if company went bancrupt,what happen to my shares/stock?

Bp holders and creditors are the first to get paid off in bankruptcy and usually there is nothing left for common stockholders the common stock is usually canceled and new stock issued. Investors have to buy it again if they want it

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if company went bancrupt,what happen to my shares/stock?

Chalk it up to the game. Learn from your past mistakes and grow from it. I do not invest within single shares but I do invest within Mutual funds. Mutual funds can fail because of poor fund investment performance, but, in theory, they do not file for bankruptcy. A bankruptcy filing is often related to an entity's inability to meet its debt obligations. As a common investment vehicle for the general investing public, mutual funds are strictly regulated both in fund creation and ongoing management to protect the financial interests of fund shareholders. The law does not permit mutual funds to use debt to finance investment activities. Because mutual funds have no creditors, the possibility of filing for a traditional bankruptcy does not pertain to mutual funds

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They fall to next to 0, or 0.

0..as in there aren't any...

:( sorry dude

CRASH.