Stock Quote Help?
Anyone know what is happening near Sharper image corp. currently? I need give a hand cause i own tons of stock in it and dont know wether or not to save it, the quote is SHRPAnswers: One of the first rules of trading... "If in doubt, stay out."
If you don't know why you should be within Sharper Image, then you should trade it and be in dosh.
I can tell you this:
Since Jan. '04, it on the odd occasion went up - on a monthly argument. TODAY, January 15, '08 it closed at $2.32.
You can find out what it opened and closed by going to http://yahoofinance.com
Thanks for asking your Q! I THINK I help you get the answer you looked-for.
VTY,
Ron Berue
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Major lemmon.
http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=SHRP
Horrible stock in a horrible industry. (Retail specialty line)
Not appropriate for prerecessionary holdings.
Bonzer, let's look at key statistics, the scientific stuff.
http://finance.yahoo.com/q/ks?s=SHRP
Now, I've got to say-so that I'm not that great at this, but the way I see it..
1. Profit Margin (ttm):-16.73%
Something is eatting away at the profits. In a crust like this, it would typically be blamed on sale. However, having not researched the stock, which you should look into.. it could be a quantity of things including poor management.
2. Total Debt (mrq):68.43M
Enterprise Value (18-Jan-08)3:102.18M
About 60% debt... I guess I don't own to tell you that's not too apposite. In some cases, it may mean aggressive expansion, but w/o knowing facts, I'm betting that's not the satchel here.
3. Operating Cash Flow (ttm):-39.40M not good.. there's nil spare hanging around to pay cheque the debt
Message Board
A dubious means of info w/spammers,pumpers, and shorts, but sometimes a spur-of-the-moment source of info
http://messages.nouns.yahoo.com/mb/SHR...
There is talk of buyout.
Considering Book Value Per Share (mrq):$4.209 and price is $2.28, it looks resembling the stock is worth more than it's price.. How true that is, especially considering debt, I don't how to determine.
It's tough to enunciate w/o looking into company plans and reasons what's going to evolve. They might "restructure" (do a bankruptcy which will knock stale a lot of debt and stock price) in the past a Buyout. I think that smaller companies tend to use this technique more recurrently and at
Enterprise Value (18-Jan-08)3:102.18M w/60% debt.. that's not a big company.
If the company doesn't think it can turn around it will look for a buyout donate. If the buyout offer is handsome enough after they won't file a liquidation, and depending on the negotiation you may get a stock at a fully clad price in a company to be exact worth something. If it isn't high satisfactory, they will turn to a bankruptcy and you may lose other more.
I have a silver certificate $1 currency in good condition, series 1935e. does anyone know what its worth?
Answers: My guess is that it's worth about $1.00
in good condition it is worth very little, unlikely a dealer would pay over $1.
If in fact you don't know grade terms, and it is in crisp uncirculated condition (basically 'perfect', no crease, tears or bends) then take it to a coin dealer or pick up a copy of 'Coin World' weekly newspaper (or similar) and find a currency dealer that way.
A 1935E $1 silver certificate in good condition is worth between $2.00 and $3.00.
What does 999.9 mean in relation to gold and silver?
Answers: This is purity of the precious metal commonly referred to as 4 9's fine or 5 9's fine. This the percentage of purity of the metal. 4 9's is the common trade bar for gold, 5 9's is usually electrolytic refined gold from Russia as opposed to the 4 9's from a chemically refined gold bar common to South Africa, the US and Canada.
how many parts per ounce is pure gold or silver