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Stock-Age: Stocks, Options and Dividends oh my!
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mastershake
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MesserWolf said:
I agree about sitting on too much cash, but what is there out there that makes sense for Apple to buy?
Haven't contributed to this thread in a while.
Here's a great article on how Apple's manages its supply chain:
http://www.businessweek.com/magazine/apples-supplychain-secret-hoard-lasers-11032011.html
Here's a great article on how Apple's manages its supply chain:
http://www.businessweek.com/magazine/apples-supplychain-secret-hoard-lasers-11032011.html
Ether_Snake
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Anno said:
In fact I think most people on the casual game market aren't even aware of the brands, so there simply no brand attachment outside of individual titles. That means more competition can easily dilute a company's success.
And I never ever invest in a website company like Linked, because I have never in my life visited a website again after stopping visiting it for a while. It's always an upward trend (I visit the site a lot), followed by an irreversible downward trend (I visit it less and less until I finally never visit it at all).
I can't think of one website that I started visiting regularly again after no longer doing so at all. I'm thinking that's how it is for most people. So company that is a website is one I'll never have confidence to invest in.
Hatredcopter said:
Same response as on the previous page.
There is no way to know how the stock will perform. It's gambling. Up to you.
AngryChinchilla
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My AAPL stocks have been depressing the last 3 days 
Hatredcopter said:
I imagine that, like most tech IPOs recently, you won't make much money unless you somehow get in on the allocation. Buying in the open market has been a pretty bad idea if your holding period is anything longer than a few hours. That said, Facebook actually is a sustainable, wide-moat company that should continue to do well.
Hey guys, I'm playing a stock market sim and my price was off by a full $1 (that doesn't seem so significant, but I lost 2K). However, google finance, stockmarketwatch, and virtually every other thing is showing that the price was actually a dollar less than what they charged. The last time the price was the amount they said it was was 3 days ago.
I'm not sure if theres an automated system in place at this game or if they're literally using people to price the stocks, because when I pricecheck the site it only shows a graph that could be misinterpreted. Anyone know what possibly could be the reason? The stock was an ETF.
I'm not sure if theres an automated system in place at this game or if they're literally using people to price the stocks, because when I pricecheck the site it only shows a graph that could be misinterpreted. Anyone know what possibly could be the reason? The stock was an ETF.
Nice, Goldman Sachs marked PANL as a buy with a target of $68.
http://www.streetinsider.com/Hot+Ne...+Universal+Display+(PANL)+at+Buy/6962362.html
It's up 6.41% in the pre-market.
http://www.streetinsider.com/Hot+Ne...+Universal+Display+(PANL)+at+Buy/6962362.html
It's up 6.41% in the pre-market.
Zyzyxxz said:
My 3 main positions are Ford, Chesapeake Energy, and Bank of America right now. I am pretty confident that they will bounce back. CHK and BAC are down from where I bought them. I bought Ford at 10.20 and again at 9.10 and sold 1/3 of my shares at 11.95. Now it is probably going to fall under 10 again.
Fuck I don't know what to do, I have 3 penny/low-cap stocks that I'm holding on decent sized positions but I don't want to lose em know.
Dammit this sucks but at the same time I think I'm going to be in the position to have some good buying opportunities.
I know it's tough...I feel like if the market tanks I will be buying stocks on sale, but what if they sink even further? LOL
It's like doubling down on a bet when you already lost...but there is a huge potential to make some money here.
Pretty much got torn a new one today as I was positioned for a rally. This tape is hard as hell to trade. The market seems ruled by news right now, with wild 2-3% swings being pretty normal. Volatility looks like it will be the watchword for a while longer before we get into a clear trend.
It's like the stock market is one big stock going up and down on massive swings. I've heard many people that have been investing for decades saying this is the most challenging environment of their investing career.
Also, I'm still butthurt from today and last week.
No, not yet at least.
RumblingRosco
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AMRS, GEVO, KIOR, and SZYM are all on my radar as the market crumbles (hopefully) in the short term. I'm biased since I study/conduct research in the biofuel sector, but I have a feeling companies such as these will follow the trend of solars; one, maybe two will excel, the rest will fail. Some in-betweens will be bought out. I'm using all my knowledge of biofuels to comb through each of these thoroughly and try to determine the best one to go with, if any.
I love when the markets crash. It's like Black Friday discount day on stocks!
I love when the markets crash. It's like Black Friday discount day on stocks!
I'll buy some more BAC at my next paycheck. Bought back in too early at 7.20 after selling when that Warren Buffett announcement made it spike over 8.
Yeah I've been watching it since I sold out at the Buffet spike seeing where the bottom is.
If yesterday's bad news wasn't enough to break it under the 5.20 range then I think I'm in at the bottom for now.
schroddycat
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Maybe I'm missing something, what announcements will there be for Europe in the coming weeks?
It's make much more sense to short BAC when it's $6+. I might go in once it's around $5.
Today's damage isn't so bad to me, I'm down 18% from 15% yesterday.
Hopefully this will be the extent and I'm hoping BAC doesn't break under $5 or it could send a selloff.
Yeah, mine is pretty volatile. Dunno...I'll hang onto this for a few years.
Will be buy less volatile shit soon. Waiting for the market to keep sending these prices cheaper.
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Markets just keep dropping everyday.
RumblingRosco
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The day before I get paid and can pick up more shares of my stocks that were beat up they all go up at least 6% Still, nice to see that big green number.
Tomorrow headline: Stocks retreat as investors worry about Eurozone
haha
LOL, seriously I expect that to happen but at least my portfolio has almost broken even.
I got in when it first hit 77 and sold out at the pop to 92 but I'm glad I didn't have the balls to go long on that. Too much uncertainty, on my watch list but little else. I expect it to drop even lower if any big portfolios are still holding on to sell at a loss and claim it on taxes.