ihave 108000$ iwant buy astock will get 10 times double in 6 mounthes but idont know how to find that?
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10 times double, huh. Talk to a stock broker. Futures in food and gold are good but that's a pretty high goal to obtain. Good luck.
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go there : http://moneycentral.msn.com/detail/stock_quote?Symbol=nok
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type in MSFT into a "find a quote" box on Yahoo! Finance or MSN Money and that will tell you the most recent trade price. You'll have to open an account with a brokerage firm or an online account like sharebuilder or some similar company to buy shares.
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Holding different currenies in your account is not a forex trading. Actually I cannot imagine how you could gain with it. \nAnother thing is forex trading. you may buy and sell one pair several times per day and could gain and income could be amazing.\n\nFor example today at 9:00 AM CET (7:00 AM GMT) EURUSD pair jumped 120 pips within a hour and then in next 2 hours moved up 23 pips else.\n\nJust count. If you bought 10 lots at 1.2965 and sold at 1.3085. For 10 lots 1 pip is equal to $100) then you earned $100x120=$12000 in a hour.  Margin requiremets about $6500 if leverage 1:200 or about $13000 if leverage 1:100. What if you would take all 143 pips?\n\nI pay to my investors at least 5% monthly (usually much more) for 12 month.
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Think of this as the first step in performing adequate research into  stock. Use yahoo finance, look in the business section of the newspaper, go to the library and get a s and p stock guide. If you can't find it in one of those sources, chances are that it either is not a publicly traded company or it isn't worth your time.
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Unfortunately, all the accounting catches in the world don't prevent someone from having a duplicate set of data, which is the most common way to "cook the books".  If you could interface between their books and the actual stock price, and you had some serious computing power, you might be able to tell that something fishy was going on, but you'd have to have access to the data.
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I have said this too many times already. Don't ask people for investing recomendations. Only trust yourself. You need to devise your own investing strategy. \n\nI have traded penny stocks before and I have had very profitable positions before. \n\nsome things to look out for: \n\nPenny stocks tend to be more risky and thus tend to offer the potential for quicker and higher returns.  Although one problem with penny stocks are that you need to keep and eye on bid/ask sizes and average volumes as criteria to definatly include in your strategy, unless you are investing less than say 5k, more than that and you may have a substantial price effect from buying or selling, so keep and eye on the sizes. Also used limit order for sure, you don't want to put in an order then have the price jump 10%+ so that when you buy you overdraw your account, in which case you will need to come up with the additional funds before selling.
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Here's a review for the stock.\n\nhttp://explodingstocks.blogspot.com/
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http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=bud  go to this link and read a couple 8k and 10k's  there will be all the info you need
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You need to give more details toget a proper answer. Please go to yahoo finance and click on the chart and your monitor should display that chart.
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It is not wise to invest all your portfolio in just one stock.\n\nI can advise you.
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Use log you will find\n\nor put\n\nx=3.597285024\n\nIts done
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There's sooooo much poor information here.\n\nWhen you invest in most stocks the Stock Exchange manages things so you are guaranteed to find a buyer if you're selling and guaranteed to find a seller if you're buying.  The large banks are granted favourable trading terms in return for being in the market and quoting a price to take those 200 MSFT shares off your hands.  They can drop the price they're prepared to pay when more people are selling than buying but they commit to being in the market and quoting a price most of the time.\n\nPink Sheets and Over The Counter are basically the same thing (the name Pink Sheets comes from the fact that closing prices were printed and distributed at the end of the trading day on pink paper).  It is a seperate market for stocks not quoted on the main market.  Basically, when you want to buy or sell a stock there is no guarantee there will be anyone prepared to trade with you.  The more popular stocks normally trade reasonably well but there are thousands of stocks on the OTC market that trade no volume for weeks at a time.  Most of the shareholders will be held privately and if no one is prepared to sell you're not going to be able to buy.  If you are able to find a seller you run the risk of paying a large spread (the difference between the buy and sell price).  On the main market the buy or sell price for MSFT will be the same.  On the OTC market the buy price for a stock might be $10 higher than the sell price.\n\nThe biggest danger is that something happens to the stock while you're holding it and you find yourself locked in.  If I buy MSFT I can sell the stock seconds after bad news is announced by going to my PC and logging onto my brokerage account.  If I hold OTC stock I can only sell my stock if there's someone out there prepared to buy.\n\nOTC stocks are not neceessarily up and coming, as with penny stocks choose very carefully.  Stocks quote on the OTC market for a number of reasons, and there are definately some bargains out there.  But it is much much more risky than the main market.
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If you graph it, it's the area under the horizontal line for price and above the supply curve.\n\nSo, at 10, the PS is .5 * 16 * 7 = 56\nAt 6, it's .5 * 3 * 8 = 12\nAt 4, it's .5 * 4 * 1 = 2
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Instead of trying to get something for nothing, which will only get you opinions and not facts or knowledge, start looking at "how" to invest, rather than "what" to invest in. \n\nInstead of looking at assest classes and divestiture and mutual funds vs Google, find out first the condition of the market, its position, and its trend. All boats rise and fall on the tide, unless you're clairvoyand and can pick the one or two that doesn't. No future in swimming against the tide.\n\nYou have to consider that the Dow is again approaching that all-time historical high set in Jan 2000 at 11,721. Looks like a Double Top to me, but some people say we could double that again. Logically, this is one of the scariest markets I've ever seen in two decades of watching it; just try to find something that is stable, anything. Doesn't exist, does it. Anything could send this market over the edge to the great void. But hey, it might double too, who knows.\n\nThis is simply not a good entry point for investors. Be patient, wait a few months, and you'll be able to buy much more stock a lot cheaper, the risks will be lower (even though they will seem higher), and your chance of success greater.\n\nFor most people, the name of the game is capital preservation. You don't invest when the market gets too risky or too frothy or is nearing a market top or an old market top, or when the market is overpriced, or unstable, and all of these things are true today. There really is a time when cash is King. That 1.5% CD is going to look pretty good when everyone else is cryin' in their beer about losses. Or the market could just go sideways to work off the excesses, but either way, you're safe if you're out. Wanna throw the dice, go to Vegas.\n\nIf you wish to research the “Buy and Hold Strategy” further, or perhaps trade yourself, I recommend two book titles. One is called "Which Is Better, Buy-and-Hold or Market Timing?" The other is "Do You Have What It Takes to Be a Market Timer?" They will give you plenty to think about.
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http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=SBUX
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try http://www.5dollar.nl/member/1735/