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[winb83]

What do you mean dividend checks? You get paid just for having the stock? You don't have to cash out?

And can someone explain LIMIT to me?

AT&T pays its shareholders a check every quarter for a certain amount per share. I was getting $8 and some change per quarter. I didn’t real I had the stock so it stacked up for a few years. Not all stocks pay a dividend. Amazon, Google, and Netflix for example don’t.

 

[Doomsday]

AT&T pays its shareholders a check every quarter for a certain amount per share. I was getting $8 and some change per quarter. I didn’t real I had the stock so it stacked up for a few years. Not all stocks pay a dividend. Amazon, Google, and Netflix for example don’t.

How do you know which stocks pay a dividend? Is it just a random occurrence or is there a way to know?

Also what is LIMITS?

 

[Tug life]

How do you know which stocks pay a dividend? Is it just a random occurrence or is there a way to know?

Also what is LIMITS?

It should be listed on the info on your brokerage account for which companies pay dividends.

Limits are order types
Limit buy is the maximum price you are willing to pay for a stock. Limit sell is the minimum price you are willing to receive for a sale of the stock. You can use these for when the price is moving around a lot or to pay the exact amount the share is worth, for example if a stock is $3.00 and you try to sell it regular some brokerages will sell at something like $2.58 a small amount per share but it adds up

 

[Doomsday]

It should be listed on the info on your brokerage account for which companies pay dividends.

Limits are order types
Limit buy is the maximum price you are willing to pay for a stock. Limit sell is the minimum price you are willing to receive for a sale of the stock. You can use these for when the price is moving around a lot or to pay the exact amount the share is worth, for example if a stock is $3.00 and you try to sell it regular some brokerages will sell at something like $2.58 a small amount per share but it adds up

Thanks I appreciate that. I been looking into it and I think I understand it a little bit better now.

 

[KING WILL]

building up my daughters account w/ dividend paying stocks.

I got her investments set to up DRIP, so her payments automatically get reinvested to buy more shares.


DRIP defined:

The word "DRIP" is an acronym for dividend reinvestment plan, but DRIP also happens to describe the way the plan works. With DRIPs, the dividends that an investor receives from a company go directly towards the purchase of more stock, making the investment in the company grow little by little.

 

[Skooby]

Cormedix sells off on good news today
Yahoo is now part of Oath

My guess is short term traders sold because it'll take a couple more months for the FDA to review the rest of the study, but they didn't mention another phase so this is the path to approval we expected just gonna take a lil bit longer but that gives me the chance to load all the way up

So buy up more cormedix before it pops..

Thats what im doing. The FDA said they want full report not just interim analysis for LPAD it will take some time but this puts us closer to a New Drug Application. A couple weeks ago FDA suggested another company AVEO not to move forward for a NDA. With them asking us for more info is definitely a green light. With the market in the red and people misunderstanding the news, I think we hit some sell limits to further drop the price. Im literally gonna throw everything I have at this stock but also staying knee deep in research. This is a very rare stock that doesn't come around to often. Their drug Nuetrolin decreases the risk of infections or death that's HUGE, This will save hospitals millions if not billions from lawsuits.

So if the FDA looks at the full set of data and we are suggested to apply for a NDA and later get approved a buyout is the only thing happening after that. We may very likely see a partnership before that though

I've personally never owned stocks during a buyout but I think it happens before the market opens or after it closes and your brokerage will notify you of the buyout and the price per share, the money will go straight to your account. I cant wait for the day that any one stock that I invest heavily in gets bought out and I wake up rich

But with Cormedix, just like any company we invest in, we just gotta stay on top of our research the good bad and the ugly. I told you what I believe are positive indications of a successful path the FDA approval and to market, but some things that may worry me is although it doesn't seem likely the FDA can ask for another phase 3 before they consider approving and that would take about another year. Second is that they need a partnership sooner than later because they are short cash and could not do that much more studies unless they find a partner or dilute shares and you know we all hate share dilution. I set up a whole other brokerage account primarily for Cormedix because that brokerage has all market hours from 4 a.m. to 8 p.m. I would hate for bad news to hit and I cant sell until 9 a.m. when the shares have lost half its value.

I believe Cormedix will eventually get approved in the United States the question is how long and what path would they have to take. With any stock there is huge risk but when the rewards look as good as this its very much worth it. I literally look up info on this stock everyday got Google alerts and everything

I'm dropping 1k on this by the end of the week. I'm in for the long haul.

 

[Tug life]

@Skooby when it dropped down to $1.50 last week I copped some more I knew it'll bounce back and I believe in Nuetrolin

 

[Skooby]

Got CRMD, but at $1.90 a share. Should have got in on it earlier.

 

[winb83]

Got CRMD, but at $1.90 a share. Should have got in on it earlier.

$1.92 here. I’ll hold on to it long term. If it doesn’t pan out oh well.

 

[Ghostface Trillah]

building up my daughters account w/ dividend paying stocks.

I got her investments set to up DRIP, so her payments automatically get reinvested to buy more shares.


DRIP defined:

The word "DRIP" is an acronym for dividend reinvestment plan, but DRIP also happens to describe the way the plan works. With DRIPs, the dividends that an investor receives from a company go directly towards the purchase of more stock, making the investment in the company grow little by little.

Monthly REITS and index funds are great for this. I have an account set up just for that.

 

[NeilCartwright]

building up my daughters account w/ dividend paying stocks.

I got her investments set to up DRIP, so her payments automatically get reinvested to buy more shares.


DRIP defined:

The word "DRIP" is an acronym for dividend reinvestment plan, but DRIP also happens to describe the way the plan works. With DRIPs, the dividends that an investor receives from a company go directly towards the purchase of more stock, making the investment in the company grow little by little.

Which brokerage account do you go through for your daughter?

Im currently using robinhhood, but want to move to a brokerage account that has the DRIP option.

 

[winb83]

Which brokerage account do you go through for your daughter?

Im currently using robinhhood, but want to move to a brokerage account that has the DRIP option.

Chase has the option to reinvest dividends back into stock purchases.

 

[KING WILL]

Stockpile

 

[Ratmaster]

$1.92 here. I’ll hold on to it long term. If it doesn’t pan out oh well.

We still holding on to CRMD brehs? I saw a lot of talk about it today and it was on the rise.

 

[Tug life]

We still holding on to CRMD brehs? I saw a lot of talk about it today and it was on the rise.

Im not selling cormedix for anything less than $20 a share. Maybe a good day trade option but I dont day trade. With CRMD I want to make thousands not hundreds.