Stock Tips???
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How much money are you trying to invest?
First time just starting was thinking about $500
Simplest way to explain is look at stock charts for stocks under $25 and look for ones with slow gradual growth. These are the most stable stocks......
Here is a stock that has grown Almost 600% in 10 years.... add compound interest in and you could have taken the 500 to about 3600....
This is a current chart right now...... You can get the stock today for 28.69 .
Here is a stock that has grown Almost 600% in 10 years.... add compound interest in and you could have taken the 500 to about 3600....
This is a current chart right now...... You can get the stock today for 28.69 .
Here is a really good stock to buy now that hedge funds are heavily investing in..... Went from $39 to $72 this year and is a company specializing in the infectious disease area of medicine
The BRKR lead I gave you two days go earned almost three percent today.... thats more then what 95% of investors made last year in the stock market all together .......
Funny thing is the hedge fund I work at is at 3.88 percent for the year and I just threw you a 2.8% stock pick..... that only took less then 48 hours to develope....
That is as good as it gets for calling a stock bro......
That is as good as it gets for calling a stock bro......
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hmmm..... good call Pen N Pixel. I'll be watching this thread.
What direction would u go if you had around $10k to invest. willing to be diverse and aggressive.
What direction would u go if you had around $10k to invest. willing to be diverse and aggressive.
Funny thing is the hedge fund I work at is at 3.88 percent for the year and I just threw you a 2.8% stock pick..... that only took less then 48 hours to develope....
That is as good as it gets for calling a stock bro......
I am totally at a loss here. You say that's as good as it gets like you did the OP a favor. You did not! At risk of being the party pooping asshole here I'm compelled to add a few things. Damn the torpedoes! The OP said he had $500 to work with. He asked for advise. You steered him to (BRKR) that had a 2.8% upswing that week and you claim that's as good as it gets? Lets look closer at this phenomenal advice the OP was given. BRKR has since fallen terribly by a few dollars. No biggie, markets swing but by telling him the 2.8% rise was a good result, I;d like to know how. If he took your advice and purchased approximately 16 shares his $500 would have bought and held them till today at the time of this writing, he'd now be about $35 poorer. If he sold the shares after the 2.8% gain then .... let's do the math..... he would have gained 2.8% on about $500 which is about $14. From that subtract $6.95 for the trade fee when he purchased, and another $6.95 trade fee when he sold PLUS he would pay about 30% tax on that $14 as a penalty for not keeping it in his portfolio for the required year to pay a flat 14% so minus another $4. So he, in this case would be taking about a net $4 loss on his stock market adventure. Please describe the scenario where the advice to purchase BRKR you gave was good advice. Sorry but the things that pass for financial wisdom around here boggles the brain! BTW the 2.8% daily upswing of BRKR is referred to as market noise. It's meaningless! (Look up the term Noise Trader and see what you find) ALL stocks sway daily by as much as 5% or more. For the amount of money us regular people have to invest, these swings mean nothing.... NOTHING NOTHING! The fees and taxes to react on these swings would eat away our profits as exampled in my earlier description. For you to claim the 2.8% rise has a meaning is tantamount to pushing a self-described beginner into DAY-TRADING! Even people with MBA's and Broker Certification overwhelmingly fail and lose their ass at day trading. Why would you push an admitted beginner to day trade? And if you weren't pushing him to day trade, then why take credit for a 2.8% upswing when all seasoned traders know that it means NOTHING?
BULLSHIT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
You posted a Class C Google Stock chart in this thread last week! It has NOT gone up it has gone down.
Now as evidence you're posting the chart for Class A Google. Thats a different stock! Man! WTF you doin?
GOOG and GOOGL are 2 different stocks for the same company. You cant transpose the numbers between them! My God man, ... I own a shitload of VW stock on the OTC's ... You know how many stock symbols Volkswagen has? About 10! I cant switch back and forth between all ten of them and collect. You posted 2 different Google stocks,. The stock you predicted to rise is at $712.90 today! Gimme 2 minutes and I will post todays charts.
You posted a Class C Google Stock chart in this thread last week! It has NOT gone up it has gone down.
Now as evidence you're posting the chart for Class A Google. Thats a different stock! Man! WTF you doin?
GOOG and GOOGL are 2 different stocks for the same company. You cant transpose the numbers between them! My God man, ... I own a shitload of VW stock on the OTC's ... You know how many stock symbols Volkswagen has? About 10! I cant switch back and forth between all ten of them and collect. You posted 2 different Google stocks,. The stock you predicted to rise is at $712.90 today! Gimme 2 minutes and I will post todays charts.
2% aint shit huh? Look at this fund breakdown and tell me why not one category of equity fund had positive returns in the last 365 days? Gave stock advice that yielded almost 3% and that aint..... Go figure....... the investors with all the billions invested in the funds below would of begged for 2%
Pulled from the NET .......
How Much Does the Stock Market Return?
In Stocks for the Long Run, Jeremy Siegel analyzed the historical performance of several types of investments. Siegel’s research showed that for the period between 1926 and 2006 (when he wrote the book):
- Stocks produced an average real return of 6.8%. “Real return” means return after inflation. Before factoring inflation, stocks returned about 10% annually.
- Long-term government bonds yielded an average real return of 2.4%. Before adjusting for inflation, they had a return of about 5%.
- Gold had a real return of 1.2%. “In the long run, gold offers investors protection against inflation,” writes Siegel, “but little else.”
Last week I had to argue with SOMEBODY who said gold was a good investment. Dont remember who it was. Thats the shit I deal with. See above. About your 2% ... If thats good money to you then youre happy. I would not even bother to invest at all with that kind of return. Shit I can get a 5 year CD thatll pay more than that and risk NOTHING, why would I risk losing my money for two percent? Makes no sense. I'm beating the market for 3 years straight now, doing around 12 percent ROI and this year I will probably smash that number! What is the wisdom of risking your savings for 2 percent? Enlighten me please.
https://www.depositaccounts.com/banks/melrose-cu.html
Look at the link above ... Melrose is paying 2 and a half percent on a 5 year CD. No risk, guaranteed money. Why would you play the stock market and risk losing your savings to earn LESS THAN what a guaranteed investment with NO RISK would pay? I gotta hear this!!
Look at the link above ... Melrose is paying 2 and a half percent on a 5 year CD. No risk, guaranteed money. Why would you play the stock market and risk losing your savings to earn LESS THAN what a guaranteed investment with NO RISK would pay? I gotta hear this!!
Laughable! How bout some clarification? What cliff are we on? Please explain! I'm not familiar with the term "cliff" in a financial setting. What constitutes a cliff? We are in the midst of the second longest bull market in US history, so what numbers can you show that suggests a "cliff"? "We haven't entered the bear market yet" you say. No kidding? Any time you're in a bull market you haven't entered the bear market yet! Thats akin to saying during a rainy period that we haven't entered the dry period yet. What else can you possibly enter after the wet period? Where is the wisdom in that statement? "Once there are signs of weakening" WTF is a sign of weakening? A down day on the Dow? We have those during bears and bulls. A few down days in a row? We have those all the time too! Just had that last week. What does that statement mean? You say "Right now I wouldn't do anything because we are climbing" What stock trader would say the market is climbing so don't do anything? Who on God's Earth would say anything outside of ... the market is climbing so buy, buy, buy! If you believe the market is climbing why would your response be to do nothing? "I can say with almost 100% certainty that the upward trend wont continue much longer" you go on to say. You can? How? What determines what the market will do? Huh? I'll tell you... The news! Global and national events in the news primarily! Plus FUTURE consumer confidence, along with what side of the bed Janet Yellen wakes up on the morning of the day of her next address. How in the name of God are you able to predict that but nobody else can? Thats like asking what gas will cost in the summer of 2018. Yeah, you can give a guess, but it will ALWAYS be a number you pulled out your ass! I have guesses too, but I, at least admit they're guesses I pulled out my ass based on my gut feeling and little more! "Long term 5-20 years I would go long" you suggest. ...... Well thats BRILLIANT! I mean you certainly cant go short in the long term now can you? Sorry to call you out on this load of concocted garbage but back when I was being helpful and friendly all I met was a shit storm, so now I'm trying my hand at being an asshole. And guess what? I like it! This could get habit forming! But at least I'm an asshole who knows what the fuck he's talking about. Have a nice day!