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shri s asked:


I am small businessman i m doing trading partime i invested around 1 lakh i want to know how to add stock mkt analysyst & trend analysyst in your massenger i already added stock panditji in my massenger i want to know any other sources would like to share tips on stock of nifty please help to know this i am new to mkt

sherrie.glenn asked:


A stock that currently trades for $40 per share is expected to pay a year-end dividend of $2 per share. The dividend is expected to grow at a constant rate over time. The stock has a beta of 1.2, the risk-free rate is 5%, and the market risk premium is 5%. What is the stock’s expected price seven years from today?

mach d asked:


I HAVE TRIED MANY FREE INTRADAY TIPS PACKAGES BUT ALL OF THEM HAVE FAILED.PLEASE SUGGEST A SITE WHICH WILL GIVE ME THE BEST INDIAN STOCK MARKET TIPS ON MOBILE.I ALSO WANT POSITIONAL CALLS,DELIVERY CALLS,SHORT TERM CALLS AND NIFTY TIPS

rinku garg asked:


is there any website, which gives daily indian stock market tips for trading. thanks

Sean C asked:


I am new to the stock market and before I open an account, I would just like to know your opinions on what stock company you find to be the overall best especially to beginners like myself.

Also, what is the difference between stocks and options?

Thanks so much!

gonejetskiing asked:


Anyone got any “Good” or “Hot” stock tips that they want to share now that its real close to “buying” time!

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gulliver asked:


Also can u please tell me how to prepare vegetable stock?
Can i put brocilli stalks and other unedible parts of vegetable in a stock?

enigma84007 asked:


When buying stock what is the price you pay for the shares? Is it the current value of the shares? For example, lets say the current value for a stock is $20.00 and I buy 200 shares does that mean I get 200 shares? If so then why does the asking price tend to be higher than the current value of the stock?

salinger asked:


I’d rather it be a service you have to pay for, as I don’t think I could trust free advice.