getting into stocks, investments.. etc etc - Page 2

TDSR · August 9th, 2009, 11:24 PM

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Originally Posted by reaz

It's doesn't seem too wrong or misleading. If you are risk averse those are good metrics to look at. Financial leverage can work in both directions. So if you are risk averse I think zero debt is generally good.

I987's response was to the OP's original post. If you're going to be a day trader, you probably shouldn't be too risk averse. But barring all that, if you're really risk averse maybe you shouldn't be in equities anyway and stick to fixed income. Furthermore, if you do want to be in relatively low risk stocks, then there are blue chips that come to mind that I'd much rather take than I987's list.

21cent · August 10th, 2009, 01:37 PM

www.10percentpermonth.com

You might wanna look into this. They do the trades for you. Not to mention good track record....

TDSR · August 10th, 2009, 04:37 PM

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Originally Posted by 21cent

www.10percentpermonth.com

You might wanna look into this. They do the trades for you. Not to mention good track record....

lol just lol. That's the dumbest thing I've seen. The average joe isn't going to understand that shit and the experienced investor doesn't need that site as there are self-directed investing sites that are much cheaper and more efficient.... not to mention access to brokers through existing financial institutions that are more efficient.

All this site is doing is repackaging a strategy involving margin/leveraging into options.

21cent · August 13th, 2009, 03:56 PM

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Originally Posted by TDSR

lol just lol. That's the dumbest thing I've seen. The average joe isn't going to understand that shit and the experienced investor doesn't need that site as there are self-directed investing sites that are much cheaper and more efficient.... not to mention access to brokers through existing financial institutions that are more efficient.

All this site is doing is repackaging a strategy involving margin/leveraging into options.

like what?

TDSR · August 13th, 2009, 06:49 PM

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Originally Posted by 21cent

like what?

Like what? Do you know how options work?

random guy · August 14th, 2009, 08:25 PM

ah man i only got 7k now...75% profit after 3months on average! wish i had 100k to launch into some stocks

random guy · August 14th, 2009, 08:32 PM

so guys any hot stocks to buy into?? lol...

if ur in Uk i would say ENRC... thats dropped like a motherfucckker in the past month... it will go back up to over 900p again very soon... just look at kaz and xta... those r amazing for day trading.... make 15% easy in a day if ur lucky.

For long term get prudential... they are expanding overseas and they are already very undervalued... in 1 year u will be looking at more than 100% profit! Also AXA property trust limited... buy loads and u will be laughing in christmas as property goes up.

21cent · August 15th, 2009, 03:23 AM

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Originally Posted by random guy

ah man i only got 7k now...75% profit after 3months on average! wish i had 100k to launch into some stocks

nice, what did u buy for that return?

h412v3y · August 15th, 2009, 10:22 AM

shud jump onto the ftse 350.......they dont rele drop fast,,,,then again they dont raise that quick either....but go in at a ratio of 3:1 and never use mor then 1% of ur trading account on 1 transaction and ur alrite,,,,,,allwais assessing the risks ofcourse

h412v3y · August 15th, 2009, 10:25 AM

also no tax,,,no stamp duty,,,,nice way 2 invest if u got the brains behind it

h412v3y · August 15th, 2009, 10:27 AM

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Originally Posted by krazy_desi187

i want to get into stocks and day trading and was wondering if anybody could recommend any books or websites?! .. thanks in advance.

do this,,,,,wach bloomberg daily ,,,,and pretend ur goin 2 invest,,pretend ur gna buy,,,and pretend ur gna sale,,,then from there u can calculate blah blah blah u get me

also...get the program called "sharecracker" cos put it this way,,,spendin 1 minit on each company will take hours,,but with dat it evaluates the data an balh blah blah blah u get me

ALSOOOOOOOOOOOO
ahhh thers somuch to learn

h412v3y · August 15th, 2009, 10:28 AM

i gather u know wat time trading closes and opens everyday yh

h412v3y · August 15th, 2009, 10:35 AM

ALSO,,,, DONT LISN TO ANYONE,,,do what u think is right

ok

trust me on that

Crucio · October 11th, 2009, 06:41 PM

Watch Jim Cramer on CNBC. His show is called Mad Money. He introduced me to the stock market a few years ago. His advice is good but i wouldn't buy into the stocks he recommends until you do your own research. The key to this whole thing is buying when the market is pulled back and then selling into strength. Usually when Cramer recommends a stock it would sky rocket the next day. This is not the time to buy. Wait until it skimmers back down and then keep a eye for a pull back. At that point you'll want to pull the trigger and let it marinate for a good return.

TDSR · October 11th, 2009, 08:25 PM

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Originally Posted by Crucio

Watch Jim Cramer on CNBC. His show is called Mad Money. He introduced me to the stock market a few years ago. His advice is good but i wouldn't buy into the stocks he recommends until you do your own research. The key to this whole thing is buying when the market is pulled back and then selling into strength. Usually when Cramer recommends a stock it would sky rocket the next day. This is not the time to buy. Wait until it skimmers back down and then keep a eye for a pull back. At that point you'll want to pull the trigger and let it marinate for a good return.

Cramer's a hack.

If you take your financial advice from a tv celeb who knows nothing about your financial circumstance, your investment objectives, your investment knowledge or your risk preferences; you pretty much set yourself up for a downfall.

And Cramer's been wrong many times... often embarrassingly so.

**Bajrang Bali** · October 15th, 2009, 01:06 AM

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Originally Posted by krazy_desi187

i want to get into stocks and day trading and was wondering if anybody could recommend any books or websites?! .. thanks in advance.

why day-trading, u want to become a fat bald uncle at the age of 30?

Dereshi · November 6th, 2009, 02:30 AM

It's really hard to go on trading stocks since the world is on recession and there's financial crisis.
If you are ready to lose money, then go. But if your not, better invest your hard earned money on other things or businesses.

TDSR · November 7th, 2009, 12:41 AM

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Originally Posted by Dereshi

It's really hard to go on trading stocks since the world is on recession and there's financial crisis.
If you are ready to lose money, then go. But if your not, better invest your hard earned money on other things or businesses.

^This is the dumbest thing I've ever heard. When stock prices are undervalued is the prime time to get into the markets.

shalashaska01 · November 7th, 2009, 04:42 PM

Wasn't Cramer the guy that was exposed for trying to convince people to buy Lehman brothers stock just before it collapsed? I wouldnt take advice from him. :S

zarahomme · November 8th, 2009, 02:56 AM

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Originally Posted by shalashaska01

Wasn't Cramer the guy that was exposed for trying to convince people to buy Lehman brothers stock just before it collapsed? I wouldnt take advice from him. :S

rofl

reminds me of when Gordon Gekko says "Sheep get slaughtered"

August 10th, 2009, 01:37 PM	#27
21cent Should I Consider Retiring??? Join Date: Mar 18 2006 Location: Wisconsin Posts: 11,401 Reputation: 15389033 --> Rep Power: 1538962 Casino cash: $64431	www.10percentpermonth.com You might wanna look into this. They do the trades for you. Not to mention good track record.... __________________ Perfect ( ) ( )

August 14th, 2009, 08:25 PM	#31
random guy Should I Consider Retiring??? Tournaments Won: 101 Join Date: Apr 26 2007 Posts: 6,293 Reputation: 446420227 --> Rep Power: 44642057 Casino cash: $336	ah man i only got 7k now...75% profit after 3months on average! wish i had 100k to launch into some stocks __________________

August 14th, 2009, 08:32 PM	#32
random guy Should I Consider Retiring??? Tournaments Won: 101 Join Date: Apr 26 2007 Posts: 6,293 Reputation: 446420227 --> Rep Power: 44642057 Casino cash: $336	so guys any hot stocks to buy into?? lol... if ur in Uk i would say ENRC... thats dropped like a motherfucckker in the past month... it will go back up to over 900p again very soon... just look at kaz and xta... those r amazing for day trading.... make 15% easy in a day if ur lucky. For long term get prudential... they are expanding overseas and they are already very undervalued... in 1 year u will be looking at more than 100% profit! Also AXA property trust limited... buy loads and u will be laughing in christmas as property goes up. __________________

October 11th, 2009, 06:41 PM	#39
Crucio Still a Newb Join Date: Sep 9 2004 Location: New York Posts: 146 Reputation: 0 --> Rep Power: 19 Casino cash: $1126	Watch Jim Cramer on CNBC. His show is called Mad Money. He introduced me to the stock market a few years ago. His advice is good but i wouldn't buy into the stocks he recommends until you do your own research. The key to this whole thing is buying when the market is pulled back and then selling into strength. Usually when Cramer recommends a stock it would sky rocket the next day. This is not the time to buy. Wait until it skimmers back down and then keep a eye for a pull back. At that point you'll want to pull the trigger and let it marinate for a good return. Last edited by Crucio : October 11th, 2009 at 06:49 PM.

November 6th, 2009, 02:30 AM	#42
Dereshi Newbie Join Date: Nov 4 2009 Posts: 10 Reputation: 10 --> Rep Power: 0 Casino cash: $1155	It's really hard to go on trading stocks since the world is on recession and there's financial crisis. If you are ready to lose money, then go. But if your not, better invest your hard earned money on other things or businesses. __________________ Free Movies Generate electricity

August 15th, 2009, 10:22 AM	#34
h412v3y very special Join Date: Aug 11 2009 Posts: 107 Reputation: -60537864 --> Rep Power: 0 Casino cash: $1957	shud jump onto the ftse 350.......they dont rele drop fast,,,,then again they dont raise that quick either....but go in at a ratio of 3:1 and never use mor then 1% of ur trading account on 1 transaction and ur alrite,,,,,,allwais assessing the risks ofcourse

August 15th, 2009, 10:25 AM	#35
h412v3y very special Join Date: Aug 11 2009 Posts: 107 Reputation: -60537864 --> Rep Power: 0 Casino cash: $1957	also no tax,,,no stamp duty,,,,nice way 2 invest if u got the brains behind it

August 15th, 2009, 10:28 AM	#37
h412v3y very special Join Date: Aug 11 2009 Posts: 107 Reputation: -60537864 --> Rep Power: 0 Casino cash: $1957	i gather u know wat time trading closes and opens everyday yh

August 15th, 2009, 10:35 AM	#38
h412v3y very special Join Date: Aug 11 2009 Posts: 107 Reputation: -60537864 --> Rep Power: 0 Casino cash: $1957	ALSO,,,, DONT LISN TO ANYONE,,,do what u think is right ok trust me on that

November 7th, 2009, 04:42 PM	#44
shalashaska01 Newbie Join Date: Oct 25 2009 Location: under your bed. Posts: 45 Reputation: 10 --> Rep Power: 0 Casino cash: $2925	Wasn't Cramer the guy that was exposed for trying to convince people to buy Lehman brothers stock just before it collapsed? I wouldnt take advice from him. :S __________________

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