1/15/78 sears roebuck stock value?
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1. email company\n2. go to library and use microfiche of old newspapers
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As of a week ago I would have said CMG, Chipotle Mexican Grill. Now I am saying you will have to wait until the stock splits and get it at the lower price. They still have huge growth possibilities, so any price is a good price but not all investors can pay $65 a share.
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Symbol \nGBE (Common Stock)  \n \nResults \nDate Requested 03/03/06 \nClosing Price $9.25 \nVolume 2,354,000 \nSplit Adjustment Factor 1.0000:1 \nOpen $9.40 \nDay's High $9.45 \nDay's Low $9.00
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While both of those other answers are worthwhile and provide valuable information, they aren't entirely complete.  Yes, it is possible that a very old stock certificate could be worth some money just for the paper/collectibility value, and you should check into that.  It is also true that 27 shares of stock today may be worth the sum mentioned.  However, the company has gone through a merger recently.  More importantly, the shares may have split many times since the certificate was issued.  Thus, you may now own many more shares than what is shown on the certificate if it was issued many years ago.  \n\nSo, first, you want to check out the value of the certificate with a scripophilist (someone who collects paper), but it may be more important to check it out with a stock broker.  They should be able to find a value for it without charging you anything.  Your best best would be to try a discount broker, because they don't work on commission, and will have no incentive to try to sell you something.  Scottrade, Charles Schwab, and TD Ameritrade all have local offices that you might go and visit to find out.\n\nBest of luck to you.
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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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$2,187.91\n\nI would look for a better rate of return if I were you:-)
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The first thing you should do is prevent a robbery from cleaning out the register.  You can do that by placing a stop order beneath the current price. IMHO, first support looks like around $80. Your stop should go in a little beneath that, in case the support level doesn't hold the decline. Stop at $78.  That's 12% below today's close.  That's your insurance in case the stock gets pummeled. I was around in '87, '98 and '00, it can happen and here's why.  Using the PEG ratio, the price to book ratio, the price to sales ratio; the stock is overvalued.  On the other hand, there are good things that can be said about being a leader in an expanding industry; an already good and increasing ROE and ROA; zero debt and I am sure there are probably some others, if I took a closer look.  \nBecause of the high PEG, there is a good chance the stock will sell-off systematically in the next market downturn.\nYou could let the stock run up for now, since that is the current trend, and start selling if a subsequent rally attempt fails to make a new high before running out of steam. Remember: "Ride your Winners and Sell your Losers".\nOh, and keep moving your stop up as the stock moves up.
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http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=SBUX
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You can check on Yahoo stocks.  They list the after hours price too, but only in the evening hours.
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Looks ok to me.  eg:\nhttp://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=MSFT\non Sunday 7th March 2006 shows:\nTrade Time: May 5 \nDay's Range: 23.52 - 23.95\n\nWhich stocks were you looking at, and when?
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http://finance.yahoo.com/q/hp?s=DIS
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First of all, don't think your question is even right, but that's OK. This is option, not some software engineering - life cycle?\n\nWhen u said u paid $5 premium for a $10 call option, u mean the stock is currently trading at $10. If you exercise the call option u need to paid extra $1000 for the 100 shares of $10 stock xyz. You just paid $500 + $1000 = $1500 for 100 shrs  $10 stock means your  $1500 now becomes $1000 means you just lost $500.\n\nMy advice: Go to cboe.com, 1888options.com or buy the Mcmillan book and study...\n\nAnd by the way you remember don't use any broker that charge u more than $1 for 1 contract...\n\nGood luck!
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If it is a publicly traded stock then the company info would be listed at the URL below.  They have a stock symbol "look up" link as well.
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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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Anyone who knows the answer to this question for sure, 100%, no doubts, no risk... Is not wasting their time in here, they are out putting money on that stock!\n\nDo your due diligence.  Use what you know.
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is this what your looking for?\nhttp://www.investorguide.com/stock.cgi?stock=PNRA&code=g\n\nor something like this?\nhttp://72.14.203.104/search?q=cache:FuroL8dlknIJ:https://customers.reuters.com/wetfetch/index.aspx%3FCID%3D02220%26doc%3DReuters_Estimates_SBC_04252006.pdf%26base%3D/community/estimates/Default.aspx+dupont+analysis+of+The+Panera+Bread+Company&hl=en&gl=us&ct=clnk&cd=2\n\nFrom what I saw 2005 is the most revent report out on Panera Bread Stocks.\n\n( Side note: I really like that place, pretty decent prices and foods and pasteries are rather good too )
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hey Jinx U, sorry to bother you, what he meant was a pharmeceutical firm.\n\nRegarding teva value, there's a great review on this site...You might want to take a look ... \n\nhttp://explodingstocks.com/blog/?p=44