The slaughter of infected (but not yet visibly sick) cows at the end of their useful farm lives, and the use of their carcasses for feed, spread the infection rapidly and widely
When were the Carolina power and light stock splits?
There may have been splits prior to 11/84 that I'm not aware of. CP&L declared a 2:1 stock split on 1/11/93, payable on 2/1/93 @ $29.194/share. CP&L merged with Florida Power to become Progress Energy in December 2000, but that merger does not affect cost basis.
What is a consumer defensive stock?
I think it's stock in a company (or companies) that sell necessities such as diapers and food.
Two completely different things.
There are two stock exchanges in India--the National Stock Exchange (NSE) and the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE). NIFTY is kinda like the Dow Jones Industrial Average--it's an index of fifty blue-chip stocks that trade on the National Stock Exchange. You can trade against this like you can trade against the S&P 500 or any other stock index.
What does non-covered stock mean?
A non covered stock is when any security that you have done was before the date was listed. For example you did something the day before it was suppose to be done. It wasn't on the exact date it was listed.
What was the highest share price for Sirius?
On Feb 18, 2000 - SIRIUS (SIRI) stock was $66.38 per share.
What is the stock symbol for Johnny Rockets?
This is a private company, therefore there is no stock symbol.
What was the price per share of American brands on July 1 1973?
stock price for american brands, inc in 1969
What is the value of a share of stock in the Los Alamos National Bank?
Trinity Capital Corporation is the holding company that owns Los Alamos National Bank, the last trade price for it's common shares to be $9.95 per share.
NASDAQ
When does the value of stock go up?
It can go up for a lot of reasons:
New data on revenue/profit for the company or even from it's competitors.
Stock splits.
Government regulation.
New technology.
Better management.
The list goes on and on.
The better the company does, the better the value of a stock tends to be.
Why did the market for inline skating fall?
Some of the reasons offered for the industry's decline were overloaded inventories at the retail level and the entrance of several new companies.
What do investors often use to buy and sell stocks and bonds without using a broker?
i belive it is online investing
Is waban still trading on stock market?
IM looking for Waban Inc. stock I have 1 certificate stock and no one seem to know
What are the difference between ordinary share holder and preference share holder?
The three biggest difference between common and preferred shares are:
1) Preferred shareholders take priority over common shareholders in the event of a company is liquidated.
2) Preferred shareholders typically have more voting rights than common shareholders.
3) Preferred shares typically pay higher dividends than common shares.
What were some of the causes of the 1929 stock market crash?
The biggest reason for the stock market crash was margin trading. It's not the ONLY reason for the crash, but it's the biggest.
Margin trading is where an investor buys stock with borrowed money. In the 1920s margin trading was unregulated. If you were a really good stock picker and you could convince your broker to loan you 90 percent of the sale price on this super hot stock you wanted to buy a million shares of, it was perfectly legal to do it.
Let's talk of maintenance margin. When you buy on margin you have to maintain a certain amount of equity in your account - cash, stocks, pig futures, whatever. If the value of your equity drops below that maintenance margin value you have to put more money in your account. In 1929 the demand to put more money in was called the Broker's Call; today it's a Margin Call but it's the same thing: get down here with a lot of cash in your briefcase or we'll close your account. When stocks started dropping a lot of broker's calls were made to people whose entire net worth was in stocks bought on margin. And a lot of THOSE people were banks, who were leveraged up to their necks in margin-bought stocks.