can I find a chart that shows how stock prices are converted to the decimal system?
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Real-Time and Historic Market Data, Charts, News, Research and ...\nFile Format: PDF/Adobe Acrobat - View as HTML\nDisplays show price monitoring, charts, research, portfolio management and news. ... is converted to decimal if this. box is checked. ...\nwww.taquote.com/public/download/v7training.pdf
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You should be able to find a chart and much more at the US Mint's website.
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You can get them on Yahoo! Finance.\n\nEnter the stock symbol, then choose "Key Statistics."
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i think you're referring to the price/earning ratio, a tool used by investors to evaluate the value of a stock.  Here's a link to Investopedia that better explains it:
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I think you can just go to YahooFinance and find prices for the history of a stock.  Good luck.
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S&P 500 INDEX = ^GSPC\n\nlook here: http://finance.yahoo.com/lookup\nand select "indices" as the type\n\nFor commodities look here: http://money.cnn.com/data/commodities/
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http://www.pricewatch.com/
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About the best I could find was this, which lists NYSE info for 1900-2003. You have to put the numbers in a graph, but the data is here. Best of luck.\n\nhttp://www.nysedata.com/nysedata/Default.aspx?tabid=115\n\nGo to Historical and then look under   Annual reported volume, turnover rate, reported trades (mils. of shares) (1900-2003)
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The answer is by using simple mathematics.\n\nFirst you need to decide how much of each stock you are going to buy - since not all stocks are priced equally some would be $20, other $400 and some 0.05 cents.\n\n$100,000 over ten stocks... Decide what ratio you will hold of each stock. E.g. 6:3:4:1:9:4:3:7:9:2\n\nSo totalling the ratio is 48. Now you can use a combination of the ratios and fractions to find out how much stock you can hold with your $100,000.\n\nI may have left you out on a limb there - but this calculation is uneccessary. Why don't you just buy your stock one by one until you run out of money? :P\n\nOK Lets try the example with 2 stocks and $100K\nyou want the weighting to be 3:4\nso you want \n3/7ths of your money to go to 1 stock\n4/7ths of your money to go to 1 stock\n\n3/7*100K=$42857.14\n4/7*100K=$57142.85\n\nNow say stock ZXC was $5 each and stock ABC was $67\n\nNow you go:\n$57142.85/$67=852.88 Stocks\n$42857.14/$5=8571.43 Stocks\n\nThere you go. Now do the similar calculation with your ten stocks! Haha!\n\nGood Luck!
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go to yahoo finance.  If you know the symbol for the company key it into the space where it says "get quotes".  If you do not know the symbol, click on the words "symbol lookup". Unfortunately, you have to know how to spell the name of the company.  After you find the symbol, key it in and there will be displayed the price of one share of stock.  For example, Microsoft, MSFT, last trade $21.92;  Bank America, BAC, $48.79
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If you're using windows, the calculator program that comes with the system should be quite adequate. It will even allow you to perform your binary-to-decimal conversion easily. Just switch the calculator mode to scientific (under the view menu), select bin (upper left corner), type in your binary number, and select dec, and there is your answer.\n\nIf you're not using windows... try someone else's advice.
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visit this link It contains all what you need\nthanks\n\nhttp://www.tdd.lt/slnews/Stock_Exchanges/Stock.Exchanges.html
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On any financial site, take the chart, put it in "bar-chart" or "candle-chart", and pass your mouse over each session which you'd like to get that info for. This is very complete. \n\nOf course, you can also access raw data, but you might start with my method, it's quick and efficient!
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a chart which gives you the place values of thedigitsin a numbr like\nmillion\n100 thousands\nten thousands\nthousands\nhundreds\ntens\nones\ntenths\nhundredths\nthousandths \nand so on
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You can find the data here:\nhttp://finance.yahoo.com/currency/convert?amt=1&from=AUD&from=SLL&to=SGD&submit=Convert
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Go to yahoo finance, enter company stock symbol and click on historical prices...enter date.\n\nExample:\n\nhttp://finance.yahoo.com/q?d=t&s=NKTR\nhttp://finance.yahoo.com/q/hp?s=NKTR\n\nIf you dont know the stock symbol you can look up company symbols from these links.
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Look it up at barchart.com. They give percentage buy, hold and sell opinions on about a dozen different technical formulas.  They list it as a buy.\nhttp://quote.barchart.com/texpert.asp?sym=LQMT