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How to sell shares I own???

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Reading this business section for the first time and really enjoying it, am eager to learn and get more involved in business ventures!
I bought into a small company about 7 yrs ago, it has been growing nicely, it tried to go public about 6 months ago but due to a legal issue it was unable to do so. This company then took an alternate route to become publicly traded by listing on the OTC bulletin board and in its short while there has done well. At a certain point when the company qualifies it will become a publicly traded comp. on the nasdeq. I became involved with this company with the intention of selling my shares when their stock price raised as was anticipated by all at this company. Now to show my ignorance - I have never been involved with the stock market before. My shares at present are not at a price that I would want to sell them at but that time could happen soon so I want to make sure I am prepared for that. I have no idea on how I actually sell my shares and how I receive the money for them. I imagine that there is a good and bad way to do this, I want to make sure I am informed about what I am doing, I wouldn't want to be taken advantage of. Do I have to work with a stock broker? Can I do this myself on the net? I would like to learn about the most cost effective, wisest ways of doing this and if people have advice on how to best transfer/place funds regarding fees/taxes I would be very eager to learn. If you need more info no problem. Thanks to all...peace.
 
I know this section does not get much traffic so please if u r reading this thread long after I posted it and have a reply please post it I will be checking, thanks all...peace.
 
You almost certainly need to get the shares to a broker to sell for you. (I assume you actually have stock certificates in your possession.) This requires you opening an account with a brokerage firm. It can be done locally, or it can be done online. Online is probably cheaper but it might be worth something to you just to have a person you can walk in and talk to in your town. Basically the transaction is pretty similar either way. There are numerous places you can check with online ... www.ameritrade.com is one of the largest and might be a good starting point. There is normally not a fee to open an account but they charge a commission to sell the shares. Those commissions can be negotiable and vary depending on what kind of order you place. Good luck!
 
Yes, you will need a stock broker. I only use discount brokers, but make sure they are reputable ones. If you decide to go with one of the bigger ones, just do some price comparison before opening account. There are tons... eTrade, Scott Trade, I think even Wachovia bank trades now. Here's an article by The Motley Fool on choosing a broker... http://www.fool.com/dbc/dbc.htm.

IMO... if you have held them for 7 years and they have not grown, it might be time to get out of it. Of course dealing with the stock market isn't that easy and don't be too upset if after you sell them, they increase in value. That's just part of the market. If you sell them for a loss, you will be able to report that loss on your taxes.
 
1. you need to have a stock certificate.

2. you need to deal with a brokerage firm, not a stockbroker. This term doesn't even exist anymore.

3. Definitely do it through a discount or self directed brokerage firm. Ameritrade, Schwab are the two I would use.

4. Try to pick a firm with a local office so you can walk the certificate into the firm representative. If it's lost in the mail it's a bitch to get reissued and the transfer agent will almost certainly charge a fee.

5. Since its OTC listed make sure you have limit price. Do not do a market order when selling.

6. Make sure to ask upfront about the trading costs.
 
rl3355,
Since its OTC listed make sure you have limit price. Do not do a market order when selling.
Would you mind expanding on what you said so that I can understand why to do what you said, thank you, I would like to learn...peace.
 

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