share holders. Non cumulative preference shares are when they go to certain people first.
Preference shares (or preferred shares) act are paid dividends at a fixed rate. They are more like a bond, they will go up in value when interest rates go down and will go down in value when interst rates go up. Most important they do not participate in the growth and success of the company. For example, if you put $1,000 in Microsoft preference shares when it went public 20 years ago it was still be worth $1,000 in contrast, if you put $1,000 in Microsoft ordinary (common) shares they would be worth millions.
Go to the stock market
They can if someone shares them on Facebook.
If company wants to go to public for issuance of shares or already issued shares to public then it is statutary requirement to conduct external audit and provide audited accounting statements.
yes they will be patient at least a 5 share
They become worthless or nearly so
Those shares are worthless!
Attached is a link that shares Earhart's history.