What are Delta Airlines end-of-month stock prices in year 2004?
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The stock symbol in the U S is NTDOY.  Currently trades at $28.41.  8 U S ADRs equals 1 Japanese share.
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the www.stockcharts.com:\n\nuse the tool to analyze GLD and IAU.
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Not at the moment, but their pilots could strike soon. Presently the pilots are doing what is called "informational picketing" to make the public aware of their plight.\n\nDelta and its 6,000 pilots missed a March 1 deadline to reach an agreement on long-term pay and benefit cuts. Therefore, Delta's request to void its pilot contract so it can impose up to $325 million in cuts has been turned over to arbitrators.  The pilots union has said it will strike if its contract is thrown out and has begun polling members on a strike as the two sides head into arbitration this month over a new contract. The vote to authorize a strike is the latest move in a series of steps that the union must take before striking. If they pilots do strike, it is widely thought that Delta will go under.
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0.25% of the Share Transation Value.\n\nCA. Deepak Bholusaria
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I assume you're talking US major-exchange (AMEX, NASDAQ, NYSE) listed stocks.\n\nThe following stocks are the top 25 stocks in 2006 compared by looking at their 2005 closing price on 30 Dec 2005 and looking at today's (4 May 2006) closing price.  These are SPLIT ADJUSTED but not dividend adjusted.  The third figure represents the percentage increase.\n\nVEGF Corautus Generic 372.7\nINHX Inhibitex Inc 315.8\nROHI Rotech Healthcare Inc 288.9\nNGRU Netgura Inc 270.0\nANCC Airnet Communications Corp 266.7\nPXT Pxre Group Ltd 265.1\nNHRX NationsHealth 263.3\nOTVL Onetravel Hldg 250.0\nAXJ AXM Pharma Inc 225.8\nOLGC Ortho Logic Corp 186.5\nSMRAD Somera Communications Inc 181.6\nGXY Galaxy Nutrit Foods Inc 177.8\nNTMD Nitromed Inc 158.3\nBPG BPI Energy Hldgs 157.7\nGTE Globetel Comm 150.3\nPLAY Portalplayer Inc 148.6\nWRSP Worldspace Inc 148.0\nRHEO Occulogix Inc 141.6\nAGEN Antigenics Inc 140.4\nPQE Proquest Company 136.5\nNPSP NPS Pharmaceuticals 134.0\nDSCO Discovery Lab Inc 132.8\nCRYO Cryocor 131.0\nCURN Curon Medical Inc 127.8\nTCMI Triple Crown Media 126.9
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You can see all of Warren Buffett's letters to Shareholders by clicking the first link below.\n\nThe 2005 letter dated Feb 28, 2006 is at the second link below.\n\nI hope this helps!
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The blue-chip DJIA index hit a lifetime high of 11,750.28 on Jan. 14, 2000 and the S&P 500 touched its high of 1,553.11 in March the same year. But the Nasdaq is still far from its peak of 5,132.52 seen in March 2000 during the technology bubble.\n\nAs of the end of the regular trading session on Monday, April 24th 2006, the Dow Jones Industrial Average closed at 11,336.32
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If you know the Symbol for the stock they're in, go to yahoo finance, put the synbol in, and go from there. Good luck.
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You might try these:\n\nhttp://www.barchart.com\n\nhttp://www.stockcharts.com
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What's happening is that nothing is happening.  The last quotation I have is $.025 (2 1/2 cents) per share, and (almost) zero volume.  Stockholders are awaiting new news about California prospects.  Just now is "sleepy" time, but hang in there.
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Here it is...\n\nI think you owe me 10 points and Thumbs-up for this perfect answer.\n\nGo to this link, where you can find your Henderson Pacific Dragon fund's Bid, Ask and % change in price from previous day.\n\nhttp://www.henderson.com/home/singapore/personal_investors/products/latest_fund_prices/
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Buy a one month subscription to stockcharts.com for twenty bucks.  Use their advanced scan engine to search for stocks with a large average true range (ATR).\n\nThe list will change over time as trading activity changes.
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Scottrade. Max of $7/trade, unlimited number of shares. No fees for inactivity. Great reports and statements.
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About 11.8%.\n\nWACC = Wd [Kd x (1-t)] + We (Ke)\n\nWhere:\nWd = Weight of Market Value of Debt (as a % of market value of capital)\nKd = Pre-tax cost of debt\nt = effective tax rate\nWe = Weight of Market Value of Equity\nKe = Cost of Equity (post tax)\n\nMarket cap of Dell: US$61.56b\nMarket cap of Dell debt: assuming at par (US$0.50b)\n\n\nCAPM to determine Ke: (4.61% + (11%-4.6%)*1.13) = 11.8%\nBeta = 1.13\nRm = 11%\nRf = 4.6% based on 30 year treasury yield\n\nKd (n/a in preliminary 2Q statements due to no balance sheet and n/a in 1Q due to not enough breakdown for interest expense).\nDell last disclosed it interest expense line item in 2004, which had an effective rate of 2.8%.  This is too low, so it has to be adjusted upwards.  Using a top-down approach, you can assume about LIBOR + 2% or about 7.3% for a medium-grade credit-worthy company like DELL.  \n\nTax rate is 23.8% per Oct-06 results (tax of $211m/PBT of $888m).\n\nWACC = 0.8% x (7.3%) (1-23.8%) + 99.2% (11.8%) = 11.8%\n\nSensitivity is really going to depend upon your Rm (market risk) mostly.
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You can check on Yahoo stocks.  They list the after hours price too, but only in the evening hours.
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http://tinyurl.com/qgw42 these are the stocks in the DJI, then look them up in finance.yahoo.com