Navdeep S asked:


im wondering because im thinking of selling the following games for ps2

Beyond good and evil
Shrek 2
Gta 3
Simpsons hit and run
Lord of the rings: The two towers
Chicken little
Jak 3

Best answer Gets 10 points!!!
and are EB Games and GameStop the same thing?
How much would i get at Gamestop?

Tournesol asked:


Hypothetically for which players in the Indian team would you sell stocks and which would you buy?

jbradenjr asked:


hi i want to use $100. today and invest in the stock market and i want to cash out at the end of today i havent ever done this befor how do i get paid and what should i do to start making monry

Rockentui asked:


I know there’s craigslist, kijiji, buy/sell, but are there any other good ones? I’m in Vancouver and something that’s pretty big here would be great. thnx

The Dude asked:


In other words, how long can it be to buy back stocks after short selling a stock? Can you short sell any high stock and wait for the next presidential election to buy back?

zap1pow2boom3 asked:


Sites where you can sell and buy in Australia. I’ve used Trading Post and ebay but are there any other sites?

alfajoe127 asked:


give the name and how much he made please.

and by small amount I mean a couple of thousand, like 5000$ for instance

thank you

Siggy asked:


anyone have a good website to buy, sell, and trade stocks? i just cant find any and i dont want to use a crappy site. Thanks Alot

M. Lim Faith asked:


Housing prices should be regulated by the government by not allowing its price to appreciate to unrealistic levels that makes it unaffordable to middle class family.

U2 asked:


I think i sort of understand options, but not quite exactly.

If I buy an option and sell it, I have no obligation, is that right? Only the original writer of the option has the obligation to sell or buy shares at the strike price?

If I write an option and sell it, then I do have an obligation, is that right?

Thank you.
Matthew C, thank you for your response. I understand your point. But my uncle trades options, and he was telling me something about how when you sell an option, you have no obligation, but only the “original” writer has an obligation, the person who actually first released the options into the market. My uncle also writes options too, in which he says he does have an obligation and he said it brokerages, for example Etrade charge around a $2 fee for “writing” options. And thats the pro of writing them over simply buying and selling them. Because when you buy and sell them, you have to pay for the options, contract fees, etc.

Now since he told me this last night, I’ve been trying to search everywhere on the web if he is right that only the “original” option writer has the obligation, but that anybody else can buy and sell the options with no obligation. Was he wrong? I’m dying to know.

Thanks again guys.