· The shares you sell cause a drop in their price, and you pay a fee for selling, just as you do when buying.
· When a user sells shares they receive EAVES as compensation for their past purchase.
· I don't look at my selling of shares as a "relationship death sentence" necessarily. I've had tickers I divested of who came around and bought me later, even some who have maxed in my ticker. Just because I sold all of someone's shares (often due to portfolio limits AND them not owning any of mine), doesn't mean I won't buy them in the future - times (and players) change - grudges are for losers...
· Sold shares decline in value.
· Eav bank balance increases allowing more investment in those earning higher dividends.
· You receive a commisson deduction, and the account whose shares are sold no longer receives dividends on those sold shares.
· You get eaves back into your account
· You receive proceeds from the sale less commission. Be careful as some investors will sale stock in those that no longer own shares in them.
· A 5% commision is deducted from the amount of sold shares the balance is returned to your eaves bank
You collect, or the price difference from the price you bought the profile