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There are a lot of sites that have the most commonly used valuation metrics for stocks. Sites like Zacks, Yahoo finance and IBD are good. P/E ratios, price to book, PEG ratio and many others are found on those sites.
You can find some info from S&P stock reports. They would give yearly high/lows of P/E. They provide the information for the last 10 yrs (only in a yearly format). Often you can access the S&P reports from your broker (such as Scottrade). I'm not sure where you can find daily information.
To find average ratios for specific industries, you can use financial metrics such as price-to-earnings (P/E), debt-to-equity (D/E), and return on equity (ROE) that are commonly reported in industry analyses. Sources like industry reports, financial databases (such as Bloomberg or Morningstar), and market research firms provide aggregated data for these ratios across companies within the same sector. Additionally, benchmarking against industry averages can help assess a company's performance relative to its peers. Always ensure the data is current and relevant to your analysis.
I doubt this answers you Question but you can get them at walmart usually during the Christmas season. You can get socks there at any part of the year. And you can get stocks on E-trade which is an online stock market. It allows you to buy and sell stocks of anny size just as long as you can afford it! (E-trade is an online trading system)
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.
There are a lot of sites that have the most commonly used valuation metrics for stocks. Sites like Zacks, Yahoo finance and IBD are good. P/E ratios, price to book, PEG ratio and many others are found on those sites.
Try e-gunparts.com
Try e-gunparts.com
You can find some info from S&P stock reports. They would give yearly high/lows of P/E. They provide the information for the last 10 yrs (only in a yearly format). Often you can access the S&P reports from your broker (such as Scottrade). I'm not sure where you can find daily information.
Try e-gunparts.com or any on the stockmakers you can find by doing a internet search on gun stocks.
E trade provides real time quotes of stocks current value along with past performance of individual stocks and general market trends. They provide tools to research and analyze an equity before and after trading.
When deciding to buying stocks, it is best to find information with known companies of stock and brokerage firms that can and will answer your questions. Try E trade, TD Ameritrade, or Fidelity for starters.
Advice can be found for good stocks to invest in on E-insure. This company specializes giving information about stocks, which to buy and which to sell at what time.
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Try e-gunparts.com, Shotgun News, Gun List, do a web search on "shotgun stocks".
The first place would be to check with the company you use for your stocks and see if they offer a program or system you can use. Other places to look would be E-trade or websites that allow you to manage your stocks on your own without going thru a broker.
I have some old L. Laurie and son stocks, are they still good? E-Mail Hall_3210@comcast.net Thank you Gail