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Chief of Naval Operations
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Well, it says 29.67p now. Answer: Stock prices fluctuate with supply and demand but the store decided to sell them at a fixed price (because it's easier I imagine).
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30p and 29.95 pounds is 100 times the diff. It's probably because the store is selling it as a "gift kit" rather than for the value of the stock itself. All the stuff that comes with the stock - instructions, etc - is the cause for the markup. If you went and got a broker, you could get stocks at the market value - currently around 30 pence - plus commission.
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The gift kit includes a suckers markup. If you want the shares you can simply buy them on the open market for 29p.
Looking at some of the numbers I would advise you to buy them as a fun item to enjoy a greater connection with the team. As an investment....well there are lots of choices. ![]()
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Ahhhhhhh <- totally doesn't undersand your currency. That makes more sense. |
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