=6.59*80
You are down a penny per share, if you sell it.
you pay at least $7.95 a trade at fidelity on line for 1 share to over 500 shares. consider that part of your cost as well. if your stock goes down a penny, then you have an investment down 1 penny times the number of shares you own, remember it will cost you a commission to buy and a commision to sell.
why are you interested in groupon? there are other cheapie stocks which have better upside.
@Love big words is wrong...if you sell the those shares you will be down a penny/share as to the stock's worth but also you will be down the commission for the sale of the stock which if you were using a discount broker would be $10 total...if you were using a full service broker it would be about 2% of the total of the return on those shares
You have shares - not money. You don't have any money unless you sell the shares.
The question is too stupid, it must be an advertising for that ridiculous company?
If I buy 80 shares of a stock (Groupon or GRPN) for $6.60, and then the price of the stock goes to $6.59 for one share, how much money do I have? Why?
