are 10 shares in the company). If not, its return is negative and is
determined by negative price difference. (JAC)

For any stock round, figure out the average return on each stock available for
the number of turns until the next stock round (using the technique described
above). You want to be invested in stocks that will generate the greatest
return. (JAC)
During mid-game when 5 trains have just come out, do a quick scan of
corporations. If you are invested in any corporation that has no 5 trains and
is short of cash, I suggest bailing out of that stock. It is either going
to be:
Looking to dump onto another player
keeping its profits to buy an engine therefore reducing stock price and you
won't be receiving a dividend.
Never own more than one share in a company that could be dumped. A dumpable
company is indicated by a low cash position in combination with the need to
buy trains soon. (A prime example is a company with two four trains with
diesels able to be introduced the next round.) If you have a dumpable company
and someone owns at least two shares, dump it on them. (JAC)

If you have excess cash, buy any yellow stocks that will have positive return,
even if it is not the highest. Then you can own more total stock. (JAC)

Never have less than a 50% position in a corporation you own unless you are
trying to dump it.
Never leave a stock round without having purchased as many shares as you can.
Stock earns money; cash just sitting in your treasury doesn't. If you are
getting close to your certificate limit, then give much greater weight to
buying yellow stock even if it will earn less. Of course if there are white
shares that are going to earn an incredible amount more, then grab them. (RW)
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