If you have shares in a bond ETF, you generally can sell your shares at any time. ETF shares tend to be more liquid than other bonds. ETFs are typically made up of corporate bonds. Some ETF shares are still traded over-the-counter (OTC). If you need to sell your bond shares through an OTC market, you must hire a dealer-broker to complete the sale for you. Individual corporate and municipal bonds are typically traded through OTC markets by dealer-brokers. Even if you already have a relationship with a particular firm, it pays to shop around to make sure you're going to get the best rate. You can research the background and experience of individual brokers on the website of the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) at https://brokercheck.finra.org/. OTC trades are not subject to the oversight and regulations of the major exchanges. Because of the relative lack of regulation and oversight, many view OTC trades as riskier than exchange trades. You can issue a limit order, in which you specify the exact amount of money you want for your bonds, or a market order, in which you accept the best bid. How you want to sell your bonds depends on whether timing or price is more important to you. In some cases, timing may be more important for outside factors. For example, you may have a financial emergency and need money immediately. If that's your situation, a market order is going to be your best bet. Absent outside motivations for the sale, research of the company or municipality typically is necessary to decide which order is best for you. Your broker-dealer will handle the sale of your bonds on the OTC market according to your specifications. In some situations, the brokerage firm may be willing to take your bonds off your hands in an internal trade. Internal trades can save you on fees and commissions. Many brokers only charge a flat rate for internal trades. Before your broker-dealer accepts an offer on your bonds, they will ask you to confirm that you still want to sell your bonds on the same terms. They may also offer you advice, but ultimately the decision to make the deal is yours. For example, if you ordered a market trade, your broker-dealer may be confident that a better offer will come along than the one you've received. Listen to their advice, but if you decide you want to take the offer anyway, they have to close the trade for you. Once you've confirmed the order, your broker-dealer clears the trade and reports it to FINRA. The trade is settled when you deliver your bonds to the investor who purchased them, and they pay you the agreed amount. The process of settling the trade is also your broker-dealer's responsibility. Some brokerage firms handle settlement directly, while others use a third-party service.

Summary: Sell exchange-traded fund (ETF) bond shares on the exchange. Work with a dealer-broker to sell individual bonds. Decide how you want to sell your bonds. Give your order to your broker-dealer. Confirm your order. Settle the trade.

Gemini is represented by twins, equal parts yin and yang. This at any time, you never know which twin you're going to get! One minute she'll be laughing and childlike, and the next minute she'll be serious and reserved. If you can handle both sides, you have a chance with this dynamic female. You never know what you're going to get with a Gemini, so if you're looking for a girl to be consistent and always caring for you, you'd be better off courting a different sign, Virgo. She can be submissive and feminine but also dominant and masculine. If she's a true Gemini, she'll have a balance . Gemini women are unstoppable when it comes to their quick wit and creativity. They'll banter with you, do plays-on-words, and whip out their novel or painting that's in the works when you least expect it. She likely spends her free time doing something related to music, art, or literature. A gemini girl is the type who can "dish it out" and also take it. She can take a joke if you poke fun at her flirtatiously, but you better expect her to have a cutting, witty remark to make back at you! There is a side to Gemini that is very young, childish, flighty, and immature. There almost has to be to balance her almost overly mature, serious side. However, she can't always control when it comes out. The "younger twin" may come out when she's meeting your parents or in the middle of a conference who knows! A Gemini benefits well from a person who can reign in the more radical sides of her disposition. A person who brings out their immaturity could lead to dangerous situations, while a person who brings out their darker, serious side could lead to no fun. It's best if you are well-balanced yourself. If you have this girl around, one minute you could be reading poetry on the couch together and the next she's left you a note saying she's on vacation in Italy. This girl is curious and always looking for the next adventure, so when this side comes out, it's unstoppable. This unpredictability gets to certain people. It's easy to mistake it for her not being loving or caring enough, when really she does care, she just needs to do her own thing. What's more, she's seeing if you'll be around when she gets back. Most Geminis are too smart and too good to value simple girly things, like cosmetics and magazines. She knows she's naturally beautiful, so why bother? And when it comes to magazines, no thank you. She'd rather be found reading Tolstoy or Hemingway. That is not to say a Gemini isn't feminine she is. Well, at least half of her is. She just doesn't see the point of these things society says girls should like. And if you talk with her about it, you'll likely come away convinced of the same!

Summary: Be ready to be surprised. Understand how creative and witty she is. Know that she can be a bit immature. Expect to never know what'll happen next. Don't expect her to be into make-up and magazines.

It's the blue app with a white "A" on it; you should see this option in the dock. If you don't see the App Store, click the magnifying glass in the top-right corner of the screen and type "App Store" into the search field, then click the "App Store" result. You'll see this option on the far-right side of the row of options at the top of the App Store window. Doing so will prompt Safari to update to the latest supported version. You can make sure that you're always running the latest version of Safari by checking that automatic updates are enabled: Click the Apple menu and select System Preferences. Click the App Store option in the System Preferences menu. Check the "Automatically check for updates" box. Check the boxes to enable automatic app and system updates.
Summary: Open your Mac's App Store. Click the Updates tab. Click Update right of the "Safari" option. Ensure that automatic updates are enabled.