 What's the best stock for 2007? |
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 Stock Market question PLEASE HELP? |
I believe that exxon mobile and proctor & gamble are excellent stocks to invest in.
Please prove me correct.
According to the stock market what makes them better than say C... |
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 I have $5000 dollars to invest with, what would get me the best return at medium to low risk? |
| I'm thinking foreign currency would be the best thing to invest in, but I don't think I have enough for the minimum. Oh, and please no "Invest in this website, and make $50000000 in ... |
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 Trick question or not? Coupon Bond? |
Problem said Ive just found a 10 percent Coupon Bond that sells for par value. They ask for maturity on this bond.
Well I suppose that means PV= 1000, FV = 1000 (default for this book) YTM ... |
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 What makes stocks go up and down? |
| I always hear supply and demand, but what does that really mean?... |
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 Where should I invest 50k safely in something low-risk? |
| I'm 28, I had my life savings in a regular savings account until a few years ago (I didn't know any better), then in mid 05 my parents convinced me to go with their financial advisor and ... |
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 Will sensex regain its heights? |
| give analysis based on indian perspective..........cos sensex has a fall in this week.... |
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 I am a banker. and want to start a business.? |
| But problem is that I am unable to choose business and when it should start. I am ready to invest Rs. 200000/=... |
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 Do anyone believe those work at home sites? |
| Do anyone believe that you can make money at home with data entry, or stuffing envelopes, if any one has inquired about these sites and profited from it, let me know it seems as if they always want ... |
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 How do i turn $500 into $5000? |
| OK. I need investment advice here. I am graduating from university in about 2 months and need to make money. One of my friends took £500 amd turned it into £6k but wont say how he did. Any advice? H... |
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 On which Website can i get Tips for Trading in Stock? |
| I am a new player in the stock market. On which website can i get Tips for Trading online (Free). I want to invest in Shares, as per the market trends which shares would be profitable?... |
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 I'm thinking of saving/investing around £50-£100 per month. What would you do with it to get most interest? |
I don't need access to the money at short notice.
I was thinking either a sharesave with my employer (Carphone Warehouse) or a Halifax ISA ( i already do all my banking with halifax).
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lee irish | If the market continues to drop, can equity losses ever be recouped? |
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muncie birder
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It depends. It depends on the equities you have in your portfolio and it depends on how severe and prolonged the drop is. Those who invested in equities during the spring of 1929 may not have lived long enough to recoup their losses. Many investors who invested in growth stocks during 2000 have not recovered yet, eight years later, especially those who invested in Global Crossing and World Com and Intel and Cisco among others. |
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donfletcheryh
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If you can predict with assurance that the market will continue to drop, then short selling will recoup losses in that declining market.
If you predict incorrectly, however, you get burned. |
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A nobody
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The markets always go up and down, and every time the market has gone down, it has gone back up again.
The equity lost in a down market, comes back when the market turns unless investments were made in bad companies that went down, not because the market was bad but rather they were bad.
Owning sound companies with good fundamentals always survive market fluctuations, quality always survives |
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Rabbit
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That is one of the things that Benjamin Graham discussed in his book Intelligent Investing. After the 1929 stock market crash, stocks did recover, but it took over a decade to do it.
This is one of the places where investing (specific term) comes in. When your buys are spread out over time, then you average down your cost basis. With the ratcheted down average market cost, just a little rise brings it closer to profitability. I did this after the dot.com bust and for a couple of years I felt like a genius with the gains that resulted. I figured some trends elsewhere and did less well, erasing all that ground gained and then some. I recall buying Corning once after some good news. It turned out to almost the high of the year. It went down, down, and down. The news was scarse, so I thought that something bad was about to be announced. So I sold it, at almost the low of the year. Next year it went up and above where I got it to a very comfortable margin. If I had stuck to my plan and the rationale behind the purchase, well, it wouldn't have been one of my more embarrassing ventures. If you are looking for the market to 'recoupe' after a fall, you've got to possess patience that is measured in years, sometimes several of them. |
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bud68
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Yes. |
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Tom P
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Beginner traders often fantasize or wonder about how some people are able to achieve tremendous profits by trading stocks just a few hours on a daily or weekly basis.
So going beyond the hype & the bells and whistles that a lot of the called "trading gurus" like to invoke, the real "secrets" of the stock market game are enclosed within the trading set ups and market signals you rely on to decide how to CHOOSE stocks, as well as WHEN to BUY & when to SELL them, or even when to SHORT SELL those that are poised for a profitable fall. So the clearer your set ups are, the faster you can spot a potentially profitable trading scenario and ACT ON IT reducing your risk.
Complicated technical systems and information overload can make you slow and confuse you right from the start, making you loose money instead of making your profits grow.
In essence, You can be sure that the trading method you employ to approach the stock market and pick stocks can make a big difference in your results as a trader. In order to succeed you will need to FOCUS on a set of simple trading strategies that you can implement without hesitation.
Fortunately some sites on the web do offer more effective and updated day trading methodologies. One of those sites that can show you how to take advantage of certain stocks on positive and negative momentum as well is http://www.MomentumStockPick.com
They focus on momentum stock trading strategies, that are practical and easier to apply than many other technical systems out there.
Stock trading doesn't have to be complicated as many people perceive. But you do need to follow a well organized set of rules and tactics, that once you master them, you can aspire to replicate profitable trades with consistency. |
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Formerly known as Frank Castle
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Yes. |
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ebay seller
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It depends on a lot of factors. There are shares of companies which are doing excellently well. There are also companies which were over priced which people may have bought at higher prices. It really requires an awesome effort to guess stock market. Had you invested and built a portfolio based on correct knowledge you can sit back and wait for good times which closer. |
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