Originally posted by skiracer
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Hang In There!
My Ex Boss was fortunate to get some shares of Phillip Morris back in the day .....He never sold any of the shares and today has 8000 shares and collects 26K plus per yr in Dividends in his retiement. Phillip Morris has to be and still is one of the greatest stocks of all time.......It has an average annual return of 12% ........which sets it far apart from the pack ! (No Pun Intended)
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Hi everyone
Sorry I was busy sleeping during my spring break. hehe
Hey Jiesen thanks for inviting me to this board. The people here are just as nice as the brka room unlike the PALM room. They beat me up for asking questions and they tell me to suck their privates. I don’t know about all that. Here the people are very funny and they post GREAT posting. I like the post about selling the stocks to buy a new car, clothes, babes, and stocks. Unfortunately, I haven’t taken driver’s ed. yet. My older brother sold his three of his five shares. He has a new car and two new girls. Wow, I can’t wait.!!! Lol hehehe
Hey guys, my parents sold my PALM shares this morning when we went down to Merrill lynch. The man there told me “to understand the market well, but the important thing to remember is that phsychology matters, a lot. It probably matters more than anything”. I don’t know what he means. Also he gave me a site to www.investopedia.com.
I have questions, please give me your finest feedback and ideals. My parents open up a scot’s account for me with $2800 to do as I please. The bad news is, if I lose all of it, I don’t get anymore. This sucks I tell you. Lol
Stocks I was thinking of buying.
BBBB, I like them because we use it at my school.
GS,but I can’t buy much with what I have.
Goog, it’s too much so forget it man.
Oxy, my friend picked this one, I like oil and gas but gas might be over, spring is coming or has it already come?
JDSU, it’s within my price range.
How come stocks fall when fed raise rates?
Sorry for all the stupid question, kinda a lot for my first post huh? Ah who cares hehehe thanks guys
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Originally posted by StkyTreatHi everyone
Sorry I was busy sleeping during my spring break. hehe
Hey Jiesen thanks for inviting me to this board. The people here are just as nice as the brka room unlike the PALM room. They beat me up for asking questions and they tell me to suck their privates. I don’t know about all that. Here the people are very funny and they post GREAT posting. I like the post about selling the stocks to buy a new car, clothes, babes, and stocks. Unfortunately, I haven’t taken driver’s ed. yet. My older brother sold his three of his five shares. He has a new car and two new girls. Wow, I can’t wait.!!! Lol hehehe
Hey guys, my parents sold my PALM shares this morning when we went down to Merrill lynch. The man there told me “to understand the market well, but the important thing to remember is that phsychology matters, a lot. It probably matters more than anything”. I don’t know what he means. Also he gave me a site to www.investopedia.com.
I have questions, please give me your finest feedback and ideals. My parents open up a scot’s account for me with $2800 to do as I please. The bad news is, if I lose all of it, I don’t get anymore. This sucks I tell you. Lol
Stocks I was thinking of buying.
BBBB, I like them because we use it at my school.
GS,but I can’t buy much with what I have.
Goog, it’s too much so forget it man.
Oxy, my friend picked this one, I like oil and gas but gas might be over, spring is coming or has it already come?
JDSU, it’s within my price range.
How come stocks fall when fed raise rates?
Sorry for all the stupid question, kinda a lot for my first post huh? Ah who cares hehehe thanks guys
First of all...with over 2,000 bux you can sign up for a margin account which will give you twice the buying power...Of course, you'll run a greater risk too...so maybe you shouldn't use margin yet.
As far as the rates...there are several theories on that...But one is that the lower the rates the cheaper it is for businesses to borrow which if they use the borrowed funds wisely results in a higher bottom line...Lower rates allow easier expansion and potential growth.
As far as today...I don't think the 25 basis points had anything to do with the pullback...IMO, it was the Fed statements that lead us to believe that there will be more than one more increase in the coming months. I believe many believed that there would not be more than one more increase for a while.
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Hi Lyehopper
POTW, it's not poem of the week or picture of the week is it? lol heheheahahaha ok sorry
(step 5) invest in a stock that you have done much research on.... ask the fellas here what they think about your pick and your entry timing. Become a student of the market. Don't buy stocks on a "tip".... Again!!! do very thourough research on your own.
Ok I like that. How can I learn about timing?
As for researching, I read what I is on yahoo or google news. Do I need to go deeper?
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some good advice
Originally posted by diogenesPerhaps, you might find paper trading a better fit for yourself over the period of a few months. Then once you have a better feel and a clearly defined method for trading (which you might have right now?), go at with the dollars?
This is a good piece of advice. The only problem is your real money is stale for that time. Maybe find an alternative investment until you are ready to buy your stock.
Are you going to have a time frame for your investments? days, weeks, months, years?
In the grand scheme of things, I am learning the market as well. I'm sure you can't find anyone who isn't still learning things today, so don't think that any of your questions are stupid. We've probably all asked the same questions before, so keep them coming.
There are some great, smart, and financially successful people on this little piece of the internet. Hopefully, you'll be guided by these people to grow that $2800 into a few more shares of brka. Good LuckHide not your talents.
They for use were made.
What's a sundial in the shade?
- Benjamin Franklin
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Originally posted by StkyTreatHi Lyehopper
POTW, it's not poem of the week or picture of the week is it? lol heheheahahaha ok sorry
(step 5) invest in a stock that you have done much research on.... ask the fellas here what they think about your pick and your entry timing. Become a student of the market. Don't buy stocks on a "tip".... Again!!! do very thourough research on your own.
Ok I like that. How can I learn about timing?
As for researching, I read what I is on yahoo or google news. Do I need to go deeper?
Answer this for me.... What do you think "become a student of the market" means?BEEF!... it's whats for dinner!
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Originally posted by LyehopperI could type a big long response to your post dude but I won't just yet....
Answer this for me.... What do you think "become a student of the market" means?
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Originally posted by StkyTreatIt means keep my mouth shut, listen, learn, and know when to ask question. Be patient by not jumping the gun. Do studying on the stocks I am interested in? Getting information and thinking about it before I do somthing stupid, I dunno?THE SKIRACER'S EDGE: MAKE THE EDGE IN YOUR FAVOR
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Originally posted by StkyTreatDid I say something stupid?
question.... Do you know what a "moving average" is?
EDIT: Answer this hypothetical question too.... If your goal was to become an expert Bluegrass Banjo picker (not just a novice.... but the very best around).... How would you set out to accomplish that goal?.... compose your answer in steps.
example:
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etc....Last edited by Lyehopper; 03-31-2006, 10:54 AM.BEEF!... it's whats for dinner!
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Originally posted by peanutsStkyTreat,
This is a good piece of advice. The only problem is your real money is stale for that time. Maybe find an alternative investment until you are ready to buy your stock.
Are you going to have a time frame for your investments? days, weeks, months, years?
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