I want to buy stock in the Dakota, Minnesota & Eastern Railroad (DME RR) but I can't figure out if it is a publicly traded company or not, and if it is, what its stock code is. \nThe company's website (DMErail.com) doesn't seem to say, and Yahoo Finance is no help either.\nI think DME is owned by the Iowa, Chicago & Eastern Railroad (ICE RR). I would likewise like to know if ICE is publicly traded and if I can buy stock in it.
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I was surprised to learn this myself, but the DM&E is actually independent of outside ownership.  It formed the IC&E to purchase the assets of I&M Rail Link.  Also of note is that the DM&E has created a holding company, Cedar American Rail Holdings, Inc. which manages both railroads.  A bit complex, I know!  But to answer your question I don't think at this time that the railroad/s is publicly traded.  However, this could very well change after the DM&E completes its 280-mile line into the Wyoming's Powder River Basin and becomes a Class 1 railroad (which one would think at that time that it would go public).
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Two places, links to both are below.\n\nFor a brief overview, the OTCBB website -- link below will take you to the summary page for XSUNX, Inc.\n\nFor thorough research, use the SEC's EDGAR website -- link below will take you to the page for the most recent XSUNX filings, and from there you can click "Next 40" to see older filings.  Actually, I'm also including a link directly to their most recent quarterly report (10-Q) which discusses Power Glass -- just click on the 3d link below then do a word search (Ctrl+F) for Power.\n\nActually, as I'm getting more into this, I'm also including a link (4th link below) directly to their last annual report (10-K) -- useful b/c it has audited financial statements.  This company has zero revenues since inception (when the company was formed) in 1997.  Not a good sign.  I'd be careful before I put too much in on the hopes Power Glass will go somewhere.  I read about Power Glass and to me it's all generalities -- no indication what their target market is or how they're going to reach it.\n\nPlus, as I'm learning more, this company used to be a Colorado corporation, Sun River Mining, Inc.  It sat around as a public co with no assets or business (what is commonly referred to as a public shell) until a 2003 Plan of Reorganization with a California company named Xoptix, Inc.  Sun River acquired 3 tech patents from Xoptix in exchange for a buttload of shares, then Sun River changed its name to XSUNX, Inc.\n\nThe 10-K reports that As of September 30, 2005,  there were  approximately 123,876,639  shares of common  stock  outstanding.  It also reports that Xoptix received \n110,530,000  (almost 90%) of those shares in 2003 (although no word how many of those shares it still owns).  What would a company with zero historical revenues need 123,876,639 shares and 612 shareholders for?  What the heck are they investing in?\n\nThe bottom line is, I don't see a business plan in this company's SEC reports, but that's just my opinion, it's your money.\n\nGood luck.
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When just starting out and you are sure you want to invest in individual companies, sharebuilder.com is a legite place to invest. Others are ETrade, Fidelity, TDAmeritrade, ScottTrade.\n\n I want to warn you that with a small amount of capital and investing in individual stocks, you will be subject to certain risks particular to the individual securities that you buy, because you do not have enough capital to become fully diversified. That is just a warning.  I did it. You can too. Your other option is to buy mutual funds.  That way you will be less subject to individual risk.  Of course if you buy one stock and that stock doubles in price in a matter of months, that is a good feeling.  If on the other hand if you buy one stock and that stock looses half of its value in a matter of weeks that is not such a good feeling.  It has happened to me often. \n\nI have accounts with both Fidelity and TDAmeritrade. TD is less expensive but Fidelity has better research facilities. To me the research is worth the few extra dollars. I do not know what research Sharebuilder supplies but I think I have heard that they have some.  Maybe someone will respond and provide that information.
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I would stay away from penny stocks. This stock is at a 52 week low for a reason. Also, penny stocks can be manipulated easily with pump and dump schemes.\n\nYou're better off putting your money in other transportation stocks like JB HUNT or Fed Ex. Both are excellent companies.
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It is probably a privately held company - I can't seem to find its ticker number on any of the financial sites.  You can try calling them and asking: 1-800-323-9005
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Could not find specific info on your 100 shares but the certificate could have some value to collectors on ebay. Baker Oil Tools is a division of Baker Hughes, so check out before you go that route.
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Dear sir,\nI strongly disagree with the answers you have received,\nIn my opinion, all the data is available elswhere as well. \nThe only thing is, D&B have credi scores, which is their own product and you will probably not find it unless you buy the report. Yet, as it seems, you don't really need it. \n\ncompany size, fleet size, number of employees. distribution channles, revenues, expenses, produc listings -- all this info is availalbe in one form or another online. D&B analysts actually receive the information from the companies or other providers, so I suggest that you specify the company you aer looking for. I can try finding the info for you :)
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Alpha Enery and Gold (AHEG) merged with Century Industries back in the 90's sometime, and then was reversed 1 for 10.\nCETY trades (for lack of a better word) in the Pinks - last sale .0001.\nSo take the share amount on your cert - divide it by 10 and multiply by .0001 - that is what it is worth.\n\nI looks like there may have been a stock div. in there at some point so you may as well have your brokers reorg dept. or the transfer agent track it down for certain, but it doesn't look good.
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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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it depends on which market they're on.  they might not even be a publically traded company.  do a search on them on yahoo and if they're on one of the major markets, their stock exchange abbreviation will come up along with the exchange they're traded on.  if it's a major u.s. company you can get their stock on e-trade or something like it.
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http://www.danielstrading.com/content/educ_over.php\nhttp://www.danielstrading.com/content/reso_tool_app8.php\nhttp://www.danielstrading.com/content/reso_tool_app2.php
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I would buy NWRE, ICE, and CMED or ERS. I have owned NWRE and ICE since December. Please let us know what you choose and how you do in 3 months. I'd be interested to know!
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I can't find anything, it appears the negotiations are being kept close to the vest. I would contact a reporter familiar with the deal and just ask how things are going.\n\nBe careful, however, because Aramark is a publicly traded company and anything about its financial condition or future earnings potential would be insider information. Since any of those things could affect its stock price and knowing that in advance would be an unfair advantage.
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The company is bankrupt, meaning as an owner, your shares are worthless.\n\nHowerver, if you have the stock certificates, you can sell them on eBay.\n\nEnron stocks were going for $50 per piece of paper to folks who collect such things.
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It does not look like this is a publicly traded stock.  I just did a symbol lookup on http://finance.yahoo.com and came up with nothing -- is the spelling correct?\n\nIf this is a privately held company then the only time your wife will make money is if the company goes public or they get sold.
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All information about public companies is, by definition, public.  If you want to invest in stocks, but know nothing about anything related to them, you will be walking into dangerous territory.  The first thing you have to do is READ, READ and READ some more.  Go to Yahoo money, MSN money or any other free board and start reading on public companies.  Find out what market cap means, find out what drives the prices of big companies' stocks.  Run stock screeners looking for good companies (look for low Betas, for example)  look at their price history (Is the company at the highest/lowest price it has been in a year?)  Then, when you narrow down your choices, made your decision and are ready to buy, pick a good brokerage house (cheap ones: Scottrade, Ameritrade, Sharebuilder)  and buy your stock.\n\nAn alternative is choosing mutual funds, Find one rated high my morningstar and leave all that research in the hands of people who know.
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Formerly=Mama Mia, Inc. to 4-88\nNote=4-88 State of incorporation Utah changed to Delaware\nFormerly=International Food & Beverage, Inc. until 3-99\nNote=12-98 State of Incorporation Delaware changed to Nevada\nFormerly=Internet Business's International, Inc. until 9-04\nFormerly=Alpha Wireless Broadband, Inc. until 6-05\n\nIt is now SLWF ... it has been reverse split so that i would assume you have nothing. a scam.