Free Stock Market Tips

buckeye_chanteuse asked:


I guess what I’d like to know is, what weight is the card stock used in Hallmark or American Greeting cards? I’ve purchased some packages labeled card stock and they are barely heavier than 24 pound typing paper. I’d like something heavier. Thanks for your help!

an old Priestess asked:


If I understand it correctly, a company issues stock and
sells it to raise capitol. Once they have sold the stock to
the public, and been paid for it, why should any changes
to the price of the stock matter to them anymore ?

In other words, how could it harm a company if people
sell off the stock and the value of it declines a lot ?

yinh21 asked:


How do I find out when a stock is about to go public? I heard there is a stock going public Monday. Where can I go to look at list of stock is about to be release?

Taco Bomber Baby asked:


I just opened an account with etrade.com and I’m wondering how this whole stock thing works. What time does the stock market and close each day and whats a good stock to buy that will help me get some knowledge about how it works?

Joe K asked:


I own stock in a company that is facing bankruptcy. Will I lose my stock if the company is acquired by another company or will I lose my stock if they go bankrupt and do a reorganization settlement/agreement with their creditors?

Mother Dearest asked:


I was looking into cheap stock that are likely to climb, one idea is GM, its down now and i don’t believe the US will allow it to fail? Are they a good buy? Where should i start? What to look for?

BHARAT P asked:


I want to open onlie Stock market trading account with any one of the following , to work with their regional manage for sale and purchase on the tips given by them
Angel Broking Litd
Kotak Securities Ltd
Motilal Oswal securities Ltd
Edelwise
Sharekhan
India Bulls
or others

pl give logic if some body is good not on the ground of brokerge but on the ground of good calls

qpot asked:


A quick search on “stock options” shows that many companies are switching from “stock options” to “restricted stocks” as an employee compansation vechicle.

Below is what I learned from my research. It could be wrong though.

The sales of “stock options” are usually reported as loss. It reduces the company’s tax liability, but also adversely affects the company’s profit. From 2006, most companies are required to disclose the impact of the “stock options” sales to the public.

My questions,

When a company issues “restricted stocks” and the employee sells them, is the proceeding counted as “loss” like “stock options”?

Why companies don’t switch until recently? Does it have anything do to with the new SEC reporting requirement?

Thanks,

Mike asked:


I want to invest in penny stocks and mainstream stocks but some major online brokers dont offer penny stock trading. What do you use / think is the best?

Neonzeus asked:


Assume 100 shares of stock, purchased for $1 share many years ago. This stock is now worth $10 share.

I understand that the stock will be listed as an asset, but should it be listed as an asset at its actual value, or its value less the taxes that will be payable when its liquidated to pay for nursing home care?