exchanges....?
Q. Do you know how i could sign up to a french exchange programme with my friend because they dont run one at my school but we are very interested in taking part. thank xx
Asked by evilbanana1609 - Sat Mar 3 06:12:46 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Check with Rotary. They are in your phone book. Ask them if they sponsor students for the foreign exchange program. You need to sign up a year in advance. The applications are due in September and you prepare for it for the entire year before you depart the next school year. I would check now to see if they do it in your area and that way, if they do not you can look for other options.
Answered by Melanie L - Sat Mar 3 16:37:19 2007
Q. Do you know how i could sign up to a french exchange programme with my friend because they dont run one at my school but we are very interested in taking part. thank xx
Asked by evilbanana1609 - Sat Mar 3 06:12:46 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Check with Rotary. They are in your phone book. Ask them if they sponsor students for the foreign exchange program. You need to sign up a year in advance. The applications are due in September and you prepare for it for the entire year before you depart the next school year. I would check now to see if they do it in your area and that way, if they do not you can look for other options.
Answered by Melanie L - Sat Mar 3 16:37:19 2007
What brokers offer trading on foreign exchanges?
Q. I believe interactive brokers allows for this, but I don't have the money for it. I'm looking for a broker that gives access to the American exchanges as well as the major foreign exchanges, such as the London or other European exchanges. I do understand that I can purchase international mutual funds, but I want to invest in international stocks individually. Thanks! I'm looking for stocks, not currency exchanges. I should have made that clear, sorry. Thanks for answering.
Asked by Kevin S - Tue Apr 29 01:11:32 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Interactive Brokers Group Internaxx Saxo Bank A/S Check out here
Answered by Laurentsius - Tue Apr 29 11:56:35 2008
Q. I believe interactive brokers allows for this, but I don't have the money for it. I'm looking for a broker that gives access to the American exchanges as well as the major foreign exchanges, such as the London or other European exchanges. I do understand that I can purchase international mutual funds, but I want to invest in international stocks individually. Thanks! I'm looking for stocks, not currency exchanges. I should have made that clear, sorry. Thanks for answering.
Asked by Kevin S - Tue Apr 29 01:11:32 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Interactive Brokers Group Internaxx Saxo Bank A/S Check out here
Answered by Laurentsius - Tue Apr 29 11:56:35 2008
What is the need for so many securities exchanges?
Q. Why is there an AMEX, an NYSE, a NASDAQ, then CME, CBOE, and then the regional exchanges, like Philadelphia Exchange...etc Are these different exchanges in competition with each other for different stocks to get listed? Do they offer any competitive benefits for listing with them? If a stock is only on the NASDAQ, like MSFT, can someone trading on the NYSE buy MSFT? How so? Also, what is the point of the regional exchanges? Why can't they all just trade online instead of a pit where everyone is hollering at each other. This seems highly inefficient. Thanks.
Asked by DartL - Mon Aug 3 15:42:06 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. supply and demand for services, segmentation and markets
Answered by Visualize Whirled Peas - Mon Aug 3 15:54:43 2009
Q. Why is there an AMEX, an NYSE, a NASDAQ, then CME, CBOE, and then the regional exchanges, like Philadelphia Exchange...etc Are these different exchanges in competition with each other for different stocks to get listed? Do they offer any competitive benefits for listing with them? If a stock is only on the NASDAQ, like MSFT, can someone trading on the NYSE buy MSFT? How so? Also, what is the point of the regional exchanges? Why can't they all just trade online instead of a pit where everyone is hollering at each other. This seems highly inefficient. Thanks.
Asked by DartL - Mon Aug 3 15:42:06 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. supply and demand for services, segmentation and markets
Answered by Visualize Whirled Peas - Mon Aug 3 15:54:43 2009
What are the differences and similarities between like-kind exchanges and involuntary conversions? How are eac
Q. What are the differences and similarities between like-kind exchanges and involuntary conversions? How are each calculated?
Asked by angel_rat_83 - Thu Aug 2 23:36:28 2007 - - 3 Answers - 1 Comments
A. About the only similarity is that they both involve disposal of property. Maybe a couple of quick examples would explain them. Involuntary conversion: Your house burns to the ground. You take the insurance money and don't build another one. It's treated as if you sold your home. Whether or not any taxes would be due depend upon the timelines involved. Like kind exchange: You live in Missouri. You own a rental property. You're retiring to Florida and don't want to give up the rental but don't want to be a long-distance landlord either. You exchage your Missouri rental for one of the same value in Florida. You will defer taxation on the disposal of the Missouri property until you sell the one in Florida. The person you exchange… [cont.]
Answered by Bostonian In MO - Fri Aug 3 00:17:18 2007
Q. What are the differences and similarities between like-kind exchanges and involuntary conversions? How are each calculated?
Asked by angel_rat_83 - Thu Aug 2 23:36:28 2007 - - 3 Answers - 1 Comments
A. About the only similarity is that they both involve disposal of property. Maybe a couple of quick examples would explain them. Involuntary conversion: Your house burns to the ground. You take the insurance money and don't build another one. It's treated as if you sold your home. Whether or not any taxes would be due depend upon the timelines involved. Like kind exchange: You live in Missouri. You own a rental property. You're retiring to Florida and don't want to give up the rental but don't want to be a long-distance landlord either. You exchage your Missouri rental for one of the same value in Florida. You will defer taxation on the disposal of the Missouri property until you sell the one in Florida. The person you exchange… [cont.]
Answered by Bostonian In MO - Fri Aug 3 00:17:18 2007
Why are stock exchanges physical stock exchanges still existent?
Q. Physical stock changes offer little more than an major inconvenience to try to trade. There are just a huge bunch of people yelling. Couldn't they have made this a little more efficient? Electronic trading should be the de facto method of exchange of financial markets. Are there any good reasons why they exist? Might they actually confer a benefit that is not represented by electronic exchanges?
Asked by DartL - Sat Dec 19 04:23:38 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'm not sure that they are beneficial but there are several reasons why the practice has not yet gone away. First, it's tradition. Obviously this was the only way to originally do it in the open as to make buy and sell opportunities available to groups of brokers. Second, some believe that you can get some insight into traders motives if you physically see them as they make trades. Third, stock exchanges are slow to adopt new technology. Fourth (and probably the most realistic), if you switched to electronic transfers than you would be putting thousands of traders out of work and it's pretty uncommon for someone to encourage a change at work that will make them unemployed. And lastly, there are some who will take advantage of the… [cont.]
Answered by scobranchi - Sat Dec 19 05:01:43 2009
Q. Physical stock changes offer little more than an major inconvenience to try to trade. There are just a huge bunch of people yelling. Couldn't they have made this a little more efficient? Electronic trading should be the de facto method of exchange of financial markets. Are there any good reasons why they exist? Might they actually confer a benefit that is not represented by electronic exchanges?
Asked by DartL - Sat Dec 19 04:23:38 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'm not sure that they are beneficial but there are several reasons why the practice has not yet gone away. First, it's tradition. Obviously this was the only way to originally do it in the open as to make buy and sell opportunities available to groups of brokers. Second, some believe that you can get some insight into traders motives if you physically see them as they make trades. Third, stock exchanges are slow to adopt new technology. Fourth (and probably the most realistic), if you switched to electronic transfers than you would be putting thousands of traders out of work and it's pretty uncommon for someone to encourage a change at work that will make them unemployed. And lastly, there are some who will take advantage of the… [cont.]
Answered by scobranchi - Sat Dec 19 05:01:43 2009
Does anyone know how to convert the points to exchanges on Weight Watchers?
Q. I have the old plan from 1995 that only shows exchanges. The new system is points. How do the points relate to exchanges? I want to try the recipes on their site, but I can't calculate the old way and I would rather not rejoin when I have what I need and am doing fine with it. Any help is appreciated. I don't have time to sit in on a meeting. Does anyone know how many calories each exchange and point has? My friend is on the points system and I am on the exchange system and it seems to me that I am losing weight. She showed me her plan and I find that counting portions is much more in controll with the sodium, fat, etc.
Asked by hazeleyedbeauty1967 - Fri Aug 10 22:01:14 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Points don't related to exchanges in any way at all. The exchanges are more closely related to the diabetic exchanges in a diabetic diet. I never did the exchange program, only points. Points don't exactly relate calories because the formula to calculate points is based on the total calories, total fat gms and total fiber gms in a serving. So a point could be any where from 20 to 90 calories depending on the combination of the three in an individual food. Since you don't have time for the meetings why not join online - it's only about $20 a month and you can stop anytime. You could also buy the At Home kit from the website. I don't know the cost of that, I think it's around $100, you get the points finder, the 10 weeks of meeting… [cont.]
Answered by dee - Sat Aug 11 17:11:30 2007
Q. I have the old plan from 1995 that only shows exchanges. The new system is points. How do the points relate to exchanges? I want to try the recipes on their site, but I can't calculate the old way and I would rather not rejoin when I have what I need and am doing fine with it. Any help is appreciated. I don't have time to sit in on a meeting. Does anyone know how many calories each exchange and point has? My friend is on the points system and I am on the exchange system and it seems to me that I am losing weight. She showed me her plan and I find that counting portions is much more in controll with the sodium, fat, etc.
Asked by hazeleyedbeauty1967 - Fri Aug 10 22:01:14 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Points don't related to exchanges in any way at all. The exchanges are more closely related to the diabetic exchanges in a diabetic diet. I never did the exchange program, only points. Points don't exactly relate calories because the formula to calculate points is based on the total calories, total fat gms and total fiber gms in a serving. So a point could be any where from 20 to 90 calories depending on the combination of the three in an individual food. Since you don't have time for the meetings why not join online - it's only about $20 a month and you can stop anytime. You could also buy the At Home kit from the website. I don't know the cost of that, I think it's around $100, you get the points finder, the 10 weeks of meeting… [cont.]
Answered by dee - Sat Aug 11 17:11:30 2007
Are stocks that trade on different exchanges the same shares?
Q. For example, if I were to buy BHP, it trades on numerous exchanges including the NYSE. I'm an american, so I have to buy it on the NYSE, but I'm also worried about the devaluation of the dollar. If the dollar becomes worthless, will I still have the same amount of stock that the Australians, etc have? Is it a single pool of shares that you can buy in different currencies and if my currency completely vanishes, I will still own the stock the same amount as any other country? Thank you. Please only answer the question asked using the assumptions given above.
Asked by karenchii - Tue Jun 2 15:03:45 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hi karenchii, Publicy traded companies issue common shares to shareholders. The shareholders are able to buy and sell these shares on any stock exchange that lists the company's shares for trading, such as the NYSE. The shares being traded on different exchanges are the same but it is common for stock exchanges to list stocks for trading in the local currency. For stocks that are liquid enough, the amount you will get for buying and selling the shares will depend on the exchange rate between the currencies. For example, let's say you want to invest in a stock that trades in the U.S. and Australia. If the stock trades in the U.S. for $10 per share, and the U.S. dollar is worth 1.2 Australian dollars, then it should trade in Australia for… [cont.]
Answered by John - Tue Jun 2 15:34:41 2009
Q. For example, if I were to buy BHP, it trades on numerous exchanges including the NYSE. I'm an american, so I have to buy it on the NYSE, but I'm also worried about the devaluation of the dollar. If the dollar becomes worthless, will I still have the same amount of stock that the Australians, etc have? Is it a single pool of shares that you can buy in different currencies and if my currency completely vanishes, I will still own the stock the same amount as any other country? Thank you. Please only answer the question asked using the assumptions given above.
Asked by karenchii - Tue Jun 2 15:03:45 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hi karenchii, Publicy traded companies issue common shares to shareholders. The shareholders are able to buy and sell these shares on any stock exchange that lists the company's shares for trading, such as the NYSE. The shares being traded on different exchanges are the same but it is common for stock exchanges to list stocks for trading in the local currency. For stocks that are liquid enough, the amount you will get for buying and selling the shares will depend on the exchange rate between the currencies. For example, let's say you want to invest in a stock that trades in the U.S. and Australia. If the stock trades in the U.S. for $10 per share, and the U.S. dollar is worth 1.2 Australian dollars, then it should trade in Australia for… [cont.]
Answered by John - Tue Jun 2 15:34:41 2009
What factors affect gas exchanges during respiration?
Q. I need to know what conditions or factors affect the gas exchanges during internal and external respiration in humans. ex. pH, temperature etc. I can't seem to find this information anywhere. Thanks for the help!
Asked by Ballet_Lover - Mon Apr 12 22:13:47 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Agree with Kat, a big surface area is definitely needed to speed up gas exchange between the lungs and circulatory system. concentration gradient of CO2 to O2 would also affect the speed of gas exchange
Answered by Robyn - Mon Apr 12 23:23:03 2010
Q. I need to know what conditions or factors affect the gas exchanges during internal and external respiration in humans. ex. pH, temperature etc. I can't seem to find this information anywhere. Thanks for the help!
Asked by Ballet_Lover - Mon Apr 12 22:13:47 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Agree with Kat, a big surface area is definitely needed to speed up gas exchange between the lungs and circulatory system. concentration gradient of CO2 to O2 would also affect the speed of gas exchange
Answered by Robyn - Mon Apr 12 23:23:03 2010
Does anyone know of any really good free traffic exchanges?
Q. I surf free traffic exchanges to get credit to advertise my business in return. I do not have the money to pay to advertise because I am just starting out. If anyone knows of some really good sites that I can join that will bring results, I would really appreciate it.
Asked by December Princess - Sun Feb 10 11:07:01 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This website is great for web advertising. It's a free targeted advertising (based on you selecting various categories you would like to be included in) and link exchange network. You put other websites text ads on your page and yours appears on others. And it really is 100% free, forever. While it's not something that guarantees traffic it also doesn't cost anything, so why not try it? Good luck!
Answered by yellowsubfreak - Mon Feb 11 02:14:45 2008
Q. I surf free traffic exchanges to get credit to advertise my business in return. I do not have the money to pay to advertise because I am just starting out. If anyone knows of some really good sites that I can join that will bring results, I would really appreciate it.
Asked by December Princess - Sun Feb 10 11:07:01 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This website is great for web advertising. It's a free targeted advertising (based on you selecting various categories you would like to be included in) and link exchange network. You put other websites text ads on your page and yours appears on others. And it really is 100% free, forever. While it's not something that guarantees traffic it also doesn't cost anything, so why not try it? Good luck!
Answered by yellowsubfreak - Mon Feb 11 02:14:45 2008
Is there a website that lists diabetic food exchanges for all sorts of foods?
Q. I am on the Richard Simmons FoodMover diet and now that I am branching out into more healthy cooking, I want to be able to access the diabetic exchanges for more. Are there websites that can help me out?
Asked by debmichelle1972 - Fri Mar 5 23:24:06 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are zillions of sites.
Answered by Cammie - Sat Mar 6 14:37:08 2010
Q. I am on the Richard Simmons FoodMover diet and now that I am branching out into more healthy cooking, I want to be able to access the diabetic exchanges for more. Are there websites that can help me out?
Asked by debmichelle1972 - Fri Mar 5 23:24:06 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are zillions of sites.
Answered by Cammie - Sat Mar 6 14:37:08 2010
Should I pay for my own website to promote banner exchanges and link exchanges?
Q. I have been looking online for the longest trying to find the proper at home business to start...or at least generate a decent amount of income from the internet. The paid surveys suck...but it seems to be money to be made when it comes to these banner exchange and link exchange programs. Does anyone have any information for me? Should I pay to build a website that is strictly for listing different banner exchanges and link exchanges? It seems profitable. Or does anyone have any suggestions for a work from home opportunity that is not a scam? Thank you.
Asked by nicole d - Sun Sep 23 03:04:42 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. in order for bannners to work for you ,you need a certain amout of hits on your site if you get less then 50 hits a month on your site banners are not going to help if thats the case you would be better off making flyers about your site in some cases you still have to do the old fashion leg work or perhaps put an add in the paper about your site its difficult when first starting I have never had any luck doing anything online its much better to connect with people,either through groups or friends or conecting with a job fair or something like that this is my temporary web site
Answered by toolsrfun - Sun Sep 23 05:07:14 2007
Q. I have been looking online for the longest trying to find the proper at home business to start...or at least generate a decent amount of income from the internet. The paid surveys suck...but it seems to be money to be made when it comes to these banner exchange and link exchange programs. Does anyone have any information for me? Should I pay to build a website that is strictly for listing different banner exchanges and link exchanges? It seems profitable. Or does anyone have any suggestions for a work from home opportunity that is not a scam? Thank you.
Asked by nicole d - Sun Sep 23 03:04:42 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. in order for bannners to work for you ,you need a certain amout of hits on your site if you get less then 50 hits a month on your site banners are not going to help if thats the case you would be better off making flyers about your site in some cases you still have to do the old fashion leg work or perhaps put an add in the paper about your site its difficult when first starting I have never had any luck doing anything online its much better to connect with people,either through groups or friends or conecting with a job fair or something like that this is my temporary web site
Answered by toolsrfun - Sun Sep 23 05:07:14 2007
Why do people find Needle Exchanges Immoral?
Q. Needle Exchanges are places where IV drug users go to exchange dirty needles for clean ones in hopes that the HIV virus, the virus which causes AIDS, would not be spread.
Asked by GoudasGoddess - Sat Feb 4 03:21:00 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Some people feel that the needle exchange program is immoral because they don't look at the fact that it could help prevent the infection of hiv. They think it is a way of saying "Here's a needle, now go shoot up." They feel you are giving them permission to do drugs.
Answered by Rene - Sat Feb 4 03:25:22 2006
Q. Needle Exchanges are places where IV drug users go to exchange dirty needles for clean ones in hopes that the HIV virus, the virus which causes AIDS, would not be spread.
Asked by GoudasGoddess - Sat Feb 4 03:21:00 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Some people feel that the needle exchange program is immoral because they don't look at the fact that it could help prevent the infection of hiv. They think it is a way of saying "Here's a needle, now go shoot up." They feel you are giving them permission to do drugs.
Answered by Rene - Sat Feb 4 03:25:22 2006
What american universities are listed in the stock exchanges?
Q. Which universities in USA are publicly listed in stock exchanges where you can buy stocks of them? thanks
Asked by mvprg - Thu Aug 23 08:23:14 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Non profit my eye. Universities are pulling in so much money that is a great question why they aren't listed in the stock exchange. Everything to do with Universities is big business from the tuition to textbooks there is so much price gouging it is insane. I would love to find Universities on the stock exchange because they would definitely be a great investment because they own people due to 'necessity' of a college degree. It's no wonder they call my degree a BS because that's exactly what it is, BS.
Answered by lacrosse13bb - Thu Aug 23 09:31:54 2007
Q. Which universities in USA are publicly listed in stock exchanges where you can buy stocks of them? thanks
Asked by mvprg - Thu Aug 23 08:23:14 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Non profit my eye. Universities are pulling in so much money that is a great question why they aren't listed in the stock exchange. Everything to do with Universities is big business from the tuition to textbooks there is so much price gouging it is insane. I would love to find Universities on the stock exchange because they would definitely be a great investment because they own people due to 'necessity' of a college degree. It's no wonder they call my degree a BS because that's exactly what it is, BS.
Answered by lacrosse13bb - Thu Aug 23 09:31:54 2007
is it normal for ex wife to not want new wife around during exchanges of children?
Q. My husbands ex wife of 6 yrs is now having issues with me being in car when they are making exchanges. Now because he is standing up to her she is once again threatening to take him back to court for a child support increase.
Asked by fed up - Thu Apr 8 18:12:03 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would say it's probably normal (feelings of jealous, resurgent feelings of rejection) but I don't think it's very fair.
Answered by Tallula Belle - Thu Apr 8 18:18:21 2010
Q. My husbands ex wife of 6 yrs is now having issues with me being in car when they are making exchanges. Now because he is standing up to her she is once again threatening to take him back to court for a child support increase.
Asked by fed up - Thu Apr 8 18:12:03 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would say it's probably normal (feelings of jealous, resurgent feelings of rejection) but I don't think it's very fair.
Answered by Tallula Belle - Thu Apr 8 18:18:21 2010
On which stock exchanges do companies pay dividends twice a year?
Q. NYSE stocks tend to pay dividends four times a year. UK companies tend to pay twice yearly dividends. Which other exchanges are more like the London Stock Exchange than NYSE in this regards?
Asked by Paul de Hav - Wed Jul 1 05:20:06 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. That depends on the particular stock. Many stocks do not pay a dividend. Some pay monthly. Some stocks trade on more than one exchange. So I never thought about dividend frequency being tied to a particular exchange.
Answered by efflandt - Wed Jul 1 06:04:31 2009
Q. NYSE stocks tend to pay dividends four times a year. UK companies tend to pay twice yearly dividends. Which other exchanges are more like the London Stock Exchange than NYSE in this regards?
Asked by Paul de Hav - Wed Jul 1 05:20:06 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. That depends on the particular stock. Many stocks do not pay a dividend. Some pay monthly. Some stocks trade on more than one exchange. So I never thought about dividend frequency being tied to a particular exchange.
Answered by efflandt - Wed Jul 1 06:04:31 2009
Do you know any colleges or universities in Utah that has International Exchanges to Asia?
Q. I would like to know that if there are International Exchanges to Asia...specifically in Japan.
Asked by Paru C - Mon Nov 12 22:00:00 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Try these links:
Answered by Didosis - Fri Nov 16 16:29:47 2007
Q. I would like to know that if there are International Exchanges to Asia...specifically in Japan.
Asked by Paru C - Mon Nov 12 22:00:00 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Try these links:
Answered by Didosis - Fri Nov 16 16:29:47 2007
Is there a website that helps calculate the dietary exchanges of foods?
Q. I have a family member who just was diagnosed with diabetes. We're having a hard time figuring out exactly how many exchanges some foods get...liked different kinds of canned soup, for example. I'm looking for a website that can help.
Asked by katytaya - Sat Dec 27 18:43:17 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I have been diabetic for over six years. I never could figure out that exchange stuff. I simply go by carb calories and glycemic index. Look up mendosa.com for info on glycemic index and go to calorieking.com or nutritiondata.com for more on calories from carbs in the different foods.
Answered by Mr. Peachy - Sat Dec 27 20:45:39 2008
Q. I have a family member who just was diagnosed with diabetes. We're having a hard time figuring out exactly how many exchanges some foods get...liked different kinds of canned soup, for example. I'm looking for a website that can help.
Asked by katytaya - Sat Dec 27 18:43:17 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I have been diabetic for over six years. I never could figure out that exchange stuff. I simply go by carb calories and glycemic index. Look up mendosa.com for info on glycemic index and go to calorieking.com or nutritiondata.com for more on calories from carbs in the different foods.
Answered by Mr. Peachy - Sat Dec 27 20:45:39 2008
Does anyone have any recipes that include nutrition and food exchanges?
Q. I have started a Healthy Eating Program called First Place and it is based on food exchange. Please make sure they are accurate. Thank You. Well I have only gone to one class, but it was not given then. Well I have only gone to one class, but it was not given then.
Asked by KELLY - Mon Apr 7 19:33:35 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There is this website that give recipes for free they're healthy and also taste pretty great. come check it out maybe this will help you.
Answered by Marie - Thu Apr 10 15:33:59 2008
Q. I have started a Healthy Eating Program called First Place and it is based on food exchange. Please make sure they are accurate. Thank You. Well I have only gone to one class, but it was not given then. Well I have only gone to one class, but it was not given then.
Asked by KELLY - Mon Apr 7 19:33:35 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There is this website that give recipes for free they're healthy and also taste pretty great. come check it out maybe this will help you.
Answered by Marie - Thu Apr 10 15:33:59 2008
What is the difference between US stock exchanges?
Q. For example, between the NASDAQ and Dow Jones. Are they each associated with particular industries? If they are not associated with particular industries, I don't understand the reason they do not always move in the same direction. Also, how do corporations decide which stock exchange to initiate their IPO through?
Asked by Lala - Fri Aug 24 00:39:31 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The two major exchanges in the US are the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE), and Nasdaq. Nasdaq is completely an electronic exchange. All transactions are made by computer. The NYSE up till recently has been conducted on a trading floor, but it too is starting to trade electronically. There are different requirements for listing on each exchange. Generally the requirements are tougher on the NYSE. Smaller start-up companies the sort that Silicon Valley is famous for have an easier time meeting the requirements of Nasdaq. Generally the NYSE will have larger companies, whereas Nasdaq is generally balanced towards smaller companies. I say generally. Note that Microsoft is traded on Nasdaq. On any given day, one measure of the market such as… [cont.]
Answered by dnldslk - Fri Aug 24 00:57:43 2007
Q. For example, between the NASDAQ and Dow Jones. Are they each associated with particular industries? If they are not associated with particular industries, I don't understand the reason they do not always move in the same direction. Also, how do corporations decide which stock exchange to initiate their IPO through?
Asked by Lala - Fri Aug 24 00:39:31 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The two major exchanges in the US are the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE), and Nasdaq. Nasdaq is completely an electronic exchange. All transactions are made by computer. The NYSE up till recently has been conducted on a trading floor, but it too is starting to trade electronically. There are different requirements for listing on each exchange. Generally the requirements are tougher on the NYSE. Smaller start-up companies the sort that Silicon Valley is famous for have an easier time meeting the requirements of Nasdaq. Generally the NYSE will have larger companies, whereas Nasdaq is generally balanced towards smaller companies. I say generally. Note that Microsoft is traded on Nasdaq. On any given day, one measure of the market such as… [cont.]
Answered by dnldslk - Fri Aug 24 00:57:43 2007
does anyone know the exchanges for the weight watchers exchange plan for women and children?
Q. I would like to find the exchange units for the old weight watchers program. Points and the flexplan are not good for me, I keep falling off the proverbial wagon.
Asked by littlejaysmomma - Tue Dec 16 17:51:09 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The pattern for losing weight is not difficult - consume less and move more often - the issues arise when we in reality try to put that into practice! There are lots of opportunities to fail in the real world don't you think?! I discovered some excellent advice by checking out the web portal in the box below, they have lots of tips and tricks, I lost 5 pounds by following their helpful advice.
Answered by Omar U - Tue Dec 16 17:53:53 2008
Q. I would like to find the exchange units for the old weight watchers program. Points and the flexplan are not good for me, I keep falling off the proverbial wagon.
Asked by littlejaysmomma - Tue Dec 16 17:51:09 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The pattern for losing weight is not difficult - consume less and move more often - the issues arise when we in reality try to put that into practice! There are lots of opportunities to fail in the real world don't you think?! I discovered some excellent advice by checking out the web portal in the box below, they have lots of tips and tricks, I lost 5 pounds by following their helpful advice.
Answered by Omar U - Tue Dec 16 17:53:53 2008
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Sun, 25 Jul 2010 18:26:45 GM
A place for unschoolers to ask questions about, and maybe arrange, home . exchanges. .
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