Stocks as Gifts and Penny Stock Volume
Reader asks about direct investment plans and gift stock services. Explains DRIPs DSPs and gifting options, notes some penny stocks like Sun Microsystems and Lucent trade high volume due to low prices, while larger market values reduce the relative volume. Discusses investor behavior and market liquidity with examples and invites questions.
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Miami
Wew.moneypaper.com
wwwFool
Wwwnoetshare.com
Wwwnregisterstock
Sun Microsystems
Lucent
Ken Krueger
East Hampton
Com
Sun
Owning rental property tips from The Motley Fool
The guide outlines practical landlord considerations including location comfort, visible for sale or rent signs, periodic major and routine outlays, regular painting and upkeep, tenant relations and rent policies, in person collection risks, staying within laws and insurance coverages, building a network of reliable professionals, and a recommended book The Complete Idiot's Guide to Being a Smart Landlord.
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Brian F. Edwards
Casey Edwards
Susannah Craig
Alpha Books
Linens 'n Things stock saga and earnings recap
Linens 'n Things faces mixed signals as 1999 stock moves and 2002 decline frame earnings news. The retailer posted fourth quarter earnings of 46.1 million dollars or 1.02 per share, up from 0.90. Sales rose 9 percent to 788.3 million with strong store performance and improved traffic.
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Bluestone
Hewlett-Packard
TILK
Foo
Linens 'N Things
Imp
Eumennecceus
Seattle Car Manufacturing Co
Pacific Car and Foundry Co
Seattle
Space Needle
Bellevue
Wash
Kenworth
Peterbilt
DAF
Foden
Braden
Gearmatic
Carco
Paccar
Fool
Alexandria
Selena
India
Amana Corporations rise from Iowa roots to appliances
The company began in Iowa in 1893, shifted from farming to the wooden-tub washing machine in 1907, and became a top US home appliance maker. It owns brands including Amana, Jean Air, Magic Chef, Jade, Hoover, and Dixie Narco, with annual sales around 47 billion dollars.
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Iowa
America
Jean-Air
Amana
Magic Chef
Hoover
Dixie-Narco
Sallie Mae to Resume Credit Reporting to Experian and TransUnion
The article details Sallie Mae delaying reporting of on time loan payments to Experian and TransUnion, prompting criticism from consumers and lawmakers. It notes the 2002 decision to report only to Equifax and Innovis, the later promise to resume reporting, and ongoing delays due to privacy masking and file loading work.
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Washington
Sallie Mae
Experian
TransUnion
Boston
Michael McCarthy
McCarthy
Infor
Equifax
Inmnovis Data Solutions
Senate
R-Ala
Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs Committee
Paul S. Sarbanes
Maryland
DiNapoli
Joyce
Edmund Mierzwinski
U.S. Public Interest Research Group
Mierzwinski
Sallig Mae
Salle Mae
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Buckeye Bank
Buckeye Community Bank
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Huckeycbank.com
EDIC
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