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Have you seen a framed single share of stock hanging in someone's house or office? Perhaps you though it had been pretty neat, or wondered whether it had been even real.Contrary to popular belief, single shares of stock are perfectly legitimate plus they hold full equity as owner in the business for which it had been issued.Some stock brokers and investment companies will provide you with the opportunity to buy a single share stock certificate through them, however in many cases the fees involved will far outweigh the expense of the stock...

A growing trend in the current inconsistent financial times is self-research and planning.Taking control and planning one's financial future is becoming very important for most people.There are some investors that don't think stock research is that important.They instead relay on stock tips along with other unreliable sources.However, if they're worried about their financial future, analysis is essential for spotting stocks that may make their little bit of money go farther than in virtually any savings or money market account...

We have all heard of the stock exchange and probably have a general idea about what it is and the way it works from high school economics courses, tv financial reports, as well as the countless film depictions of what happens on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange.But how does it really work and what's meant by"playing the stock exchange?"The Stock Market in a NutshellBusinesses sell shares of stock as a method of raising capital...

Stocks breakout from correctly formed bases everyday but most investors do not know how to find a pivot point or what patterns to research that may contain this exact important buy signal.A pivot point could be described as the best buy point or the place at the end of a comfortable base pattern in which the stock breaks out into new high territory.William O'Neil, the founder of Investor's Business Daily is considered the leader of the pivot point these days...

Most of us know that emotions control every decision that an investor makes in any type of money related vehicle.Whether is be the stock exchange, real estate, art work or antiques, emotions ultimately set the final price on both sides of the transaction.Some investors have greater control over their emotions while other investors are destroyed by their emotional reactions to certain events.One common occurrence I have seen many investors create, including myself, is putting a position in a stock at the wrong moment...