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If a company is "Liquidated," how can that make a stock worth go to "0" or be worthless?

by Bill Misner
(Spokane, WA, USA)




I inherited old stocks my father bought in 1944. They are from Mooresville Indiana "Morgan County Farm Bureau" Coop Stocks. This is now called the "Co-Alliance LLP" Danville, Indiana.

If a company is "Liquidated," how can that make a stock worth go to "0" or be worthless?




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If a company is "Liquidated," how can that make a stock worth go to "0" or be worthless?

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Nov 17, 2010
Stocks Simplified Writes
by: Shaun

When you liquidate your stock you simply trade it for money. So you don’t own any more stock, but you have money.

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