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lilbigfoot asked:


I have a small box of football trading cards. I want to find out how much each one is worth. Is there a good website I can go to? I just need the value, I don’t want to but any.

D asked:


i am masters student and i doing my thesis on the correlation between volatility and trading volume. my research aims to find the impact of trading volume on the volatility or the beta of each stock. i wanted to do this by having a regression analysis but will that mean that i will have to measure the weekly or daily beta. so i need to know other techniques or models that will help predict this correlation and if the regression analysis is a good way then how? i have also read about the GARCH model but i don’t really understand how to predict this correlation using it.

Ryan H asked:


I have never traded stocks online but I would like to start. What site is best for trading? How do I pick stocks? Where can I find good fundamental and technical analysis? Are there any sites out there that seem to pick consistent winners?

mr Burns asked:


Please only answere if you have actual experiance trading options and derivatives.
What’s a good place for me to start learning how to trade?
Can you recomend a specific web site that for option and derivative trading?
I know there is significant amoung of risk involved but the reward is great as well.

bei j asked:


A friend has been collecting trading cards from all major North American sports leagues for the last 20 years. Most of the purchases were made between 1990 and 2000. These were bulk purchases, several boxes at a time (mostly special edition boxes), and to this date none of them have been opened and they have been well stored. Easily over 200,000 cards in total. Would it be best to open them up, see what treasures are inside and trade them online? Or would it be better to seek out someone who wants to buy them all in one shot, without knowing what’s inside?