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I am thinking about majoring in one of those 2 fields and a currently thing about becoming an equity analyst (if someone could also help me figure which of the 2 categories this would fall under). I am currently unsure about which college/university would be for getting that degree. I had heard that UPenn, Cornell [...]

I would like to access my Wal*Mart stocks online. What is the website to see how many shares you have and sell.

This is for a class project using virtual stock exchange. I gotta win this, there are two bucks on the line with a buddy of mine. This is only for the real experts out there. Name some stocks, and name them good.

OLED screens, have been predicted to really starting blooming in the next 2-3 years, making plasmas and LCDs old technology. Something I’ve been trying to figure, is what stocks will be blooming with them.

I’ve heard of companies splitting their stocks. Does this mean that if I owned 12 stocks worth 2 dollars each, if they doubled the stocks, I’d now have 24 stocks worth 1 dollar a piece?

I am 16 and I am going to start investing soon. I have a book on investing for teens and will soon start researching index funds and other stocks. I also want to start putting money in an IRA. I have to save for college as well. Right now, I am a busser and make [...]

I have no idea how to find out if I still own stock (that I had the certificate for) in a company that got bought by a HUGELY successful company, also privately owned. Where do I find out where my shares went? I lost the certificate years ago when I didn’t think anything of it.

I am a retired teacher. For years I invested mainly in stocks and put a small percentage of money in a total bond fund. Through the years as I increased the percentage of money I put in my bond funds, I diversified into intermediate corporate, intermediate government and i-bonds. I have recently retired and am [...]

I have to click several times before the cursor will move in either direction and it’s very frustrating! I have 16 different portfolios and wonder if there is a limit. Would it help if I eliminate some of the stocks from my Watch lists?

Assume that you invested ,000 in each of three stocks. Each stock can increase in value, decrease in value, or remain the same. Drawing a probability tree for this experiment will show that the number of possible outcomes is?