Mainly what happens is you buy a stock at whatever price that is. Lets say you buy 1 stock at $20.00. Lets say you want to sell this 4 days later when the stock jumped up to $21.50. When you sell the stock, you would get $21.50 back, so $1.5 profit. That's how payments work, its the Money increased/decreased times the amount of stocks you have to equal the profit/loss of money

 

Holding stocks itself doesn't give you money, only selling them does. Does that answer your question?

 

Unfortunately there's no dividends.

 

Dividends and splits are not supported by the trader, and don't appear to be for the foreseeable future.

 

That is so sketchy then so if my stock splits in 7 i get gG'd?

 

Just sell out before the split and buy back in after. They are annouced well in advance, just watch the news and finance websites.

 

Ok thanks