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What stock are you buying this morning??
Man its a fuckin buyers market out there I feel like a kid in a candy store:thumbsup
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Russian oil and gas!
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long term almost anything is a buy now
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I'm looking at 5 stocks that I might get in on and 8 ETFs that I'll probably setup an auto investment plan for...
Right now my portfolio is -76.08% lol |
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LOL are those cuckolds in your avatar lmao some really good deals this morning |
GE for me. Selling at 6x cash flow. Us companies are ON SALE right now. Well, all over the world.
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visa is good time
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I suggest you dump today though. I see the dow hitting between 6,566 - 7,345 before it levels back out. |
Chicken stock. Im gonna cook a nice seafood rizotto later
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Are you estimating that number based on a certain percentage decline of the DOW or do you think that this will negatively effect the market more that the dot.com bust? I'm with Colin on the GE buy and also like NYSE: MKL for long-term and NYSE: FIX for a nice potential short-term return to help recoup some of my recent losses. Keep looking for companies that are sitting on a lot of cash that are in a position to make some key acquisitions in order to continue steady growth. Just my :2 cents: I also have spent a lot of time researching railroad stocks that look pretty solid too. |
People are still buying stocks?
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I'm buying a Hellboy II stock ...
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Seriously though i would expect to see 7300 at one point before a rebound. :2 cents: |
i bought 100 shares of iron forehead they own bc headache powder:thumbsup
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keep buying stock, go against the market...best thing todo now....NOT
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still google, oh and steel
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El Paso Energy(EP):thumbsup
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I'm purely in the euro market, and in that, it's Arcelormittal (+++), Christian Dior (++), Iliad (++), Manutan (+), Prodef (+/++) and I'm moving to focus some attention in the sector of renewable energy/clean transport, but not found any key companies yet. I may grab some Apple if they ever hit $80. |
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I do like this little tidbit though on the news:
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Buy Wachovia
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BUY APPLE |
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Problem is with apple is Jobs' health. A recent rumourmonger said he had had a heart attack and the shares dropped instantly, causing and Apple release to deny it, which they wouldn't do normally. The company is 100% centered around the CEO and if he hasn't recovered from the cancer, the stocks are not going to rebound so quickly, if ever. |
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Buy Ford
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Buy Yugo
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The other stock is ESLR which I bought because the company is thriving. New deals everyday, building huge new factories every month. Making triple what they thought they would make. Yet, somehow this stock has bottomed out. I got in at $9.49 and its at $3.20 - oy vey! However - I learned a lot and it was fun to watch. I still think "they" are driving down the ESLR price along with a few others to get in as low as possible. I mean ffs the company is on top of the world. At the moment I'm looking at 8 ETFs to auto invest in on a monthly basis and about 5 regular stocks that I'm waiting on a good entry point. Some are almost there or are but I think they will go a little lower before going up. The stock market is fun. Oddly enough when stocks go up it seems like forever but when they fail, god damn, it happens over night. |
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I heard IBill is a great one to buy lol.
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Thinking about TomTom. I love those things and they are at 7.50 now. Over 70 last year.
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Like everything in life, it's hard to get someone to part with their hard earned cash to get them on board, and at the first sign of trouble everyone that you managed to get and stay on board legs it before you can see who's left. |
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you could buy anything right now and make some great return in a year or 2...
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Can definatly tell the amateurs in here.
Working DOW information to active NASDAQ trading... Pure insanity. May as well throw darts at a dart board with company names on it. |
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Areva (FR0004275832 on the french exchange) - I'm still trying to figure out the nosedive of these certs as it's a company that should be protected from the current situation. Areva is the world's biggest nuclear energy producer and recent deals with India and massive growth throughout Europe should have stabilised the certificate prices, yet it started taking a nosedive in Sept and the last 3 days showed 30% wiped off its value.
It came back today slightly, but I just don't get why it dived. It's biggest holder is the atomic energies commission and none of the major guys are in the financial sector. If anyone knows why this behemoth would take a dump, I'd appreciate the info! Cos next week, I'm going in! ---edit they even said today "Anybody that walks with a debt on their back are going to suffer. We won't suffer as we have very little debt" maybe why they bounced very slightly back today |
Well heres a heads up for some of you guys who don?t know where to turn?.
I am a master investor in fact I may be related to Mr. Buffet somewhere in my family tree But heres what I did Friday letters in quotes are stock symbols for each company First I waited until Bush began his speech about the markets? you can almost always expect a downtick when he opens his mouth 5638 shares ?gm? as gas drops and credit comes back sales will increase 3000 share ?pg? bought to make up for all the risk im taking? tide with bleach sells in china 5000 shaes ?F? same as gm Shored up an existing position with 4000 shares in ?java? this is my sleeper |
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very profitable niche with loyal subscribers:thumbsup very loyal |
buy fannie mae or freddie mac...the government can't let them go down and long term they have to go insane up
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I'm actually thinking of a buy and 5 year hold of the following:
Dow Chemical (DOW) Bank of America (BAC) Wells Fargo (WFC) General Electric (GE) Verizon (VZ) AT&T (T) Merck (MRK) . |
I'm buying Bank Of America & Citigroup, Remember what I'm saying, they will sky-rocket soon.
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ge and bac are good buys ... i dont like citi management
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