Stocks

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The prices you see in the stock marketare the 'market price' or 'street price'. It's basically the averages of what people buy and sell it at. ASX for example have people selling stocks higher or lower than the market price, so really; that's a guide of what to buy it at.

It is purely based on the companies wish. If they are interested in NSE they can or BSE they can.

BSE and NSE perform the same task. But why do we require both is they are like different grossery shops.

The main different between is BSE has more listed companies in it and NSE has more trade volume.

There is no any other technical reason for the companies to list in NSE or BSE...

Yes, but trade date must be PRIOR to ex-div date (even immediately prior is ok).

If trade date is just before ex-div date (e.g. one day before), however settlement date is after (for example, three days after ex-div), you still receive dividends.

This is because ownership of shares tranfers on trade date, however it is the transfer of money which occurs on settlement date.

This is what allows you to buy shares, then sell the same shares one hour later, even though no money transaction has occured (the money movements will occur on settlement date, usually three days for shares).

You buy the stock you become an owner and you can choose to vote on decisions for the company or not but either way the company pays you dividends on their profits but a lot of people will buy from a promising company early when the stock is cheap and then sell them when they gain value.

I believe they are only valuable as a collectable. From what I read the company was a scam.

You can go online to check associated Material or consulting other people.

"Afb frieght systems inc's stock is currently trading around $19 a share. Nasdaq offers a more accurate picture, as it trades on the NASDAQ, you should check there yourself as I am not an expert."

Please advise present value of The Henley Group stock certificate D18997 to Theresa Ann Mazuc

no difference

"You can find the Bank of America chart on the yahoo finance page by entering BAC in the ""get quotes"" search at the top of the page. You could also check the NASDAQ website."

Yes. Stock prices can go from $100 to $10 in no time and cause you to all your money

1220mm X 2440mm

or 1200X2400 not entirely sure which

It's 1220mm x 2440mm :)

its either; reducing output.

reducing planned investment.

increasing output.

increasing consumption

A DEMAT Account is like a bank account. You cannot sell it. You can only close it.

From a registered stock exchange.

Ex: National Stock Exchange (NSE) & Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) in India

Nominal share capital is like an authorized share capital. The share capital that the company allowed (the maximum amount) to issue as registered capital when the company is incorporated. It can be changed later by the approval of the shareholders.

First, find out if the mining company is still in business. Then call a stockbroker.

If you are talking the wood stock that originally came on the gun, less than $100.00, usually selling around $75. As always depends on condition.

Stocks that pay dividends are a stream of income for common stock holders. Dividends are paid out either quarterly or yearly. The level of dividend is determined by the company as an incentive to purchase stock.

No. In fact GM went down and the government had to pull out the stock before they went farther into dept.

Heaven or Utopia; Communism never seems to work out that way.

To cash in shares of Hathaway Metal Mines, you should first contact the company's investor relations or shareholder services for specific instructions on selling your shares. If the shares are held in a brokerage account, you can place a sell order through your broker. If you have physical stock certificates, you may need to transfer them to a brokerage before selling. Be aware of any tax implications and transaction fees associated with the sale.

Private company and cannot buy it on the stock exchange!

i thnk its nt.stock is not a liability.stock is our asset.when it over comes its goes to liability.