[XiRTAMﺕ]

Wow what an amazing thread this is. I was always interested in Stock exchange. I seriously consider trying this out after reading the thread thoroughly. Thanks!

[Enronitis]

Have you cleared up your robinhood account issue? And if so, how has it been working?

Haven't received any form of response from them as of yet and I don't care enough to pester them.
If they ever just approve me and believe I'm a U.S. Citizen I'll write a review.

[Flaming Vls]

How do you feel about DUST on Friday? And also I PMed you about UGAZ by Friday/Monday?

[PlayR]

Good guide.
Really nice thread for begginers and not :)

[Horribleaim]

Great read! Thank you for taking the time to type all of this out, I'm actually going to print this out and read it as much as I can until it is drilled into my head. Thank you!

[Jake The God]

Really nice thread!
Stock Exchange just recently sparked my curiosity, and reading this contained good info on it too.

[Dr. Pokey]

My online broker is telling me ADXS prices were $50 to $25 back in 2005-2006, but Google's graph and Nasdaq's show me a very different graph. According to other graphs the stock was never that high of a price. I have 20/20 vision so I know my eyes aren't lying haha, do you know any reason why this is the way it is?

[Enronitis]

My online broker is telling me ADXS prices were $50 to $25 back in 2005-2006, but Google's graph and Nasdaq's show me a very different graph. According to other graphs the stock was never that high of a price. I have 20/20 vision so I know my eyes aren't lying haha, do you know any reason why this is the way it is?

I'm not home so I can't verify this myself but as far as I'm aware the only reason the prices displayed differently is because of a stock split at some point in their history it is likely that they did a 2-1 stock split meaning that their total value was in the fifties.
Google would track the ticker alone meaning if a split it wouldn't record the other ecplaining the difference in price display.
I will look into this when I'm home in about an hour.

[Dr. Pokey]

I'm not home so I can't verify this myself but as far as I'm aware the only reason the prices displayed differently is because of a stock split at some point in their history it is likely that they did a 2-1 stock split meaning that their total value was in the fifties.
Google would track the ticker alone meaning if a split it wouldn't record the other ecplaining the difference in price display.
I will look into this when I'm home in about an hour.

I think I just figured it out, they did a 1/125 split in July 2013 according to yahoo.

[Enronitis]

I think I just figured it out, they did a 1/125 split in July 2013 according to yahoo.

Sounds right and that explains the price difference.
🤝

[Dr. Pokey]

Sounds right and that explains the price difference.
🤝

Tradeking won't show me the split which is kind of annoying, none the less I'm thinking this will be a good buy for tomorrow. How would one go about buying and automatically selling if it drops or rises to a certain price? also there seems to be a 74 cent spread for this, how can I make money if the bid is $7.30 and the ask is $8.04?

[Cybernaut]

Do you use any particular program/webiste to graph/alert you when a stock has reached a low?

Edit: I don't mean just lows but in general do you use a program that you can set several different stocks and it will alert you when they've reached that price?

[Enronitis]

Do you use any particular program/webiste to graph/alert you when a stock has reached a low?

Edit: I don't mean just lows but in general do you use a program that you can set several different stocks and it will alert you when they've reached that price?

Generally I use my phone for alerts to be honest;
I execute a lot of my trades on the go. There's an app quite literally called "stocks" on android devices that allows for price alerts. I'll try and find the link for you in a bit

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Tradeking won't show me the split which is kind of annoying, none the less I'm thinking this will be a good buy for tomorrow. How would one go about buying and automatically selling if it drops or rises to a certain price? also there seems to be a 74 cent spread for this, how can I make money if the bid is $7.30 and the ask is $8.04?

Set your stop losses and it'll sell upon reaching (X) PT.
Look at what it closed at, Submit order for about 10 cents more, you should get your order filled upon market open monday.

[Dr. Pokey]

Generally I use my phone for alerts to be honest;
I execute a lot of my trades on the go. There's an app quite literally called "stocks" on android devices that allows for price alerts. I'll try and find the link for you in a bit

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Set your stop losses and it'll sell upon reaching (X) PT.
Look at what it closed at, Submit order for about 10 cents more, you should get your order filled upon market open monday.

My choices for action are Buy, Sell, Sell Short, Buy to Cover. My price type choices are Market, Limit, Stop, Stop Limit, Market on Close.

How would I go about doing this?

[Enronitis]

My choices for action are Buy, Sell, Sell Short, Buy to Cover. My price type choices are Market, Limit, Stop, Stop Limit, Market on Close.

How would I go about doing this?

Purchase the stock
You should then be able to set a sell stop.