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The major revenue of US comes from their weapon business. They are the largest weapon seller in the world.

before investing in a stock, make sure that you are SURE you want to invest in this stock. never invest in a stock that you only have a "good feeling" about, make sure that you do a lot of research on the stock and have hard concrete evidence that this stock is reliable and strong. the stock market is a funny place, and the stock that's most acclaimed today could crash hard tomorrow. nobody knows what the market does, people can only guess ^^.

This would depend on the company, but many pay 2 or 4 times a year.

The beta of a portfolio is the weighted average of individual betas of assets in that portfolio. There is an example of portfolio beta calculation here: http://www.riskyreturn.com/portfolio_beta.html

On September 22, 2000 Bell Atlantic changed their name to Verizon. The last closing stock price for Verizon was $49.39.

I believe what you are referring to is when a corporation buys back it's own stock resulting in less authorized shares in the marketplace. This doesn't have a direct effect on a stocks price but can typically indirectly cause a stocks price to increase. The reason that it is not direct is that the company must spend it's own money to buy back the stock. This results in less shares and each shareholder now holds a larger stake in the company but the resulting company now either has less cash in it's reserves or has issued debt to pay for the stock. Indirectly this can help the price of the stock. The fact that a company is buying it's own stock back would indicate that the company feels it's own shares are a bargin at the current price. It also adds support to a stocks price in that if the price begins to fall due to market conditions the company can step in and buy shares to prevent or limit continued stock depreciation.

Naked short selling, or naked shorting relates to the practice of short selling without first borrowing the shares or making an "affirmative determination" that the shares can be borrowed. Typically, traders must borrow a stock, or determine that it can be borrowed, before they sell it short. This is true when you placing a trade through your broker. They must determine if shares are available for shorting before allowing the investor to short a particular security. However, some professional investors and hedge funds take advantage of loopholes in the rules to short shares without making any attempt to borrow or determine if they could be borrowed. In October of 2003 the SEC issued a regulation, known as "Regulation SHO", seeking to limit abusive naked shorting. The regulation was designed to limit manipulative short selling for the purpose of lowering the stock price on thinly traded stocks. Critics of the new rule argue that naked-shorting is one of the only market forces that can act against over-hyped, or irrationally exhuberant market place conditions. See related Links for an article about one particular CEO on a campaign against short sellers. He believes they dramatically lowered the stock market value of his company.

1 Swedish krona = 0.129074 U.S. dollars, so it would equal $128.94 Or did you mean kroners?

debit cash / bank 1400000
credit share capital 1400000

A share is worth whatever the market price is. The starting value for measuring gains is the price each individual share was purchased for. Any other method would allow the investor to manipulate the starting price and avoid paying taxes.

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Stock control software certainly comes in handy for any retail business, especially those looking to streamline processes and get a real return on investment. This is because it offers a range of solutions to make retail businesses more efficient. Not only does stock control software give you a clear overview of all your stock and its location at any given time, but it can help you to manage forecasting of future demand and supply chain management. This prevents the need for error prone, time consuming and disparate manual systems.

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The history of the ratio for theÊS&PÊPE 500Êchart has been below 30 since 1880. The ratio started going up around the year 2000. The ratio spiked to over 65 around 2010.

There is no set amount of time required per dividend payment. However, the majority of the time it is paid on a quarterly basis (4 times per year). It is also somewhat common to see a company pay out a one-time, annual dividend, or for a company to pay a monthly dividend.

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Yes, some Pennsylvania railroad stock certificate will be worth some money to railroad collectors today. The stock itself is rarely valuable, but the certificate can be worth up to several hundreds of dollars to collectors who enjoy railroad memorabilia.

Crude Oil is regulated by the market through trading. The government's controlling oil prices is socialist idea. Government regulation has taught us many things. See "Communism." Assuming just for argument's sake that President Bush and his associates and friends have stock in oil companies, what makes you think that that is a possible reason for the lack of price regulation? If President Bush were as powerful as you seem to think he is, why wouldn't he be in favor of regulation and setting prices HIGHER than they are right now? The reason there is no price regulation is simple: it doesn't work, because it's economically unsound. Setting price limits on any commodity, including oil and gas, does one thing for certain: it causes shortages in that commodity. So the next time you hear somebody advocating for price controls, keep in mind that he is therefore advocating for shortages and long lines at the pumps as gas stations run out of gas.

http://finance.google.ca/group/google.finance.14135/browse_thread/thread/c94c7b404a0cb5cd

Someone at google misplaced a decimal.

There was no unusual price fluctuation in 1988 for GE as is

represented with google finance.

http://finance.yahoo.com/echarts?s=GE#symbol=GE;range=my - CORRECTED

They do in fact issue stocks and bonds.

Book value is a company's stock equity produced on a balance sheet. This is equal to assets, minus liabilities and any goodwill assets. The amount is what would be left if a company went bankrupt and had to sell stocks. Face value is usually a small amount that has no significance to the market price, it is assigned by the user. In the case of preferred stock, it is used to calculate the dividend payments. The face value is usually consistent throughout the shares amount.