What is an insurance write-off? How does an insurer decide if a car is a write-off? What are the insurance write-off categories? Category A. Category B. Category C. Category D. Write-off values are relative. What if I don't agree with the decision to write-off my car? If my car is a write-off, can I buy it back? What if the write-off valuation won't cover my car finance?
Stock prices can drop for various reasons, and sometimes the decline is caused by a combination of factors. Those can include newly released earnings reports, negative company news, and changes in implicit value, explicit value and supply and demand for the stock.
1 If the price of your stock goes up to $20, you still have a $10 sell level. 2  If the stock plummets, you will still sell at $10. 3  With a trailing stop loss order, say you have a $15 stock. 4  You might establish a trailing stop loss order of 10% instead of a traditional stop loss order at, say, $13.50. You place a sell trailing stop loss order using a $1 trail value. 2  While the price moves up, the trailing price (stop price) will stay at $1 less than the current price. 3  The stock price reaches $29 and then it starts to drop.