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Post by claudiahamilton56 on Mar 25, 2017 13:37:13 GMT -5
I bought mobil oil stockes in 1979 at 50.00 a share dont know the stock brokers name i have 20 shares left ate they worth anything
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Post by Jaguar on Mar 25, 2017 17:04:09 GMT -5
Hello and welcome to YMAM ! claudiahamilton56, I'm removing your email for your security. People will answer you in this thread. |
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Post by mollyanna58 on Mar 25, 2017 18:04:27 GMT -5
Mobil merged with Exxon years ago. Do you have the physical stock certificate in your possession?
You should contact the transfer agent for ExxonMobil: Computershare, 800-252-1800 or 781-575-2058. |
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Post by claudiahamilton56 on Mar 30, 2017 18:32:24 GMT -5
Mobil merged with Exxon years ago. Do you have the physical stock certificate in your possession?
You should contact the transfer agent for ExxonMobil: Computershare, 800-252-1800 or 781-575-2058. no i dont have the certificate anymore ill call i think i gave my sin number |
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Post by claudiahamilton56 on Apr 6, 2017 18:04:58 GMT -5
Mobil merged with Exxon years ago. Do you have the physical stock certificate in your possession?
You should contact the transfer agent for ExxonMobil: Computershare, 800-252-1800 or 781-575-2058. no i dont have the certificate anymore ill call i think i gave my sin number still looking i called no luck there i called a few brokers no luck there |
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Post by djAdvocate on Apr 6, 2017 18:15:12 GMT -5
no i dont have the certificate anymore ill call i think i gave my sin number still looking i called no luck there i called a few brokers no luck there you can't do much without the cert. but the sale was about $100/share. so that cert, if you CAN find it, is worth $2000-5000. |
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Post by claudiahamilton56 on Apr 7, 2017 8:48:06 GMT -5
still looking i called no luck there i called a few brokers no luck there you can't do much without the cert. but the sale was about $100/share. so that cert, if you CAN find it, is worth $2000-5000. thank you ill call the city where the stock broker was i have an address |
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Post by claudiahamilton56 on Apr 7, 2017 14:18:27 GMT -5
you can't do much without the cert. but the sale was about $100/share. so that cert, if you CAN find it, is worth $2000-5000. thank you ill call the city where the stock broker was i have an address i emailed rbc security locating the owner of the building |
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Post by mollyanna58 on Apr 7, 2017 18:18:42 GMT -5
You could also try the Unclaimed Property department for your state or province.
Many of them use missingmoney.com . |
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Post by claudiahamilton56 on Apr 8, 2017 9:07:38 GMT -5
You could also try the Unclaimed Property department for your state or province.
Many of them use missingmoney.com . i looked up inclaimed money there are too many claudia hamiltons i checked the bank of canada no accounts there |
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Post by claudiahamilton56 on Apr 8, 2017 11:18:18 GMT -5
Mobil merged with Exxon years ago. Do you have the physical stock certificate in your possession?
You should contact the transfer agent for ExxonMobil: Computershare, 800-252-1800 or 781-575-2058. no dont have my certificate anymore the government has listing of all stock brokers i emailed the government but i am nearly sure he was with the royal bank cause he was in a building owned by the royal bank of canada |
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Post by Aman A.K.A. Ahamburger on Apr 8, 2017 19:02:36 GMT -5
Mobil merged with Exxon years ago. Do you have the physical stock certificate in your possession?
You should contact the transfer agent for ExxonMobil: Computershare, 800-252-1800 or 781-575-2058. no dont have my certificate anymore the government has listing of all stock brokers i emailed the government but i am nearly sure he was with the royal bank cause he was in a building owned by the royal bank of canada I would suggest talking to a reputable broker. If you own the shares, you should be on record. |
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Post by claudiahamilton56 on Apr 9, 2017 9:01:32 GMT -5
no dont have my certificate anymore the government has listing of all stock brokers i emailed the government but i am nearly sure he was with the royal bank cause he was in a building owned by the royal bank of canada I would suggest talking to a reputable broker. If you own the shares, you should be on record. the bank suggests its before computer was in use 1979 |
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Post by Aman A.K.A. Ahamburger on Apr 9, 2017 11:19:30 GMT -5
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Post by claudiahamilton56 on Apr 9, 2017 11:57:53 GMT -5
Mobil merged with Exxon years ago. Do you have the physical stock certificate in your possession?
You should contact the transfer agent for ExxonMobil: Computershare, 800-252-1800 or 781-575-2058. no dont have my certificate anymore the government has listing of all stock brokers i emailed the government but i am nearly sure he was with the royal bank cause he was in a building owned by the royal bank of canada i emailed the royal bank to get his name they should get back to me soon |
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Post by djAdvocate on Apr 9, 2017 12:27:12 GMT -5
that's only true if it was a share transfer. if it is an all cash offer, then she would be entitled only to the cash. |
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Post by claudiahamilton56 on Apr 9, 2017 13:42:13 GMT -5
that's only true if it was a share transfer. if it is an all cash offer, then she would be entitled only to the cash. i am not in stjohn's newfoundland i am calling from montreal |
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Post by claudiahamilton56 on Apr 9, 2017 13:43:11 GMT -5
that's only true if it was a share transfer. if it is an all cash offer, then she would be entitled only to the cash. i read that about trasfer agent |
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Post by Aman A.K.A. Ahamburger on Apr 9, 2017 14:06:29 GMT -5
that's only true if it was a share transfer. if it is an all cash offer, then she would be entitled only to the cash. Very true. It would appear that Mobile owners received 1.32015 XON shares for every one they owned.. money.cnn.com/1998/12/01/deals/exxon/ |
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Post by djAdvocate on Apr 9, 2017 16:33:15 GMT -5
that's only true if it was a share transfer. if it is an all cash offer, then she would be entitled only to the cash. Very true. It would appear that Mobile owners received 1.32015 XON shares for every one they owned.. money.cnn.com/1998/12/01/deals/exxon/wow. those shares are worth a pretty penny, then! edit: there have been 20 years of 4% dividends and at least one 2:1 stock split during that time. |
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Post by claudiahamilton56 on Apr 10, 2017 8:42:13 GMT -5
wow. those shares are worth a pretty penny, then! edit: there have been 20 years of 4% dividends and at least one 2:1 stock split during that time. that sounds good |
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Post by claudiahamilton56 on Apr 12, 2017 15:35:10 GMT -5
wow. those shares are worth a pretty penny, then! edit: there have been 20 years of 4% dividends and at least one 2:1 stock split during that time. that sounds good i sent a letter to the 800 number they have an archives should hear back in about 3 weeks |
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Post by claudiahamilton56 on Apr 27, 2017 17:52:06 GMT -5
i sent a letter to the 800 number they have an archives should hear back in about 3 weeks the bank branch manager emailed me saying the archives are disorganized i didnt hear back from the 800 computer shareholder i exspect next week |
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Post by claudiahamilton56 on Apr 29, 2017 16:31:39 GMT -5
i sent a letter to the 800 number they have an archives should hear back in about 3 weeks the bank branch manager emailed me saying the archives are disorganized i didnt hear back from the 800 computer shareholder i exspect next week i calculated 4% on 1000 times 37 year about 7 splites and 27% exchange on usa to canadian should be 17.000.00 dollars can |
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Post by Value Buy on May 1, 2017 8:18:15 GMT -5
I have to ask a question.
If you owned this stock for years, why have you not questioned why you have not received the dividend checks?
I could understand if a relative owned the stock, died, and was not directly inherited by someone their could be confusion, but to own it, and not receive the dividends for years, I have to question this.
Are you sure you did not sell it, or possibly anything under 100 shares were paid out in cash to the original owner at the time of the merger.
Some buy outs/mergers pay cash for small number of shares owned by investors rather than have paperwork incurred by the new company for small stock positions.
Since it was years ago, it is possible you received a check at the merger closing for the shares, and since you did not "personally sell it", you have simply forgotten the payout.
Just a thought.
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Post by claudiahamilton56 on May 1, 2017 13:14:25 GMT -5
I have to ask a question. If you owned this stock for years, why have you not questioned why you have not received the dividend checks? I could understand if a relative owned the stock, died, and was not directly inherited by someone their could be confusion, but to own it, and not receive the dividends for years, I have to question this. Are you sure you did not sell it, or possibly anything under 100 shares were paid out in cash to the original owner at the time of the merger. Some buy outs/mergers pay cash for small number of shares owned by investors rather than have paperwork incurred by the new company for small stock positions. Since it was years ago, it is possible you received a check at the merger closing for the shares, and since you did not "personally sell it", you have simply forgotten the payout. Just a thought. the branch manager is looking into the archives i did own 100 shares and sold 80 leaving me with 20 shares |
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Post by claudiahamilton56 on May 1, 2017 13:17:49 GMT -5
I have to ask a question. If you owned this stock for years, why have you not questioned why you have not received the dividend checks? I could understand if a relative owned the stock, died, and was not directly inherited by someone their could be confusion, but to own it, and not receive the dividends for years, I have to question this. Are you sure you did not sell it, or possibly anything under 100 shares were paid out in cash to the original owner at the time of the merger. Some buy outs/mergers pay cash for small number of shares owned by investors rather than have paperwork incurred by the new company for small stock positions. Since it was years ago, it is possible you received a check at the merger closing for the shares, and since you did not "personally sell it", you have simply forgotten the payout. Just a thought. i wasnt told about dividend when i bought them |
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Post by Value Buy on May 1, 2017 13:51:17 GMT -5
I found this site while googling Mobil oil historical stock price and dividend payments. It might help some, but I did not have time to check it out. www.lib.utexas.edu/taro/utcah/00455/cah-00455.htmlEdit: I tried to open some files tonight, but unfortunately they will not open for me. I found one titled "annual meetings" for Mobil, but could not open the file. I thought that might contain info useful to the merger with Exxon. I was surprised to see this too was part of the the old Standard Oil company decades ago. I am thinking, one might be able to google Exxon Mobil and find the data needed at the time of the merger for the answer. |
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Post by Value Buy on May 1, 2017 20:59:42 GMT -5
I googled Mobil stock and dividends around 1999 and found this. They were paying a dividend for many years. I have not found anything with the legal merger of the two companies concerning small quantities of stocks owned by shareholders, whether they were converted to the new shares, or cashed out to the shareholder of record. Mobil Corp. was acquired by Exxon for 1.32015 Exxon shares on Nov. 30, 1999. According to the Mergent 1999 Annual Dividend Record (available in many public libraries) the dividends paid in the last 2 years of its existence were: 1999: $2.28 1998: $2.28 An excellent business school library in your area is likely to carry Mergent?s print dividend records back several decades: Mergent www.mergent.com/publish/product67.aspMobil?s electronically-filed documents are still online at the SEC Edgar website, so we can go there to add a few years to the dividend record by looking at the annual report. The 1997 annual report appears to have a complete dividend history AND stock split history on p. 21 -- SEC Edgar Mobil 1997 Annual Report www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/67182/0000928385-98-000503.txtANNUAL DIVIDENDS (Per share of common stock, in dollars)* 97 $2.12* 96 $1.96 95 $1.81 94 $1.70 93 $1.63 92 $1.60 91 $1.56 90 $1.41 89 $1.28 88 $1.18 87 $1.10 * 1997 had a stock split of 2-1 and dividend payments reflect this split --- To find stock prices, it?s helpful to use either the Wall Street Journal microfilms or New York Times for daily closing prices. The New York Times archive is available on their website or at many public libraries via the subscription Proquest Historical Newspaper online service. I?ve used the latter because my public library has it available at no charge ? as most larger libraries will. June 12, 1987 was a Friday, so the Mobil closing price on the NYSE reported in Saturday?s paper was: 49 1/8, +3/8 |
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Post by claudiahamilton56 on May 3, 2017 14:26:36 GMT -5
I googled Mobil stock and dividends around 1999 and found this. They were paying a dividend for many years. I have not found anything with the legal merger of the two companies concerning small quantities of stocks owned by shareholders, whether they were converted to the new shares, or cashed out to the shareholder of record. Mobil Corp. was acquired by Exxon for 1.32015 Exxon shares on Nov. 30, 1999. According to the Mergent 1999 Annual Dividend Record (available in many public libraries) the dividends paid in the last 2 years of its existence were: 1999: $2.28 1998: $2.28 An excellent business school library in your area is likely to carry Mergent?s print dividend records back several decades: Mergent www.mergent.com/publish/product67.aspMobil?s electronically-filed documents are still online at the SEC Edgar website, so we can go there to add a few years to the dividend record by looking at the annual report. The 1997 annual report appears to have a complete dividend history AND stock split history on p. 21 -- SEC Edgar Mobil 1997 Annual Report www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/67182/0000928385-98-000503.txtANNUAL DIVIDENDS (Per share of common stock, in dollars)* 97 $2.12* 96 $1.96 95 $1.81 94 $1.70 93 $1.63 92 $1.60 91 $1.56 90 $1.41 89 $1.28 88 $1.18 87 $1.10 * 1997 had a stock split of 2-1 and dividend payments reflect this split --- To find stock prices, it?s helpful to use either the Wall Street Journal microfilms or New York Times for daily closing prices. The New York Times archive is available on their website or at many public libraries via the subscription Proquest Historical Newspaper online service. I?ve used the latter because my public library has it available at no charge ? as most larger libraries will. June 12, 1987 was a Friday, so the Mobil closing price on the NYSE reported in Saturday?s paper was: 49 1/8, +3/8 i should receive a copy in the next few days at the latest the 10th |
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