what is the stock transactions?
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Stock stands for a companys share capital. It is also commonly used for Securities, e.g. Shares and Bonds. Well, transaction is the process of carrying out an order to buy or sell a security. This agreement between two parties requires the delivery of an asset or security by the seller and the acceptance and payment by the buyer. Stock transaction by an officer or director of the company whose stock is being traded, or by any individual or entity holding 10 percent or more of any class of the company's shares.
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Trade is Wholesale (transaction in Warehouses)  if you sell in bulks and at a cheaper price (list price).\n\nTrade is Retail when you are selling at stalls or stores using the standard price.  Wholesale prices are usually marked up to the suggested retail price (SRP).
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Stocks are a share in a company.\nThe stock market is where those shares are sold.
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Check this like out: http://www.indiahowto.com/what-are-stocks.html\n\nHere you will get all the basics of the stock market. It is written in a very practical way such that you can use the info!\n\nCya
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Yes you do. if you sold the shares and transfer the income. Also I think if you transfer the shares, as it would be treated as a sale at current market values
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Need more info to answer.\n1) what country you in\n2) what was cash and stock received for and from whom
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Stock Exchanges are markets of shares of a publicly traded company. The Stock exchange too itself is a company and governed by its board of directors. There are sellers and buyers. They operate via registered brokers who in turn have sub brokers etc\n\nFor Every transaction the Stock Exchanges gets a fee. That's how they earn their revenue.\n\nYes they are immensely profitable corporations.
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They are both stock exchanges that aren't the NYSE.\n\nHope this helps!\n--J.
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I'm asumming you are referring to purchasing stocks on different exchanges.  Sometimes there is a small spread difference, but arbritragers usually eliminate that very quickly.  Also, the fees may be slightly different.
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Hey, \n\nDont know about a book but here is a great article about the basics of stock trading: http://www.indiahowto.com/what-are-stocks.html\n\nThe coolest thing is that it is written completely from the indian point of view! Check it out, it is definately useful! \n\nCya\nHope this was useful
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Share is you buy a share in a company (by buying 10 shares you own that part of the company). If the company makes profit, you gain ..if it loses you lose money.you can lose your entire money if the company goes bankrupt.\n\nBonds: you lend money to the company by buying bonds. the returns are fixed, your investment is guaranteed based on the Securities exchange comission rules. \n\nBonds reduce the chance of making good money when the stock price shoots up.
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someone wants to buy partial ownership of a company, and someone wants to sell partial ownership.  The stock is transferred, and fees are extracted for the service.  Someone eventually wins and someone loses, but the financial institutions make money on the trade no matter what.
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Stock trading is the practice of buying and selling stocks. There are long term stock traders or investors that buy a stock on it fundamental prospect and keep it for years. Short term stock traders are more of the speculative kind, they keep a stock for a few days or even hours, to gain a few percent. \n\nTake a look here for more insights and examples:\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stock_trader
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stock_exchange\n\nwikipedia is really good for information!\nhope this helps!
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transaction  =The act of transacting within or between groups (as carrying on commercial activities)\n\nrandomization=A deliberately haphazard arrangement of observations so as to simulate chance
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If you mean the transaction commission. It is a flat fee of $7 per trade, no matter how many shares you buy and how much is the transaction.