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Tuesday, 06/10/2014 2:43:08 PM

Tuesday, June 10, 2014 2:43:08 PM

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It has been awhile but today we will talk about stock certificates and why there is no depreciation value allowed.

The reason is that they are nothing more then art with a certificate of owner ship but have no revenue producing value. In other words they can't be traded by a company once purchased. They can be sold for a monitory value set by the many followers but can't be traded.


LOOK UP THE MEANING OF TRADE AND HOW THIS PLAYS A ROLL IN THE UNDERSTANDING OF THE SEC RULES WHEN UNDERSTANDING THERE MEANING.
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