Did you know that EOD data for most major markets and stocks is available free of charge on the net?

If you didn’t, I show you where to find it in this short video because sharing is caring!

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is there is sites or resources for that ?

can i share my site shares in stock market site or something ?

your question is not clear . what do you want to share..?

http://youtube.jimmyr.com/
to request tutorials

See how much you would have made had you bought stocks today. Post which stocks you would have bought and how many shares and we’ll see whose done best.

http://www.updown.com/

I would have bought with $10,000…

SHLD – Sears – 179.76 * 30 Shares = $5392.80
ACUS – Acusphere Inc. – 2.65 * 600 = $1590
Goog – Google! – 471.12 * 6 shares (lol) = $2826.72

Pick randomly if you’d like =P. Also for less risky stocks, select the movers and select the “Mkt Cap” Tab.

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i am studying in high school and i have given a basic project on stock market and shares as a student of business and managment.

pl.z… provide me the information and related stories.

remember that stock exchange of india!!1

go to sites like icicidirect.com and moneycontrol.com and track various shares

If 10% of stock holders sell their stock holdings, what happens to these stock holdings? If someone is willing to buy the holdings, then another stock holder will end up owning the stock holdings. But if nobody is willing to buy the holdings, then what happens? (This would be the case that leads to a big stock market crash?)

If no one wants to buy it then it won’t get sold. The stock market works by sellers stating an asking price and buyers stating a bidding price. When a seller can’t find a buyer for the price he wants he can A) lower his price or B) hold on to it. When a buyer can’t find a seller with the price he wants he can A) raise his price or B) don’t buy anything. A crash begins when sellers are forced to lower their price to sell (they may be facing a margin call and have no other choice). Likewise the opposite can happen to buyers. For the crash to be sustained, the market would have to lose a significant amount of value over a several day/week period with no immediate signs of recovery (i.e. the value of the stocks really is low).

A crash cannot happen if the stock does not change hands, of course, the market won’t rise either.

From Uptick Sports: A simple tutorial and screencast of a sample transaction with the Uptick Sports Fantasy Football Stock Market. This video demonstrates how to trade shares of football players within the Uptick Sports Fantasy Football Stock Market.

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CA misses Streets view; Facebook launches new security measures.

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I am interested in stock market and shares and I am a beginner.I want to trade online. Kindly let me know the source for genuine information to help me.I want to be completely prepared for it. I want know how shares, stock market work. If possible please give me comparative info on mutual funds too

www.finance.yahoo.com

They have info on all stocks.