I sold it in 2007 it was around $75ups stock was 40 bucks in 2008 it is 105 now
I sold it in 2007 it was around $75ups stock was 40 bucks in 2008 it is 105 now
u would of made more money then Dave and you could of rubbed it in his faceI sold it in 2007 it was around $75
I made a lot on it. I owned it before the split.u would of made more money then Dave and you could of rubbed it in his face
it all adds up and 15 to 20 bucks every 3 months isn't going to be noticed if you reinvestI just started with the stock a year ago and have about 15 shares. With the reinvesting the dividends I only get a check a few times a year for maybe 15 or 20 bucks. I'm assuming the reinvesting only makes a big difference when you're getting a bigger check?
good job, you chose wiselyI have 732 shares of Apple, the bulk of which were bought at $95/share. Apple closed at $148.57/share yesterday.
good job, you chose wisely
It's like compounding interest. Do it long enough and it can add up.I just started with the stock a year ago and have about 15 shares. With the reinvesting the dividends I only get a check a few times a year for maybe 15 or 20 bucks. I'm assuming the reinvesting only makes a big difference when you're getting a bigger check?
like marriageIt's like compounding interest. Do it long enough and it can add up.
You will never go broke by taking a profit.Brownslave suggested I sell at $130.
I was planning to do that to start with. But, fine print makes it sound like you can take changes, other than via HR, if you desire another amount.I do ten bucks a week
It's after taxesI was planning to do that to start with. But, fine print makes it sound like you can take changes, other than via HR, if you desire another amount.
I can't get an answer as to whether the payroll deduction is before or after taxes.
I was planning to do that to start with. But, fine print makes it sound like you can take changes, other than via HR, if you desire another amount.
I can't get an answer as to whether the payroll deduction is before or after taxes.
ThanksIt's after taxes
Cool. Thanks.After.
You can make changes on upsers.
Unfortunately he wouldn't get the 5% discount on the UPS stock . That is a great idea for any other stock holdings.Depends on why you are buying the stock, but a better plan would be to purchase it in a Roth IRA, that way everything is tax free.
He'd make that up and more if held over time.Unfortunately he wouldn't get the 5% discount on the UPS stock . That is a great idea for any other stock holdings.