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wendy1

wendy1

I'm lost
August 2002

JUN 20, 2003 06:56 PM

I want to sell my stock but I have no idea how to go about it, does anyone know what to do?

Al

Al

SUICIDEGIRL

Christmas Island

JUN 20, 2003 06:57 PM

How did you buy your stock?

Nex_Flamma

Nex_Flamma

Portland, OR
February 2003

JUN 20, 2003 06:59 PM

You could always put an ad in the paper or have a garage sale. Lots of people sell stuff those ways.

usvsthem

usvsthem

Canada
March 2003

JUN 20, 2003 07:01 PM

that's what i do for a living baby. talk to me.

where are you listed? what $$ did you buy at? do you need a stop order?

lemme know.

I

I

San Bruno, CA
March 2003

JUN 20, 2003 07:02 PM

i just sold today to pay back my old man. but it was employee purchase stock, broker included, so i just had to make an 800 call and push some numbers. easy. but i don't know in your case.

Click_Here

Click_Here

Glen Head, NY
October 2002

JUN 20, 2003 07:18 PM

what you have to do is go open a money market account and sell it through a broker. go to your bank and see if they can offer this service or recommend someone who could

just curious what company is the stock?

wendy1

wendy1

I'm lost
August 2002

JUN 20, 2003 07:38 PM

jeepers.
I have coca cola, mcdonalds, and union pacific stock. My stock was purchased for me when I was young by my father.

piningshaft

piningshaft

San Francisco, CA
OLD SKOOL

JUN 20, 2003 07:48 PM

if your stock is that old and you're only going to sell once it's probably worth it for you to go to a full service broker and have them take care of everything for you.

just look in the phone book for the nearest office of Salomon Smith Barney, UBS Paine Webber, or Merrill Lynch. or Morgan Stanley.

ozymandias

ozymandias

I'm lost
OLD SKOOL

JUN 20, 2003 07:50 PM

You don't sell stock like that.

usvsthem

usvsthem

Canada
March 2003

JUN 20, 2003 07:52 PM

well, those are all blue chips and if you don't have to sell them, don't.
if you have to/need to, they should be held for you in trust by a broker. either yours or the person who bought them for you. it's simply a matter of finding out what firm is holding on to them for you. when you find out, ask about dividends paid to you(all blue chips pay dividends), also make sure you are paid ALL interest accrued. there should be alot if you've had them since you were young.
if you want to save some $$$ in brokerage fees, open your own online trading account, transfer all shares, dividends paid and interest into the new account then it's just a matter of selling the shit on monday morning.

reigninblood

jason

jason

USA
August 2002

JUN 20, 2003 07:53 PM

wendy said:
jeepers. I have coca cola, mcdonalds, and union pacific stock. My stock was purchased for me when I was young by my father.



saw da tay!

MisterSatan

MisterSatan

Portland, OR
August 2002

JUN 20, 2003 08:14 PM

Not that I'm complaining, but what does Pootie Tang have to do with selling stock?

jason

jason

USA
August 2002

JUN 20, 2003 08:48 PM

ah! thats a very good question.


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wendy1

wendy1

I'm lost
August 2002

JUN 20, 2003 09:57 PM

lol I thought the same thing.

Pucabul

pucabul

Seattle, WA
February 2003

JUN 21, 2003 12:10 AM

Are you shitting me? McDonald's has split more times than an old man's lips in winter. That's good stuff, but if you want to sell it do like they said and hire a broker. You can go to a big firm, but they won't treat you like an individual and try to do right by you. Ask around for references if you can and find a good broker by word of mouth. Re-invest if you can, because that's a really good start on a care-free retirement.

fiendish

fiendish

USA
December 2002

JUN 21, 2003 09:13 AM

put it on ebay

RumpusParable

RumpusParable

Copperas Cove, TX
April 2003

JUN 21, 2003 01:36 PM

i've got $20... i'll do you the favor of taking it off your hands.......

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