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An investor or trader cashes or sells stocks by contacting a stock broker. You may have to open a trading account. Fees and commisions could vary A WHOLE LOT! This requiresw a little detective work on your part. Suggestion: Telphone and/or e-mail a few brokers to find out exactly what the procedure is for each broker, what each broker requires AND how much each broker will charge.
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What is the meaning of funds mobilization?
Converting your bonds, stocks and liquid assets to cash
How did buying on margin allow more people to invest in market?
Buying on margin allow people to buy more stocks with only a fraction of the cash needed to buy those stocks. These allowed more people to invest in the stock market that would not afford to come up with the full cash to buy the stocks in question.
What are liquid investments?
Anything that can be easily sold and turned to cash .... stocks, options, futures, bonds, etc.
What is the amount of ETRADE cash available for investment in my account?
The amount of cash available for investment in your ETRADE account is the total money you have that can be used to buy stocks, bonds, or other investments.
What is the return rate on Bank of America investments?
Returns on any investment depend on how much you paid for the stocks initially and what the stocks sell for when you decide you want to cash them in. As of April 19th 2013 Bank of America stocks were at a cost of eleven dollars and sixty six cents. If you bought stocks the day before that, you would have and imediate return of 1.92%.
Are Stocks cash income even if they are not liquidated?
Stocks are not cash or income, they are an asset. Once they are sold, the value is "realized" in terms of income.
How are Investments in stock reported on the cash flow statement?
Investment in stocks is shown under cash flows from investing activities and this activity reduces the cash or it is said to be a cash outflow.
What is the meaning of funds mobilization?
Converting your bonds, stocks and liquid assets to cash
How did buying on margin allow more people to invest in market?
Buying on margin allow people to buy more stocks with only a fraction of the cash needed to buy those stocks. These allowed more people to invest in the stock market that would not afford to come up with the full cash to buy the stocks in question.
What is a quick asset?
A quick asset is any asset, such as stocks and bonds, which can quickly be converted into cash.
What is the journal entry for deposit for future subscription of stocks?
debit deposit for future subscriptioncredit cash / bank
What are liquid investments?
Anything that can be easily sold and turned to cash .... stocks, options, futures, bonds, etc.
What is cash instrument?
A cash instrument is a financial asset that is settled in cash or has a direct cash value. Examples include cash, stocks, bonds, and bank deposits. These instruments are typically characterized by their liquidity and the ability to convert them quickly into cash. They are commonly used in financial markets for investment and trading purposes.
What is the amount of ETRADE cash available for investment in my account?
The amount of cash available for investment in your ETRADE account is the total money you have that can be used to buy stocks, bonds, or other investments.
What is investing cash?
Any money that has been saved for a latter date that can be spent on non necessity items such as stocks.
Are there circumstances in which income is recognized even when a cash basis taxpayer does not receive cash?
Yes, it may arise on unrealised profit on unsold stocks, profit element of upward review of assets.
What is the return rate on Bank of America investments?
Returns on any investment depend on how much you paid for the stocks initially and what the stocks sell for when you decide you want to cash them in. As of April 19th 2013 Bank of America stocks were at a cost of eleven dollars and sixty six cents. If you bought stocks the day before that, you would have and imediate return of 1.92%.
