What is it that's submitted that raises and lowers stock prices several times a day?
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Bids and Ask\n\nThose who want to buy shares place a price Bid\n\nThose who want to sell shares Ask a price.\n\nWhen the order is submitted and sold the price will change accordingly. The price you see is the most recent sale or buy order.
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I use Stockwiz for end-of-day trading. It's completely programmable, which is what I wanted, but the programming language is .... primitive.\nBut it's free.\n\nhttp://www.stockwiz.com/\n\nCaveat:\n- I am still using version 3, although there is a version 4 available\n- You still need a service to get your daily stockquotes, which is most likely *not* free
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Daytrading entirely depends on you. Can you buy the stocks low, and sell them high? There's nothing scammy about it, as long as you're making informed decisions and they pay off.
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Do not trade / invest anything below $5\n\nthis includes famous/infamous SUNW
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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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In simple words it is when stock market start gaining after a huge lose or decline.\nLet me explain in better way.\nSuppose the stock market in loosing points every day for the whole week and in next week it suddenly gained some points on Monday. We can say the market has done some correction on Monday.\nThanks and Good luck
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Make sure JavaScript (not Java) is enabled, and make sure the page you are viewing is on finance.yahoo.com, and double check to see if the market the stock belongs to is open for trading.
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YHOO.  It's got a track-record and has broken through resistance of $39 and is demonstrating that $40 is now support.  It should start skipping above $40 from now on, assuming "all else remains equal."
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Liquidating a "position", whether long or short; whether in options, puts or calls, warrants, or stocks
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The New York Stock Exchange is open from Monday through Friday 9:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. ET, that's 6:30AM to 1:00PM PST.  Take a look here for changes and updates: http://www.nyse.com/Frameset.html?displayPage=/about/1022963613686.html?sa_campaign=/internal_ads/callouts/holidaysandhours
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No it's not. When you trade more than 4 times in a one week period  it is considered day-trading. The FTC controls how daytraders work. I've read before that you must have at least $25,000 I think to daytrade legally. Their are a lot of rules regarding daytrading. Trust me if you put 500 bucks into an account and start buying and selling everyday, on the third day, someone will contact you with a warning explaining everything.\n Just do a quick search on daytrading. I believe im pretty close the the right answer on this.
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Yes.  Market value per share is synonymous with the latest price per share.  The exception to the rule is if official share trading has been halted, whereupon unofficial (over-the-counter) trading is then the market value.
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Stocks went down and the gas prices went up, if not that very day everyday since then up til now.
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I would suggest a wait and watch. Though the corrections offer an attractive level to enter over priced shares.
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The number of stocks that have gained value that day are called 'advances' and the ones that have lost value are called 'declines'. Advances-declines is a ratio that gives an indication of whether the market was bullish (if ratio over 1.0) or bearish.
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The rate does not change frequently, so bookmarking this page is good enough, one would suppose:\nhttp://www.wsjprimerate.us/wall_street_journal_prime_rate_history.htm#current
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I'm not an expert but basically you gamble between prices i.e you'll bet that the price of a company's share will rise between,say, 105 to 112 points in a day. Something along those lines my friend.