Fred Fuld was a former executive in the financial services industry who started out working as a stockbroker, and later as a market maker on the options floor of the Pacific Stock Exchange, then as Vice President of a San Francisco money management firm. He subsequently worked as an adjunct ...
moreFred Fuld was a former executive in the financial services industry who started out working as a stockbroker, and later as a market maker on the options floor of the Pacific Stock Exchange, then as Vice President of a San Francisco money management firm. He subsequently worked as an adjunct professor for California State University East Bay. He is the publisher of Stockerblog.com and founder of WallStreetNewsNetwork.com.Heand has written numerous articles for various publications, including Friends of Financial History Magazine, the Bond and Share Society Journal, and Scripophily Magazine. Television appearances include CNBC, Fox Business News, and Globo TV. He has authored many books, including Stock Market Trivia,Buying Dividends: Revised and Expanded, Let Me Entertain You with Antique Stock Certificates, and Investment Trivia.
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You are correct. The benefits are already built in to the stock price (unless it turns out demand is significantly higher or lower than expected). It was more of an article for amusement, but provides some ideas if you do want to invest in turkeys. :)
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