If you purchase a time share and wish to sell it and the only way to do this is to sell it at a loss or give it away, can you claim what you originally paid for the time share, which is deeded, as a loss on Schedule D. The deed has been registered in the state in which the time share is located. We have used the time share for our own use, and have not rented it.
Let’s say you have 100 shares of company XYZ.
You want to place a limit sell order for those 100 shares at .00 a share. The stipulation is that you intend to sell ALL your shares at once.
Limit orders are not guaranteed to be fulfilled if the price drops too fast or there is high volume.
So, are you allowed to post multiple sell orders at cascading prices to make sure your stock is sold?
For example:
Order1: Sell 100 XYZ LIMIT .00
Order2: Sell 100 XYZ LIMIT .00
In hopes of being able to sell the stock between – ?
I could see some potential problems with this, but I cannot find any official information on the topic. A market order is not desired because if the price drops below .00, you might not want to even sell it.
This situation can come about when you original place the order with that being the expected minimal price the stock will hit, but it might fall faster than you plan and need to revise the order (which you can try to cancel, but that involves even more waiting).
Thanks!
you only know the dividend yield percent and the payment of dividend?…let’s say 8 percent dividend yield and .40 dividend per share.
It is a hypothetical question, there isn’t any company behind it. How would one figure out the selling price IF you only had the dividend yield AND the dividend payout per share.
Also can I make the type of money they say I can ?? This is a World renouned company specialisizing in time-share developement–top drawer been in business since 1928 etc…sounds good….is it too good to be true?
My granparents recently died, dividing their estate among their four children, my father, uncle, and 2 aunts. This estate consists of a considerable amount of property. My uncle and aunts all seem determined to claim ALL of the estate for themselves and refuse to act on selling the property or working together at all.
So, I want to know if my father can legally sell his share and get out of this nightmare. This has been going on for two years and I am tired of seeing him suffer. Please help if you are familiar with this at all.
I’m talking about RTP here. Since I didn’t own any shares in it, I’m sell shorting. It’s strange coz it’s not going down with the rate I expected. I don’t understand why it isn’t going down coz any investor in their right mind would be selling on the spot, wouldn’t they?
So the real question is: Why isn’t the price going down (or at least going down fast enough for a quick buck!)?
To check the chart of the stock in question, visit:
http://www.marketwatch.com/tools/quotes/intchart.asp?symb=RTP&sid=41837&dist=TQP_chart_date&freq=7&time=3
Relax guys. I’m a complete newbie and I’m doing this with a Virtual Stock Exchange program.
As for the stock, it’s today’s highest gainer and it’s the one looking like it’s going down.
There is no news or insider transactions (which I think is very curiours and I’m looking the company up on the internet now).
(It’s at 440 now, made 200$ so far 
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I am in yr10 and I am currently doing an AS exam for Business and for my exam preperation I need to research selling shares. what are some advantages and disadvantages of them?
We decided to sell our timeshare in Florida,but I don’t know how to start and who to contact? Has anyone experienced a successful timeshare sell? Any hints,tips and advice would be greatly appreciated.
I need to get rid of timeshare but still owe on it and the large payment every month kills my budget. I have had the timeshare on the market for 3 years but have not been able to sell it. How can I get out from under this timeshare ?
Diamond Resorts, have owned it for 5 years, and can’t afford it any more. Will sell for what I owe.
It was 9th period and I was TOTALLY tired, well anyway, I had told my best friend (guy) at the beginning of the period the another dude claimed to own my soul, then my best friend said, "No, I own her soul!" and like I walked away so…. fast. Well at the end of the period I put my head on my book and like zoned out. My best friend and his friend were laughing, but I ignored them. Then I like pushed hair from my face, and then I heard, "And look at her now." I looked at them and they laughed. I asked what they were doing and they laughed hysterical. My best friend was like I’m selling a time share of your soul to the other his friend. Then he asked other kids after school. He was like freakin auctioning me and was like, "Come and buy a time share of this lovely piece of property." and my face went red, and he like laughed at me. Then some guy was like "If she’s your property do u go in her." My face went RED and my best friend looked at me and laughed, like a smexy smile on his face!
how do i get rid of my timeshare they want 250 dollars to cancel it… is there another way to get rid of this stupid waste of money…
I listen to some of the talk show and wonder how true this could be. They say the maintines etc. stay with you. Thanks
We are thinking of selling shares of our vacation home in Nags Head NC. It’s 4 BR/3Bath on golf course with view of the sound. Need information on how to go about selling it as co-ownership.
What are the ways to do this?
Are there any conditions to where a strategy like this not increase the stock price?
I have been contacted by this company. They want to sell my Marriott timeshare. They also want 9 up front. I want to know of this is a reasonable request?
If a company has 1 million shares in the market. What does that means? If I buy a share of that company, who gets the money of that share that I have bought actually. Even though I know that I pay the money to broker but actual money goes to whom? Similarly, when I sell a share of that company, who gets that money?
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