Free Stock Market Tips

MIZZ.TIP asked:


the hamilton brush company issued 2,500 shares of commom stock worth $100,000.00 total.what is the par value of each share?

A.25.00
B.40.00
C.400.00
D.250.00

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?

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smbisceg asked:


I own stock in a company that is getting ready to emerge from bankruptcy, with a new stock symbol. Will my stock be converted into the new stock symbol or stay the old symbol? Will my current stock be worth the same price as newly issued common stock? What will happen to my shares?

nomethinks asked:


In other words, if company Y was to buy out company X for price P, how many shares N does it buy of company X?
How is this decision reached to by N shares at price P?
How can they maintain the buyout agreement stock price P amid the surge of demand volume they induce? That is, if they are planning on buying N amount of stock, how are they able to do this without significantly causing the stock price to increase?
Who do they buy it from? the Shareholders and/or insiders?

power_house911 asked:


This question has probably been asked before, but if I own shares in one company and another company offers to buy out that company at a certain price per share, what happens to my shares of stock after the sale? Am I stripped of my stock automatically by the takeover company against my will? Do I sell my shares to that company? Or does the value of my stock plummet to $0 if I keep them?

enigma84007 asked:


When buying stock what is the price you pay for the shares? Is it the current value of the shares? For example, lets say the current value for a stock is $20.00 and I buy 200 shares does that mean I get 200 shares? If so then why does the asking price tend to be higher than the current value of the stock?