IE i have 965 shares and the dividens are .07
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Usually you have two options of receiving the dividend, via cash balance or reinvesting the amount.  I'm not sure what the 0.07 represents in your question.  If it is the shared bought by reinvesting the dividend, you now have 965.07 shares.
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I use sharebuilder I buy shares for my 9 year old and 6 year old. I am able to buy small amounts in disney and lowes for a reasoable price. That when they are old enough we will have a accumulated enough shares to actually have some value. I find it very helpful in doing this. THey have added new products over the years to help. And the cost to buy is inexpensive compared to the other places. It is a long term investment product.
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EAG is trading this morning. $1.54 last trade, has traded over 65000 shares this morning. Whatever broker you are using is a moron. The pennies you are saving from using a moron is costing you lots of aggravation and lost trading opportunity. There are lots of discounters out there...i would find another if i were you!
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Typically companies distribute their dividends quarterly.  Their is a date of record when the board of directors announces that the will pay a divident.  Then there is a payment date of the dividend which is usually posted with the date of record in the Wall Street Journal.  That is when the company pays its dividend.  It could be 45 days or more from the date of record.  If you have any questions about the stocks that you own you could call the investor relations people and they should give you a better idea of when and how much you should be receiving.
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It depends on the site. Most want you to have at least a .8 share ratio. your torrent tracker will tell you your share ratio. Alot of site clean out members every month and people who low share ratios are kicked.
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The Dow began 1971 at 838.92 and ended the year at 890.20.  Net return excluding dividends was 6.1%.  Add about 2% for dividends to yield about 8%.  \n\nThe 500 begain 1971 at 92.15 and ended at 102.09.  Net return excluding dividends was 10.78%.  Add about 1.5% for dividends to yeild about 12.3%
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I was checking this out the other day, but bought PTEN instead.  This stock is fundamentally unsound, the only positive is the 31% quarterly revenue growth, undoubtedly due to the increase in gold prices.  Technically, it's another story; all indicators are Very Bullish in the Short, Mid and Long terms and the stock seems to be forming a solid base finding support at 5.94.  Personally, I'd buy this stock if I weren't currently in another issue, though I rarely get involved with an issue that is fundamentally weak because it makes very little sense.  \n\nHaving said that, if I get stopped out of PTEN and KRY is still in it's base, my play will be to get in as close to 5.75 as possible with a fixed stop loss at $4.90 because volatility could push it to it's previous resistance at 4.91.  If it closes below 5.25 I'll be keeping a close eye on it, and will consider cutting my losses, depending on indicators.  If it stops me out before I can react I'll just take my loss and move on, but it will be a much larger loss than I normally take, because I usually set an 8-10% stop loss, so I would consider this a risky play.  However, if the stock breaks it's resistance at 6.14 and closes higher than it's previous high of 6.25 I'll change my stop loss to a trailing stop of 10% and just hold on, because I can see this stock easily moving to 9-12 before it's next pull back.\n\nWhatever you do, protect your downside.
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My  BAC stock is doing good and they just increased their dividend.
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694.31 is 100% \nyou saved 694.31-605.37=88.94\nto find the percentage \n88.94 X 100 /694.31 = 12.80%\nYou saved 12.80%
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Well, your stock is not worthless, its worth $3 per share right now (and thats up from just $2 per share a few days ago), you can simply open an account and sell it if you want.\n\nNo telling what the stock will do from here.  They filled a Chapter 11 bankruptcy (reorganization), not Chapter 7 (liquidation), meaning they are trying to cut costs, sell whatever they can, and emerge from the bankruptcy.  When (if) they emerge they will try to give the stockholders as much value/ownbership of the new company as they can, but no telling what they will be able to give you (if anything).  \n\nThey may say we had to give 90% ownership to other people to get enough money to reopen, or they may be able to get money to reopen with less (or more) of the company given away, again no way to tell (or they may never get the money to reopen and they will eventually end up liquidating the company and then you'll almost certainly get nothing)\n\nSo, you can just sell what you have for 3$ per share (as of today), or you may want to say what the heck lets roll the dice and see what happens, and hold on to the stock (realizing down the road you could get alot more or alot less than that 3$ per share, again very hard to say).\n\nGood luck with it.\n\nBy the way, here is the link to your stocks current sell price.\n\nhttp://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=DCNAQ.PK
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u flat out cant buy shares from them because of the size of the company. they will let u see them..,but as u know it says "so and so is not available on sharebuilder". ur 100% right though..,penny stocks can have very high returns more than companies such as Microsoft or apple. u need to find the right ones. i have a few..,if your interested let me know i can share them with u. but remember, sharebuilder wont buy them for you.\n dereksamm@yahoo.com
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The track record for bank shares is very good. Tempting to sell, but you will be pleasantly suprised in Sept 07
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no, shares are for parent companies only. I would recommend opening a second.
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Why in the world would you ask a bunch of idiots on Yahoo answers financial advice?  You need to research this yourself or talk to someone who has a license to advise you.\n\nBesides, what stock are you even referring to?
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I suggest you visit Yahoo finance and check some of the info from the companies that sell their stock shares.
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OK, so the annual dividends are:\n\nTime 1   $5\n     2   $5×1.15\n     3   $5×1.15²\n     4   $5×1.15²×1.06\n     5   $5×1.15²×1.06²\n     6   $5×1.15²×1.06³\n     7   $5×1.15²×1.06³\n     etc\n\nDiscounting the first 5 payments:\n\n\n5v + 5×1.15v² + 5×1.15²v³ + 5×1.15²×1.06v^4 + 5×1.15²×1.06²v^5\n\n= 4.6296 + 4.9297 + 5.2492 + 5.1520 + 5.0566\n\n= 25.0172\n\nNow the PV of teh remaining payments is:\n\n 5×1.15²×1.06³( v^6 + v^7 + ...)\n=5×1.15²×1.06³v^6 (1 + v + v² + ...)\n\nInside the brackets is an infinite geometric series with first term a = 1 and common ratio r = v.  Using the sum to infinity formula, a/(1-r), we get:\n\n1/(1 - v) = 13.5\n\nMultiplying this by the  5×1.15²×1.06³v^6 bit is:\n\n13.5 × 4.9630 = 67.000\n\nHence the total PV is:\n\n67.000 + 25.017 = 92.017\n\nSince the share value should be the PV, we get $92.02\n\nHope this helps!
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sounds like $63.00 is what they are worth. that is what you said. or 4 x $63.00 = $252.00 less commissions on sale. you could have a stock that has split and you might have more. provide details for a complete up to the minute analysis from your unpaid advisors at Yahoo/Answers.