how do I change my shares owned?
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Not sure I understand the question.  If you want to change your shares owned, then buy more or sell some depending on the current price.
556359
From a registered stock broker \nOnline. In India, many banks ofer you trading services to the extent of the balnce in your account.\n\nConsult a financil advisor when you buy shares, cross check whether the co. is worth inveting into or not
136996
Sorry, there is no way to do so. The only way to get a new group owner is for the original owner to promote him to the position. The best thing to do now is to create a new group with all the files and photos from the old one. I'm sorry I couldn't be of more help.
445700
No, you cannot.  If you do so, your business will be considered a holding corporation, which is illegal.  A corporation has the right to own stocks in other companies, but it must have an ongoing business before it can.
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email investor relations for Credit Suisse.. that is the easy way and they should come through with the info or a link.\n\nfaster way would be dashing down to your local library and hitting the microfiche (do they still have those?) for old newspapers or the Business Reference section for old S&P or Moodys books on splits and dividends. wake the librarian up and ask them to help.
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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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not sure but you can allways change your 410 there are plenty of companys that have different stocks
709107
These days share certificates are normally not issued.  When you buy some shares you are added to the shareholder register for that company and your broker will send you a statement every 3 months which you can use to show you own the shares.\n\nIf you received a share certificate when you bought the shares it will not normally be reissued.  You can hold shares for 50 years, and the certificate you got when you bought them will still be valid.  The only exceptions would be as follows;\n\n1. The company gets taken over.  So if you held shares in TSB they would have been replaced by shares in Lloyds TSB when Lloyds took them over.\n\n2. The share was split.  So if you owned 50 shares worth £20 each before a 4 for 1 split you would own 200 shares worth £5 each after the split.\n\nIn both cases the company involved would send a lot of information to shareholders so you should have been informed your share certificate was being replaced.\n\nYou could call the company and check, but my suggestion is to just go ahead and sell the shares.  If it is an old share certificate then they will tell you and the worst that can happen is they tell you to go find the current one.  \n\nIf it turns out you have lost the most recent certificate then they will ask you to sign an indemnity (meaning you can still sell the shares, but they will hold you liable if the certificate turns up and is used fraudently).
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When the details of the buy-out are released the stock price will adjust accordingly.  If the buyout is announced to be $12 per share then the stock will trade at $12 (or very close) almost immediately.  You can sell the shares in the open market at that point in time.\n\nOtherwise, you will be offered shares of the parent company (one who is buying out smaller company).  The number of shares will be a dollar-weighted average of the shares you own.  You will still come out with the same dollar amount in the long run after the conversion but it will likely be far fewer shares.
35352
Yes But !! ... Do you want to sell time-shares or teach English.  Not a lot else available.  The company you work for should help with the paperwork ... if they don't - walk away
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It really would depend on the circumstances. Was there a contract (either verbal or written)? Did company ownership change. I the polocies changed to cut company expenses, I would think they would have to notify you, then you have the choice to accept the change or quit.
283359
You would know if you owned stocks (company ownership) Each year the board of directors makes changes to the companies charter and all owners (stockholders) have to vote. You would be receiving a proxy for your shares.
326923
Go to options, then account info, you can change it from there
41660
If you go to this link:\nhttp://www.ibm.com/investor/services/index.phtml  You might be able to begin to find the information you are looking for.\n\nThe transfer agent keeps record of all the shares bought and sold.  Because there have been a few stock splits since 1981, they will have record of the total number of shares you own.
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If you bought shares through a broker, that broker will gladly sell your shares.  If you bought these shares from an individual, you will have to find an individual buyer or seek a broker (as above).
91949
The best way is to buy them out on terms that both companies can agree on. The alternative is hostile takeover, where one corporation buys sufficient stocks to get controlling voting power of another corporation who doesn't want to be taken over.
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i am not at computers so , guess i will be advising you in some other way ..\n\nbuy all the yahoo free share from market nd become a respectable owner of the company . after you are done with that you can have controll over the server and you do what ever you like after coming with an agreement with board members \n\nthanks