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Newest Review: ... but if yu are holding the more common shares such as Lloyds, Vodaphone, BT or Abbey National for exmaple the price waont be that much for example Abbaey National would be £7.49 if you sell but £7.51 if you buy. Once you have found out the price think of what you actualy want, do you want to just take the omney now or do you want to hold off for a bit and try a git a bit more. What ever one you choose stick tight to it, dont start second guessing the stock market many analysts who get paid ££££'s cant, so what chances do you have ? Once you know exactly what you want you need to find a broker, its not as daunting as it seems. ... more

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How to sell shares?: The Easy Guide (472 words)
by - written on 02/07/02 (Very useful, 8591 readings)
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If you reading this guide you should obviously have some shares to sell, if you dont and want to buy shared have a look at my other guide in the " How to but shaes guide ". Firstly you want to know how much you shares are worth, prices can be found in numerous places, the most likely is in your daily paper or on teletext. Be carful though as both these media sources only list the MId price of a stock, this is the difference between the price you have to pay to but a sahe and the price you will get when you sell a share. Prices between the buy and sell can range dramticlay, but if yu are holding the more common shares such as Lloyds, Vodaphone, BT or ... Read the complete review

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