the price of stock has dropped $9.58 today. Yesterdays price was $9.71. Find the % decrease . Round to the nea
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amount of change divided by the original amount = 1.3%
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$46.71 as of the market close today. You can find this information on yahoo finance using the symbol lookup feature. The ticker is WMT.
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$5768\n\nDraw a graph. It helps.
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- This a lost in Stock Mark Index.\n- It loses 0.49 points.\n--------------
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i've based my answer on a probability tree i've drawn.\n(i may not be right!)\n\nProbability both stocks go up\n= 17/25 x 10/17\n=2/5\n\nProbability neither stock goes up\n=8/25 X 6/8\n=6/25\n\ni'm not too sure about the following answers (haven't learnt conditional probability):\n\nIf Gateway goes up, what is the conditional probability Micron goes up?\n=(10/17) / (17/25)\n=250/289\n\nIf Micron goes up, what is the conditional probability Gateway goes up?\n=114/272 x 17/25\n=57/200\n\nIf Micron does not go up, what is the conditional probability Gateway will go up?\n=155/272 x 17/25\n=31/80\n\n\nAgain i may not be right!
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0.43, 3.25, 0.72, 4.65, 3.2%, 0.89
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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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http://finance.yahoo.com/q/hp?s=DIS
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Try this, dont know if it helps...\n\nhttp://galeb.etf.bg.ac.yu/~mirad/today.html
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5.9% = 0.056\n\n0.059y = 33.00\n\n33.00/0.059 = y\n\ny = approxomately $559.32
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The price the stock is at the end of the day.\nExample\nOpening price (begining of the day) for BAC on 11/2/2006 was 53.36\nClosing price (end of the day) for BAC on 11/2/2006 was 53.55\nA 19 cent increase, or .35%
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Most stock games require that the price of the stock be over a dollar.  Finding "killer" returns in that time is difficult.\nShock her and buy Revlon Cosmetics.  No, I am not kidding.  They are trading around $1.30 and should come back to around $1.80 in a couple of months.\nCareful, too- most of those stock games are hard to play.  The computer eats your data (like it did mine on Investopedia.com - I don't play it any more...) or the computer doesn't work at all for half the country (like it did with CNBC SquawkBox Game...).\nGood luck!
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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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MCRL looks stronger than the other stock.  As opposed to sideways, this one's in a slow uptrending channel, albeit near the top end.\n\nIf we get above 11.50, then that could be favorable.  Else, if it just bounces down off of the moving average, then the stock can drop a bit, maybe to 10.  So just keep your eyes peeled and be ready to sell and lock it in.\n\nGood luck!
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1.) Ms. Jordan 275 / 2500 = 0.11 \n     0.11  x  100 = 11%\n\n2.) 900 students x 1.07 = 963 students .\n\n3.) Virus Scan  300 sec / 0.40 = 750 sec for 100%\n\n4.) Gasoline... 8882 / 0.85 = 10,449 BBLs per day.\n\n5.) Jerry's new salary is\n     18,500 x 1.105 = $ 20,442.50\n\n6.) Chen's Investment wound up being \n     6400 x 0.918 = $ 5875.20\n\nHave a nice day,\nZahbudar
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/n/r\n\nyou prolly need the correct type of returns.
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It sounds like you are trying to find the marginal percentage to get you back to $10.  That can be calculated by taking the new cost $11 - old cost $10 (equals $1) then dividing that $1 by the new cost of $11 to get the marginal percentage of 9.090909%.  If you take the 9.090909% from $11, it will leave you with the original $10.