Stocks

'Shorting' is selling stocks you don't have in the hope that the prices will fall.

When the buyer demands delivery of the stock you can then buy those stocks in the open market for less than you already sold them for, making a profit in the process.

If the prices do not fall, you have to buy them anyway and will lose money on the transaction.

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I have a stock certificate for 9 shares of LA gear common stock is it worth anything

On Dec 5, 1972, the share price (adjusted for splits) was 5 cents per share ($0.05).
The actual price per share depends on how many times the stock split and the ratio of the split (2 for 1, 5 for 1, 10 for 1) have taken place since then.

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Underpricing is one major expense associated with issuing new shares of common stock.

debit cash 70000000
credit shares in share capital 5000000
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The best time to buy would be when a stock is trading below its intrinsic value.

Using different models (Discounted Cash Flow, PE-Earnings Growth,etc.) you can estimate the intrinsic value -- or how much you think a stock is worth. Buying it below this price is like buying it at a discount.

Share capital is the amount invested by investors in business while share warrant is the option to purchase the shares anytime.

How do you complete an entry for 2000 shares at 9?

A Stock Brokerage or Stock Brokerage Firm.

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After the Enron accounting scandal came to light, its stock price plummeted to 0, which wiped out many investors who had purchased Enron's stock.

A stock option gives you the right to buy stock at a specific price. In the US, they're a fairly common way to partially pay companies' executives. Acme might give its CEO an option on 1000 shares of stock at the price of $50 per share as part of her paycheck. What she'll do is to wait until the stock hits, say, $65 per share then exercise her option and make $15,000 in paper wealth in one whack.

Let's say your company's shares cost 50 pounds per share the day you buy your option, and they are going to sell you an option to buy enough stock to be worth 5000 pounds (or 1000 shares). You get a year to exercise the option after you get it. If you wait until the stock goes to 80 pounds per share, you'll get 8000 pounds worth of stock for 5000 pounds. If you are allowed to resell the stock right after you get it, you'll make 3000 pounds instantly. If you must hold it for a while--some companies make you, to keep you from being suspected of insider trading--wait till it goes up even more and then sell it.

A Mutual Fund is nothing but a common pool of money collected from a lot of people which is used by an experienced fund manager who invests the money in the Share market. Not many of us are experienced in investing directly in the Equity market. Mutual funds are a boon to the investor who doesnt have enough knowledge to invest directly in the market but wants to take a risk and gain higher returns from the market.

It's supposed to--the fewer shares outstanding, the more they're worth. But it's possible the shares could also go down in price.

Some of the advantages of the preference share is the absence of the fixed regular income and less capital loses. Some of the disadvantages includes the dilution of claim over assets and the high rate of dividends.

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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

Mutual funds and Hedge Funds

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