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You mean something like this: Mr. Smith runs Smith Food who makes frozen pies, and he just received a standing order for enough pies that he'll need to add a second shift. He knows that when word of this gets out his stock price will go up quite a bit, so he calls his friend Mr. Brown and tells him to buy lots of Smith Food stock right now before he calls the press to tell them about the contract. That is a clear-cut case of insider trading and yes, Mr. Smith should be prosecuted for it.

The question unasked: should Mr. Brown be prosecuted? If he reasonably knew this was an insider transaction - his friend never asked him to buy his stock before, and suddenly he calls up "Buy all the stock you can get! Throw a million bucks in your margin account! Trust me! You won't be sorry! You'll be richer than everyone on your block!" then Mr. Brown could reasonably have thought he was passing inside information and therefore he not only had a duty NOT to buy the stock but also to call the Securities and Exchange Commission and rat out his friend. Failing to do either is a crime. If, on the other hand, Mr. Brown asks Mr. Smith to buy his stock every Tuesday while they play golf, and he never discloses specific information about the company, the SEC might say no insider information was disclosed.

it is called a corporation.

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There are several different sites that offer daily and even hourly updated stock quotes, including the Nasdaq site and the Yaho stock page and the CNN stock page as well.

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Raising of capital.

Reasons for wanting to raise capital is another topic, though.

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You are competing against rocket scientist (literally since there are physicist etc. working on wall street, or for themselves).

So realistically, average person got to get lucky or hold it for long period of time.

They tell you whatever. But most of time basically exec/dir etc. get huge stock options and buy back is opportunity for them to dump stocks and cashing in on some of profit.

On very rare occasion, it is to reduce stocks for takeover or shut down.

Blue Chip stocks are the largest companies in the stock market, typically the companies in the Dow Jones index and similars. They are supposed to be stable and high-quality, while speculative stocks have a high probability of moving a lot in price either up or down, like prospecting mining companies, high technology companies, and similars.

Brokerage house.

Its a privately owned company so it isn't listed on an exchange.

the price earnings ratio is simply earnings-per-share divided by the share price.

OOPS! I got that upside down! It is the share price divided by the earnings per share. The earnings figure might be for the trailing twelve months (ttm) or earnings estimated for the next four quarters.

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3/10/1997 Allied-Signal Stock price per share was $73.125

6/10/1997 $78.8125

9/10/1997 $43.0782

12/10/1997 $37.4688

The historical volatility of a stock is the variation of the returns over a period of time (say, over the last twelve months).

The variation of the returns is usually taken as the standard deviation of the returns.

You need a spreadsheet to calculate historical volatility (see the related link for an example)

i think it would be a great investment, i put a great amount into that stock

stock broker or online. I would suggest Plus500, i believe that is very good.

I am not really sure about what your asking, but I need to ask you something and you tell me if it makes any sense to you at all.

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Zenith Radio Crop common stock purchased in 1968 is worth several times its original value in today's market. The company has expanded considerably over the years and dramatically increased profits.