when do stock exchange on NYSE or Nasdaq start and close?
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The NYSE opens at 9:30 a.m. EST and closes at 4:00 p.m. EST
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It is removed from the NASDAQ and placed on the pink sheets, or in some cases, it stops trading entirely.  The pink sheets do not have any of the protective rules that exist for NASDAQ or exchange stocks.  Additionally, it is likely the firm doesn't meet the full disclosure requirements of the SEC so they also don't have to provide much information to investors either.  It rather depends upon the circumstances.  If a stock fails to meet listing a number of things happen.  First, it may no longer be possible to buy or sell the stock.  Second, if you can buy the stock, there no longer will be a ticker for the stock.  It has a symbol, but the trades are no longer tracked.  You can't create a chart because the trades are no longer reported.  Third, the only market for the stock, if one exists, will be the market maker who can charge or pay any amount they want for the stock.
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They are both stock exchanges that aren't the NYSE.\n\nHope this helps!\n--J.
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1. The NASDAQ 100 concentrates on Technology Stocks and excludes financial stocks, whereas the Dow Jones Industrial Average is more general.\n\n2. The DOW Jones Industrial Average only contains 30 stocks, making it very sensitive to changes in a single stock, whereas the NASDAQ 100 contains 100 stocks.\n\n3. The DOW Jones Industrial Average is a price-weighted average, whereas the NASDAQ is a weighted-average based on market capitalization with certain rules capping the influence of the largest components.\n\n4. From wikipedia - Another issue with the Dow is that not all 30 components open at the same time in the morning. Only a few components open at the start and the posted opening price of the Dow is determined by the price of those few components that open first and the previous day's closing price of the remaining components that haven't opened yet; therefore, the posted opening price on the Dow will always be close to the previous day's closing price (which can be observed by looking at Dow price history) and will never accurately reflect the true opening prices of all its components. Furthermore, in terms of candlestick charting theory, the Dow's posted opening price cannot be used in determining the condition of the market.
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both the nasdaq and dow are summations of many companies' stocks. the dow is composed of about 30 big companies and is the best index for the overall stock market. the nasdaq is a couple hundred successful companies. \n\nbasically, each company sells equity in the form of stocks. owning a share of stock means that you own a small piece of the company and are entitled to vote for the managers and receive dividends should the company decide to pay them.
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Companies issue and sell their stock to raise money. So stocks give you ownership of the company which issued stocks. Stock market is where stocks are being traded: sold and bought; example New York Stock Exchange, NASDAQ, etc. That's a 30-second overview. Go to website www.investopedia.com.. Very good website to get education. Also, there is a stock trader simulator, give it a try.
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Chicago Mercantile Exchange, see link\n\n(alternative: New York Mercantile Exchange)
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"The NYSE trades in a continuous auction format. There is one specific location on the trading floor where each listed stock trades. Exchange members interested in buying and selling a particular stock on behalf of investors gather around the appropriate post where a specialist broker, who is employed by a NYSE member firm (that is, he/she is not an employee of the New York Stock Exchange), acts as an auctioneer in an open outcry auction market environment to bring buyers and sellers together and to manage the actual auction. They do on occasion facilitate the trades by committing their own capital (approximately 10% of the time) and as a matter of course disseminate information to the crowd that helps to bring buyers and sellers together. Most of the time natural buyers and sellers meet in a market that provides efficient price discovery in an auction environment that is designed to produce the fairest price for both parties. The human interaction and expert judgement as to order execution differentiates the NYSE from fully electronic markets. However, in excess of 50% of all order flow is now delivered to the floor electronically."
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You can obtain pricing on Morgan Stanley stock that trades on the NYSE at:\n\nhttp://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=MS\n\nAt the time of writing this answer it is $74.29\n\nCheers,\nRichard.
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stock exchange, organized market for the trading of stocks and bonds (see bond; stock). Such markets were originally open to all, but at present only members of the owning association may buy and sell directly. Members, or stock brokers, buy and sell for themselves or for others, charging commissions for their services. A stock may be bought or sold only if it is listed on an exchange, and it may not be listed unless it meets certain requirements set by the exchange's board of governors. There are stock exchanges in all important financial centers of the world; the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE, in nearly continuous operation since 1792), which had a trading volume of $7.3 trillion in 1998, is the largest in the world. Tokyo, London, and Frankfurt also have major facilities, and Euronext, an inter-European exchange combining facilities in Amsterdam, Brussels, Paris, and other cities, is also significant.\n\nhttp://www.answers.com/topic/stock-exchange?method=8
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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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There are electronic trading companies for crazy people like me who can't wait for the market to open the next day.  The prices can fluctuate wildly for some stocks because the price is determined by a handful of people that are selling and a handful that are buying.  It's open for around 3 hours after the closing bell in NY and for a few hours before the opening bell.
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Shareholders of (NYSE:BLS) will receive 1.325 shares of (NYSE:T) common stock for each common share.\n\nThe deal is expected to close within a year, pending approval by shareholders of both companies and regulatory approval.
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Every exchange has a different process. The below link is the listing process for the NYSE (NY stock exchange).  For more info, type "stock listing process" into google for the other exchanges.
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Stock is the capital raised by a corporation through the issue of shares entitling holders to an ownership interest (equity); "he owns a controlling share of the company's stock" \n\nStock exchange is ther ordered marketplace where brokers and dealers meet to buy and sell stocks of publicly traded companies on behalf of investors. Major US stock exchanges include the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE), the NASD and the American Stock Exchange. The NYSE is where most of the largest, most actively traded companies in the United States are listed. Many countries have stock exchanges where shares of companies in that country are traded.
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They do two things, they trade investments for their own accounts and they trade investments on the behalf of others.  The exchanges are auction markets where buyers bid against buyers for the right to own something and sellers bid against sellers for the right to sell something.  The NASDAQ is technically not an exchange, although the same activity occurs.  The difference is that it operates like a series of stores rather than an auction.  Each state regulates what is required to do business in their state.  Some states place very high capital requirements.  To do business on an exchange, you must first buy a seat from someone who has one.  They usually sell for several million dollars.  To be on the NASDAQ, you must first get accredited as a firm with the NASD and meet all of their data processing requirements.
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Stocks are listed on one exchange or the other, not both.