When you look at the stock volume for a day,is there a way to find out how many shares were sold short?
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No there is no real way to tell the shorting numbers by just looking at the volume.
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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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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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You can also check here.  This is free, but its only a partial list:\n\nhttp://www.earnings.com/dividend.asp?date=20060313&client=cb
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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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Try here\n\nhttp://www.iii.co.uk/markets/?type=stockfilter
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No.\n\nFirst you have to find out how many were unsold. Since you know the number sold, subtract that from the total to find out how many were not sold.\n\nTo find the percentage, then divide the number unsold by the total, and multiply by 100.
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Do you mean "Find major stockholders in privately held companies"?\n\nIt can be quite difficult to get details of the shareholders in privately held companies. For starters, you could check the website of the company. Another good source is Hoovers or Dun & Bradstreet.
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For individual stocks, you can go to finance.yahoo.com and enter your ticker symbol.  Then go to "historic prices" on the left and click "dividend only."  This will show you all the dates and amounts of dividends.
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Look up stock symbol  BBBB\nThey have evrything.
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Doubt it. It is rated as one of the lowest stocks according to investors.com. LOOK is not profitable and has been dropping the last 5 yrs. \n\nIn the last 17 trading days, there has been 10 down days on higher than average volume. This shows weakness in the stock.\n\nIt would be more of a gamble to hold the stock. There are a lot of better stocks out there.\n\nI would dump and put my money in something else.
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Go to the Yahoo page where you access your Yahoo mail. To the left of that, there's an option to see how well your shares are doing.\n\nLook there.
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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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easy see the points on chart where share has traded for longer periods. there points r resistances and supports. if share price is below such a point it is acting resistance. if above its a support.
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there were approximately 1,608,000 common stock shareowners as of July 29, 2005.\n\nU can get a free copy of its annual report. Check it website.
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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.
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There are two ways to do this. One is to actually go to the dow jones website where they break out the information or two, is to take an arithmeetic average of the P/E of all 30 components (IBM, MSFT, WMT, DELL, etc)