Do you know any stocks that rapidly fell during after trading hours before thanksgiving holiday started? thank
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I don't know what traded Wednesday after hours, but each day you can check the NASDAQ site for the most active, most up and most down in extended trading.
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Hello Pure,\n  Unfortunately there is usually not much you personally can do once a stock is delisted. Depending why it was delisted also plays a part as to whether or not it will ever get listed again. Sometimes they do, sometimes they don't (especially when the company goes bankrupt totally). I suggest you contact the proper exchange(s) below to get additional info.\n  Other than that, may I strongly urge you to fire your broker (why do you think they call them "broke" ers) and shine up your crystal ball, do your homework, and above all, watch "Jim Cramer's Mad Money" on CNBC. BOOYA
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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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Join him on his leap of sadness.  I got hurt bad this past month in the stock market too.....\n\n\nI'm going up a few stories before I leap though.  \n\n\nAnyone want the password to my sharebuilder account?  If it goes back up..."someone" should benefit.
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I think you can just go to YahooFinance and find prices for the history of a stock.  Good luck.
558996
His recommendations take stock prices up in after hours trading where volume is low, however his recommendations have minimal influence in market hour trading. As Cramer says, never trade after hours, wait a few days, do your homework and then go in. All in all he has very good recommendations, just need to get in at the right time. So wait a few days after his recommendations for a pull back and then go in. PLEASE don't go in after hours, you'll get eaten up by the pros!!
818484
any technology stock should be good! watch the show MAD MONEY on CNBC, you will get some good tips!
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go to smarthinking.com. they have a 24hr turnaround.
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Well I recently invested in the stock market with 1k. I baught LOGI at like 25.80 and its up to 27.50 or something so I'm doing rather well for myself I'd say! I use Scottrade...(if you want to sign up let me refer you so we both get 3 free trades...they dont give you anything if no one refers you) send your email to cammyton@yahoo.com if you are insterested.\n\nP.S I am planning on investing in toshiba next I think because they are rather cheap and I believe they are a part of that new BlueRay DVD thing coming out.
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I think if you checkk out this web site, it would answer your question and then some:\n\nhttp://www.dcstocks.com/buyingshares/
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I agree. Suger is a great buy right now. The stocks I have been watching are up 10% a day.\n\n Its due to ethinal production. Ethinal from suger is much cheaper then from corn and more inviromentally friendly.
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try motley fool at http://www.fool.com
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Profit sales plunge Sensex down 99 points to 4617\n\nThe Sensex of the Bombay Stock Exchange went into a tail-spin today and plunged by 99 points on profit-taking in key scrips, notably those belonging to the infotech and pharma sectors.\n\nThe BSE-30 Sensitive Index ended 98.99 points lower or 2.09 per cent at 4617.82 points as compared to the previous close of 4716.81 points. Opening at 4703.33, the Sensex witnessed a high of 4721.78 and a low of 4586.26. The Sensex, which surpassed yesterday's closing level during the day, plummeted on account of profit-taking in key scrips.\n\nForeign institutional investors off-loaded subsstantial quantity of infotech, pharma, cement and diversified companies' stocks, marketmen informed. Infotech and pharma scrips, which had led yesterday's rally, were on the downward mode.\n\nInfosys Technologies, which reached its 52-week high of 5,518 in the last trading session plummeted by Rs 450 to close at Rs 5,065. The company's ADR listed on the NASDAQ Stock Exchange of the United States fell from a high of $ 118 registered yesterday to $ 90.\n\n''Much of today's fall was fuelled by speculative selling pressure from FIIs. There was also some selling in index scrips by domestic financial institutions,'' said a broker. FIIs sold in Infosys, Pentafour Software, Satyam Computers, ITC and Hindalco counters.\n\nThey reportedly bought the Glaxo scrip. Among the FIs, the Unit Trust of India was a major seller in select scrips.\n\nMirroring the downtrend, the BSE-100 index fell by 41.84 points to end at Rs 2002.60 from the last close of Rs 2044.44. The BSE-200 and Dollex indices ended 9.71 and 3.66 points lower at Rs 457.92 and Rs 176.48 respectively.\n\nMeanwhile, the National Stock Exchange ended 2.59 per cent lower at 1314.70 points, showing a net loss of 34.90 points. Marketmen informed that there was major shifting of positions from the NSE to the BSE, which was one of the reasons for the fall today.\n\nPentafour lost Rs 83 to close at Rs 1,192, Satyam at Rs 1,398, down Rs 90, Ranbaxy at Rs 802, down Rs 14 and Zee Telefilms at Rs 1,900, up Rs 20. \n\n\ni hope i answered ur question..........
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Try the pinksheets.\n\nI would also look into Proxity as an option. ticker pdnw
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Good luck with daytrading those penny stocks!!
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The market is open from 930A-400P ET.  There is also after hours trading as well that many stocks participate in.\n\nAs far as the holiday schedule, you can go to any of the websites to find that out (amex.com, nyse.com, and so on). \n\nHere's a listing of the holidays for 2006.\n\nNew Year's Day Jan 2 (2006) \nMartin Luther King, Jr. Day January 16 \nPresidents' Day February 20 \nGood Friday April 14 \nMemorial Day May 29 \nIndependence Day July 4 \nLabor Day September 4 \nThanksgiving Day November 23 \nChristmas Day (observed) December 25 \n\nPossible Early Closures: \nDay After Thanksgiving November 24 (1:00) \n\nHope that helps!
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