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Google-Stocks: When to Sell a Stock

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Enter your email address:. When to Sell a Stock. In this first part, we’ll examine some personal reasons for selling a stock. The second part of the series will focus on more market-driven reasons for selling. However, there will be some overlap between the two. You Need some Cash. Moral, Ethical Conflicts. More and more investors are becoming concerned about the social, environmental, ethical and moral standards of the companies they own. You may decide that a company you own has practices or produc...

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Google-Stocks: Opening an Account

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Enter your email address:. Before you can begin trading stocks, you must open an account with your broker. Depending on what type of stockbroker you choose, opening an account can range from a very personal to very impersonal process. It’s not that they are nosey – they are required to gather this information before they can make recommendations to you regarding investments. In the business, it’s called, “know your customer.” If a broker makes an inappropriate invest...This is one of the services you buy...

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Google-Stocks: Top Online Stock Trading Sites

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Enter your email address:. Top Online Stock Trading Sites. Online stock trading sites offer investors access to a variety of tools and research that just a few years ago were only available through full service brokerage accounts. There are many online stock trading sites to choose from, but narrowing down the field may seem time consuming and overwhelming. Here are thirteen of the top-rated online stock trading sites that continually show up on just about every list of the best. E-Trade gets high marks ...

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Google-Stocks: Opening an Account - page 2

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Enter your email address:. Opening an Account - page 2. Margin accounts allow you to do just what I told you not to do with credit cards – borrow money to buy stocks, although under much more favorable conditions. A margin account allows you to borrow up to 50% of the value of the stock from your broker when you make a purchase. For example, if you want to buy $10,000 of stock, you could write a check for $10,000 or with a margin account, write a check for $5,000, and borrow $5,000 from your broker.

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Google-Stocks: Trading Basics

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Enter your email address:. In the jargon of the financial markets. How a system that can accommodate one billion shares trading in a single day works is a mystery to most people. No doubt, our financial markets are marvels of technological efficiency. Yet, they still must handle your order for 100 shares of Acme Kumquats with the same care and documentation as my order of 100,000 shares of MegaCorp. There are two basic ways exchanges execute a trade:. On the exchange floor. Trading on the floor of the Ne...

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Google-Stocks: 10/21/09

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Enter your email address:. The company provides many shares if you get the share from that company, you become the share holder of that company, being a shareholder you have right to the company and you can claim on what all company owns. Wednesday, October 21, 2009. Trading with Moving Average. For simple type you have some basic rules to be followed :. Actually trading depends on the time and the capital you possess. If the capital is larger then your T.F will be longer. MA pairs shows the direction if...

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Google-Stocks: 10/22/09

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Enter your email address:. When to Sell a Stock. In this first part, we’ll examine some personal reasons for selling a stock. The second part of the series will focus on more market-driven reasons for selling. However, there will be some overlap between the two. You Need some Cash. Moral, Ethical Conflicts. More and more investors are becoming concerned about the social, environmental, ethical and moral standards of the companies they own. You may decide that a company you own has practices or produc...