on yahoo financewhat does "dispostion non open market "mean?
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DISPOSITION NON OPEN MARKET means that the purchase or sale was made by arrangement, not in the open market.
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FIFO, LIFO, and Average Cost generally refer to merchandise, especially food inventory. I'm not sure it really applies to stocks.
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don't really know but the SEC had this on their site regarding PLFM
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It all relates to the P/E or the Price to Earnings ratio. It measures how much revenue or profit one share earns and compares that to the price you would pay for that one share on that open market.\n\nWhat you or your banker are talking about can be dangerous because you could be paying a lot of money for a share that does not have a lot or any income behind it at all so you would be in danger of losing your investement. This happened a lot in the dot come bust where sahres worth $500 or more were issued and bought for companies that weren't even making $.01 per share.
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Disinvestment actually refers to the process, where government allows private individuals to invest in Public Sector Undertaking/ Govt. owned companies, therefore reducing its participation in these organizations. It is basically done in those industries where the infrastructure lacks or their is improper management. Take example of MARUTI-SUZUKI, India. It is an automobile manufacturer jointly owned by Govt. Of India and Suzuki, Japan. Earlier the Govt. had 51% shares and rest were with Suzuki. But because of further disinvestment, Suzuki's stake has increased.\nRegards\nTSK\nhttp://tsk911.hi5.com
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It is an oversophisticated way of saying the stock is a buy.  The term comes from the concept of portfolio allocation theory, which in general states that a diversified portfolio will in the long run outperform a non-diversified portfolio.  So in theoy in your portfolio you should have a little of this and a little of that.  The overweight concept is that if you have a little more of this than that, you will improve your portfolio return.  \n\nKind of stupid is my opinion of the term. If you overweight the stock, you are no longer as diversified. Oh well it is just a theory anyway.
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P/E of 30 refers to the average of the whole industry. some of the player like yahoo would have P/E lower than average, some others higher. you can't try to predict yahoo stock only based on industry P/E.
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insider trading\nn.\nThe illegal buying or selling of securities on the basis of information that is unavailable to the public.\n\ninsider trading, stock market transactions made with knowledge of nonpublic information about corporate activity. In the United States, it has been illegal since 1934. The Securities and Exchange Commission regards it as unfair to investors who are not privy to such information. Several insider trading scandals shook Wall Street in the mid-1980s.
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___Date ____Open ____High ___Low ___Close ___Volume \n22-Feb-05 ___25.52 ___25.82 __25.35 __25.41 __6,513,900 \n\nThis data from Yahoo Finance go to:\n\nhttp://finance.yahoo.com/q/hp?s=BLS&a=01&b=22&c=2005&d=03&e=20&f=2005&g=d\n\n(last one at the bottom of the page is 22-Feb-05)
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The other posters gave very technical definitions, which are true, but can be confusing if you aren't familiar with the term.\n\nLet's say you're looking at IBM stock.  Now, IBM stock trades on more than just the NYSE (there is the AMEX, and the regional exchanges like the Pacific Stock Exchange, Boston Stock Exch, etc.).  So, let's say you're looking at IBM and you notice that IBM is trading at $50.00 on the NYSE, but it's trading at $50.25 on the AMEX.  In arbitrage, you buy IBM stock on the NYSE at $50 and simultaneously sell in ton the AMEX for $50.25, thus locking in a guaranteed $0.25 profit per share.  This is very basic.  You can have situation like in the currency markets where the exchange rates between the US Dollar, Pound and Yen are such that you exchange dollars for pounds, then pounds for yen and then yen back to dollars to take advantage of exchange rate disparities and lock in a profit.\n\nIn the simplest terms, it's buying a security at one place and simultaneously selling it at another place where the price is higher.\n\nIn other words, imagine buying an item on Yahoo auctions for $5.00 and then selling it on eBay for $10.00 (where the going price on Yahoo is $5.00 and the going price on eBay is $10.00).\n\nHope this helps.
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This is hard to answer because you haven't provided enough information.\n\nWhere was the alert provided? (a web site?  an alert site?  a specific piece of software etc.)?\n\nWhat about the stock split was bogus?\n\nIf you are having an issue with Yahoo Finance, this is not where to get support.  Try this link instead:\nhttp://help.yahoo.com/help/fin/
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Another trendy way of saying market driven business. You look hard at what people will spend money for then you provide it. This has been true since the first sale in history they just keep changing the language to make it sound new.
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go there : http://moneycentral.msn.com/detail/stock_quote?Symbol=nok
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In simple words it is when stock market start gaining after a huge lose or decline.\nLet me explain in better way.\nSuppose the stock market in loosing points every day for the whole week and in next week it suddenly gained some points on Monday. We can say the market has done some correction on Monday.\nThanks and Good luck
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It is an oversophisticated way to say that the stock is now attractive. But what overweight refers to is that given the assumption that one has a diversified portfolio of stocks consisting of a certain percentage in each of the major categories such as financial, retail, manufacturing, health care, etc. They are suggesting that you should increase the percentage of your porfolio invested in that particular stock. Stupid isn't it? Why not just say buy.
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Could be. Yahoo was formed for insider trading on this potentiality. RICO statute might apply.