1. Loosen up the U-clamps that hold the antenna to the mast with either a 7/16 or a 9/16 wrench until the antenna is loose enough to raise and lower while next to the mast. 2. Raise and lower the antenna (being careful not to turn the antenna in the process) while someone is watching the picture on the TV.
[ibd-display-video id=516471]Facebook (FB) is hitting new all-time highs Thursday, rising 1.2% to 143.99 in afternoon trade Thursday in above-average volume on the heels of its anticipated F8 developer conference, which ended Wednesday.
As of July 24, 2015, shares of Facebook Incorporated closed at $96.95. In three yearsâ time, you would have a return on investment of 155.13%, or ($96.95 * 26 shares - $38 * 26 shares) / ($38 * 26 shares). As of July 24, 2015, that investment would be worth $2,520.70, or $96.95 * 26 shares. However, Facebook did not staircase higher. Rather, the stock fell over $20 from the IPO price to $17.55 per share on Sept. 4, 2012. At this low, your return on investment would have been -53.82%, or ($17.55 * 26 shares) - ($38 * 26 shares) / ($38 * 26 shares).