the value of a comon class b stock for shawano "equity oil co-op".?
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It's current price is $ 25.00. I don't see any news on Largo buy out Toup
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http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=BBBB
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waterhouse should be about $20.00 for that trade in the US. looks like you are talking about a Canadian account (rip-off).\n\nlook into interactivebrokers.com and see if they can handle that kind of account.
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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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http://www.bilt.com/investor/index.htm, pe range around 20
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"TGAL", 3 insider bought 110,000 shares past 6 months.  Right now, it is at 65 cents per shares.\nCheck it out, and please do your own homework.
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No this stock isn't going anywhere for at least 1 yr.  If you are looking long term it might be good, but there are way better bull markets out there for that kind of risk potential.  Check out SMSI and KAL for a couple of small companies with great potential.
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Write to:\nInvestor Relations\nTyco International\nSecond Floor, 90 Pitts Bay Road\nPembroke, HM 08, Bermuda\n\nand explain the issue to them with all facts including years you worked for the division, how many shares, etc.
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check out the Powershares ETFs PHO (water resources) and PBW (alternative energy). Or Guinness Atkinson alternative energy mutual fund GAAEX.
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very easy. contact www.stocksidea.com. they have answer of this
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There are some solid energy stocks up there. Take a look at NXY, ECA, or some of the Canadian energy trusts such as Canadian Oil Sands Trust. The trusts offer some steady returns from a predictable and valuable asset base (oil and gas reserves). Plus you get more bang for oyur buck if you figure the Canadian dollar will rise versus the US dollar over time.
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In an environment of rising oil prices, I believe that alternative energy stocks are the best bet.  These include companies that make energy storage and transfer efficient (Beacon: BCON, Capstone: CPST), solar energy companies (Evergreen: ESLR), ethanol companies (Pacific Ethanol: PEIX), and companies that own rights to the oil sands of Canada (Birch Mountain: BMD).\n\nThese companies should do well.  I have had great success in choosing winners, but my weakness has been in knowing when to sell.  I was a guest on CNN for my 1999 returns (over 2000% with Qualcomm), but I lost much of those gains in the year 2000 because I sold too late. (Hey, we can't all be as lucky as Mark Cuban)  \n\nThese AE (alternative energy) companies have been hit hard along with the rest of the market, but when the market recovers from this correction, these companies should be well positioned.
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Here's a review for the stock.\n\nhttp://explodingstocks.blogspot.com/
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If it is a publicly traded stock then the company info would be listed at the URL below.  They have a stock symbol "look up" link as well.
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Sempra Energy started to trade in 1998. Therefore, there is no "market value" assigned to it in 1987, even if it did exist as a private company.\n\nBy the way, here is how I normally find out historical prices of an equity: the best wite is Yahoo! Financials, in the "quote" window, type in the symbole of the equity of your choice, it leads you to the quote page. On its left, there is one column named "historical prices". Click on it, it leads you to a table of historical prices but by default, it only lists prices in the latest quarter. However, on the top of the table, you can specify the time frame during which you want to know the prices. You can also click on "next" botton to move the table quarter by quarter back to check the histories.
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http://finance.yahoo.com/q/bc?s=GBPUSD=X&t=2y