I know there is a list somewhere of all companies that will allow you to buy stock directly from their company.  I know Ford Motor does.  Does anyone know where I can obtain this list ?   Thanks in Advance
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http://www.dripcentral.com/
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I don't believe the company exists, but that doesn't mean the stock is worthless.\n\nSee if your library has one of these:\n\n"Financial Stock Guide Service" - a directory of active stocks (addressing currently traded, actives issues), and a directory of obsolete securities (providing a brief profile of companies whose original identities have been lost through actions affecting their outstanding stock) updated annually and through monthly supplements.\n\nAlso, either "Robert D. Fisher Manual of Valuable & Worthless Securities" or "National Stock Summary" may be of use.
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Allow me to copy and paste your own question:\n\n"Does anyone know where the stock comes from that is sold on ebay in England i.e WHOLESALERS"
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For stocks that have JUST started trading:\n\nhttp://www.hoovers.com/business-information/--pageid__10008,PDate__M:2006:01--/global-ipoc-index.xhtml\n\nFor future companies going public:\n\nhttp://www.hoovers.com/business-information/--pageid__10005,Date__2006:1--/global-ipoc-index.xhtml\n\nJust be aware that MOST companies do not perform like Google did.
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yes. any large brokerage firm can buy stocks for you anywhere in the world. no big deal. just make the call.
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http://www.champcar.com/\n\nThis is the best I can find At the top of the page under the title there is a link for Current Stock Quote.  Sorry I clicked the link, and It didn't take you to the correct page. On the left of the page the link takes you to click on Latest News. Then follow the above directions.
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You can't buy stocks that are listed on an exchange without going through a broker.  Those are the rules.  Big brokerage companies don't rip you off anyway so don't worry.\n\nCheck with a US broker - I'm sure some of them must allow you to trade on the TSE from the US.  Alternatively you might consider buying a Canadian ETF (exchange traded fund) - www.fidelity.com sells them.
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I believe Google trades on the LSE as GGEA.\nhttp://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=GGEA.L\n\nAlso, most UK brokers can also buy shares of US-traded firms for their clients.  I expect you would pay up a bit on commissions.
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Could you start with the current company and work your way back?\nIs CGI a communications group? If so go to yahoo.ca for Canada, and key in the ticker symbol CGI. You will have to determine the formal name of the company. At least trace the receipt of sale you have back to the originator. Perhaps the new owners have records of the previous company. Like the previous answer see how far back the price history is in Yahoo. Perhaps reveunue departments have trade records also. Good Luck
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How about try these. \n\nhttp://www.sharebuilder.com/\n\nhttps://us.etrade.com/e/t/jumppage/viewjumppage?PageName=omnibus2&SC=NPNFG6D&tb=3847&WT.mc_id=CONPNFG6D\n\nhttp://www.tdameritrade.com/offer/special.html?a=kra\n\nhttp://www.scottrade.com/index.asp?supbid=68651
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How about the websites of each of the companies you just mentioned.  Try investor relations, and/or checking out their press releases.
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Contact the MSE at mse@mse.ru or bai@mse.ru and ask them what American Stock Brokerage firms are members of their exchange. You will probably be able to buy only through those members.
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It depends on what you're trying buy.  Some have a minimum amount.  Others don't.  My cousin bought his new baby daughter one share in a blue chip stock.  So it is possible.
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Well it NEVER is a good sign when a company gets delisted off the stock exchange. To put it bluntly, kicked off. Even before they stopped trading completely (on what they call the pink sheets) the stock price never went beyond $1.03 a share. I tried to look at their financial statement on their web site but low and behold no financials? The news on this company is so sparse that there is no way I would invest based upon the way the management is hiding all relevant information on the company except of course their statement they will be relisted on the exchange soon.
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Owning shares in companies is one of the greatest freedoms of a democratic society. You are wise to consider investing. Different people have found great success buying shares in different ways. \n\nWilliam O'Neil, Warren Buffett, Gary Kaltbaum, Peter Lynch, and Dave Landry are all successful traders. You can find more information about them on the web. I would recommend Gary Kaltbaum's book, The Investors Edge.\n\nThere is no easy money out there. Expect some hard work and some humbling from the market. It is, however, entirely possible to grow an acorn into a mighty oak.
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You can insert stock details only when you create company in accounts with inventory mode.\nOr alter existing company into this mode.\nthen create the stock items and their units from inventory master menu of Gateway of Tally.\n\nThis would help you.\nFor further queries you can go to Tally's blog at\nhttp://apnitally.blogspot.com
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Below is a link to a thread with a bunch of shareholder freebies summarized. Hope it helps.