What is the total short interest reported by the NYSE for February 2006?
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Here it is, http://www.nyse.com/Frameset.html?displayPage=/press/1140606853432.html
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Very few Internet sites will have historical prices like this. The only way to find these prices would be to contact the NYSE directly and hope they have it archived, or contact Bloomberg. I know that Bloomberg have a historical price record of every single listed company in the world (among other things), but it isn't cheap. You will have to use cost-benefit analysis.\n\nAlternatively, if you are working in a chartered accounting firm, go up to your Corporate Finance department, and ask them, as they will have a Bloomberg terminal you can use.
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look at their finance report within their stock information
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I assume you're talking US major-exchange (AMEX, NASDAQ, NYSE) listed stocks.\n\nThe following stocks are the top 25 stocks in 2006 compared by looking at their 2005 closing price on 30 Dec 2005 and looking at today's (4 May 2006) closing price.  These are SPLIT ADJUSTED but not dividend adjusted.  The third figure represents the percentage increase.\n\nVEGF Corautus Generic 372.7\nINHX Inhibitex Inc 315.8\nROHI Rotech Healthcare Inc 288.9\nNGRU Netgura Inc 270.0\nANCC Airnet Communications Corp 266.7\nPXT Pxre Group Ltd 265.1\nNHRX NationsHealth 263.3\nOTVL Onetravel Hldg 250.0\nAXJ AXM Pharma Inc 225.8\nOLGC Ortho Logic Corp 186.5\nSMRAD Somera Communications Inc 181.6\nGXY Galaxy Nutrit Foods Inc 177.8\nNTMD Nitromed Inc 158.3\nBPG BPI Energy Hldgs 157.7\nGTE Globetel Comm 150.3\nPLAY Portalplayer Inc 148.6\nWRSP Worldspace Inc 148.0\nRHEO Occulogix Inc 141.6\nAGEN Antigenics Inc 140.4\nPQE Proquest Company 136.5\nNPSP NPS Pharmaceuticals 134.0\nDSCO Discovery Lab Inc 132.8\nCRYO Cryocor 131.0\nCURN Curon Medical Inc 127.8\nTCMI Triple Crown Media 126.9
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check out Y! finance for the answer to your q.\nhttp://finance.yahoo.com/q/hp?s=PFE&a=00&b=4&c=1982&d=05&e=18&f=2006&g=v\n\nPFE pays its dividend quarterly with the last four dates being\n10 aug 05\n8 nov 05\n8 feb 06\n10 may 06\n\nfor the next upcoming dividend you really have to watch out for\ncompany news. Although mostly they fall on above mentioned \ndates.\n\nor you can look at key stats page on y!\nhttp://finance.yahoo.com/q/ks?s=PFE\n\nlook for "Ex-Dividend date"\n\nnote that ex-date is the one when company pays dividend.\nBrokerages usually delay it and pay it to you on "Dividend Date".\n\n\n\nhttp://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/060622/nyth120.html
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visit this link It contains all what you need\nthanks\n\nhttp://www.tdd.lt/slnews/Stock_Exchanges/Stock.Exchanges.html
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Sometimes the NYSE.  Sometimes the NASDAQ.\n\nYou can check their volume here: http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=%5ETV.N\n\nAnd here: http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=%5ETV.O
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The stock symbol in the U S is NTDOY.  Currently trades at $28.41.  8 U S ADRs equals 1 Japanese share.
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Use stock screener from:\n\nmorningstar.com or finance.yahoo.com
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Morgan Stanley is at 74.30.  They dropped the Dean Witter name some time ago.  Their stock symbol is "MS' -- the link below will show you current informatin about their stock.
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New York Stock Exchange (NYSE)
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Try Yahoo Finance.  You can get a decent spread for the public companies going back a few years.  You can also look at the quarterly/annual reports and grab the numbers from there.  You might be able to find them under all the SEC filing or on the company's web site.
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http://quicktake.morningstar.com/Stock/Income10.asp?Country=USA&Symbol=MRK&stocktab=finance&pgid=qtqnnavfinstate\n\nhttp://finance.yahoo.com/q/sec?s=mrk\n\nEnjoy!
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3.21%\n\nhttp://marketshare.hitslink.com/report.aspx?qprid=0&qptimeframe=M&qpsp=91
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I am not familiar with the article.\n\nHowever, this is surprising, at least to me.  Short selling a stock is the sale of a borrowed stock in anticipation of a price decline.  If the company becomes the lender of, say, 10 shares currently selling at $10 per share they have entered into a contract for future delivery.  The borrower is obligated to pay back the 10 shares (ignoring the interest factor) at some point in the future.  If the stock declines the borrower makes money because he only has to pay, say, $5 per share to purchase it.  The short seller received $100 by selling the stock but only has to pay $50 (10 shares at $5 per share) to cover the contract - a profit of $50.\n\nFirst of all, short selling is an indication that investors believe that the stock price of a particular company will decline - not exactly something that you want as a company.  The company is owed 10 shares of stock regardless of what happens to the price of the stock.  The short seller takes the risk (he might have to pay $15 per share to cover the contract).  \n\nThe company would get interest from the loan but at the price of encouraging short selling.\n\nIf someone out there knows of this article I would be grateful for the name of the article and the publication (including the publication date).\n\nI hope that this helps.
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Check Yahoo Finance link below.
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What's happening is that nothing is happening.  The last quotation I have is $.025 (2 1/2 cents) per share, and (almost) zero volume.  Stockholders are awaiting new news about California prospects.  Just now is "sleepy" time, but hang in there.