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First announcement by a firm of an ordinary, taxable, cash dividend payable at the quarterly, semi-annual, or annual frequency to holders of ordinary common stock.

You can contact the state that your certificate was incorporated in, each state has a department that handles such things. See Sources and Related Links, further down this page, for more information about that.

Databases/directories of corporate changes can also be useful in determining the value of your shares. Reasonably priced databases and those available to the public that is. Most local business libraries could help you out. The next step is then to contact either the transfer agent (found on the stock certificate) just google the name and you should have a number to call. They will have all information as to what happened to the company, if anything was left for investors etc.. if by any chance the companies transfer agent has also gone by the wind.

The state will be able to determine for you when the companies charter was cancelled although will not be able to tell you if any dividends or other capital payments were left for investors.

In all I would go with professional help, a broker or other financial advisor can help. Or you can go with a online research firm to evaluate your companies position.

Companies sell stock (shares of its business) in order to raise capital. The capital can be used for many purposes such as modernizing its facilities, purchasing new operating equipment, developing new markets, retire existing debt, etc. IPOs (Initial Public Offerings) are used for the purposes above as well as to reimburse original investors so a company can be taken from private to public.

Yes, First Citizens Bank offers medallion signature guarantee services, which are typically available at their branches. This service is used to verify the authenticity of a signature on certain financial documents, particularly for the transfer of securities. It's advisable to contact your local branch to confirm availability and any specific requirements for obtaining a medallion signature guarantee.

As of the latest data, institutional investors, particularly mutual funds and pension funds, own the majority of U.S. stocks. Among these, BlackRock and Vanguard are two of the largest asset management firms, holding significant shares in a wide range of companies. Additionally, individual investors also play a role, but their ownership is relatively smaller compared to institutional holdings. Overall, the trend has shown an increasing concentration of stock ownership among a few large institutions.

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Doing your Due Diligence, simply means doing your homework on a company before investing in its stock.

You really want to look at the company's financial statements to see if the company is doing well. If it is on the verge of bankruptcy, you really should stay out of investing in it.

Due Diligence can include, but is not limited to:

-Reading past press releases by the company for positive or negative news that might affect the price of the stock.

-Look to see if there is a large daily average of traders trading the stock on any given day.

-Make sure that there is a high volume of trades per day, you don't want to buy a stock and get stuck with it because there are no traders wanting to buy the stock.

-Call the company, make sure you get an answer, and research their address to make sure that they are a real company and not just some shack in the middle of a desert road, incorporated in Nevada, selling stocks that are not even worth sand they are built on.

Due Diligence is doing anything and everything in your power and control to ensure that your invested dollars, euros, yen, etc. are in good working hands.

Many investors rely on human brokers to provide them investment advice and recommendations as well as execute their orders when trading in the stock market. If you don't use a middleman to buy and sell stocks, you are essentially trading without a broker.

Previously, it was necessary for traders to rely on brokers to buy and sell stocks. However, things have changed with the advent of online trading. By using online trading platforms, investors have limited the role of brokers. However, some people still prefer going through a full service broker for the expertise that they bring to the table!

it depends some stocks are bought and sold in a day and some are kept for life it depends what sort of investing you are doing

the money paid to the shareholders for sharing in the profits of the company. A+

Also the number being divided in a division (equates to the numerator in a vulgar fraction).

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The stock that forms the part of the index will have a weight in the index, i.e. how much the movement of that stock affects the movement of the index.

When a dividend goes ex, this will trigger a 'drop point' on the index. This is calculated from the value of the dividend, the weight in the index and the fx rate, if the stock is priced in a different currency from the index.

When a dividend goes ex, the price of the underlying stock will open that morning lower by the amount of the dividend. This usually doesn't have a huge effect as the percentage change is well within day trading movements of a stock anyhow. The same applies for the level of an index move - the index will open lower by the drop point amount, but will generally be negligible on the movements of intra-day trading anyhow.

You may have to be careful with special dividends, as they can be a higher percentage of the stock trading price, which may actually cause a noticeable drop in intra day trading price. They can also affect index levels.

Dividends have a different effect on options though, but generally the price of a basic call / put would already have been adjusted before the ex-date. If you have a structured product, for example a vertical spread consisting of 2 long and 2 short options, then your position won't be affected as what you lose on one you will make on the other.

If you have a time spread where your position is dependant on the stock price staying where it is, then you need to do further analysis on your Greeks and how it will affect option price.

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Preference share capital is type of capital which has preference on other type of share capital as preference share capital may have more profit ratio than other and it is paid first from profit of company and preference share holders get there share even if company has earn no profit.

Equity share capital is share capital on which share holders get share from profit in the last after paying every other obligation on company.

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EQ means equity, it means the stock which comes under EQ series will be allowed to speculation that is intraday trading,and this type of series is applicable and shown only in NSE.In NSE the stocks are divided into EQ and BE series.BE series are vice versa of EQ series.EQ series stocks are more liquid compared to BE series stock

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It depends, but the average is usually between 20 to 30 seconds.

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It depends on the company stock you wish to buy. The minimum amount that can be invested in the stock marketvaries from country to country. For example: In India the minimum investment in the stock market is Rs. 500/- You cannot buy or sell shares when your trade's net worth is less than 500. For ex: if I want to buy 20 shares of ABC company whose price is Rs. 10/- per share I will not be allowed to do it. I must buy a minimum of 50 shares if ABC company in order to make my total trade value atleast Rs. 500.

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Stock share prices reflect the current price of a publicly traded company in the stock exchange, every second of the trading day. The price you see is actually the last transaction made for this stock and it is influenced by many factors such as news, expectations, market conditions, and fluctuations of supply and demand.

No they are privately held

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Savin employed me in the 80's and was given stock. Is there any value and do you need the actual certificate if there is?

No, the commission is $7.00 no matter how long you hold the stock.

In Phoenix, you can obtain a medallion guarantee from banks, credit unions, and other financial institutions that offer notary services. It's advisable to call ahead to confirm that they provide this service, as not all locations do. Additionally, some brokerage firms and legal offices may also offer medallion guarantees. Always check for any associated fees or requirements before visiting.