Stock investment tips.

So certain events have occurred and I've decided to be a millionaire instead of a nurse, mainly to avoid any misunderstandings, since any misunderstandings would be big misunderstandings.

Anyway, I have my flaws, people misunderstand me, which I believe I have mentioned, perhaps I also am impatient and prefer to go my own way when learning things and end up out of the loop, not using the right terms and lingo, however on the plus side I have often been called a good judge of people/character and I believe I am quite competent and intelligent when I am committed.

What would be the absolute raw basics of investment then? I believe that I have the potential to become exceptional if I apply my finely honed reasoning skills to this task. I shall have my million in no time.

>>119
Where did you get the information on NOG's potential buy out? There are many oil giants that could easily swallow a business like NOG so there was always that potential I suppose.

I would like to invest my penis tip into your anus stock.

How do I go about this?

>>122
As it happens, there is apparently some kind of "cure" for AIDS.

http://www.newscientist.com/article/dn23276-more-hiv-cured-first-a-baby-now-14-adults.html?cmpid=RSS|NSNS|2012-GLOBAL|online-news

I have to go now, perhaps in the meantime you could do the research, find out which companies have the appropriate patents, how long until the drugs go out on the market and so forth, then report back here and we can share our finds.

>>121 do a background search on their new addition to the board of directors and find his buddy who is in charge of allocating buyouts for a certain major us oil company, then find out where they were on march 13-14th

Haent had time to read all the posts too busy right now but

Studying one sector of the economy that is growing then a year later when growth slows in that sector moving on and starting on a new sector seems to be a good idea.

SEC filings
conference calls
dilution
intangibles and goodwill
growth and earnings
institution interest
capitalization
industry growth
margins, and revenues
administrative cost growth
peg and p/e
revenue to market capitalization

 i liked this.. that will bring you riches

>>124
>>125
Well Brandon Elliott used to work for Consol, I also found some personal information, his facebook, his middle name is "Riggan" and he made a campaign contribution of $1000 to Romney.

I noticed the comment on finance.yahoo.com about a meeting in Boston

http://www.theflyonthewall.com/permalinks/entry.php/NOGid1721567/NOG-Northern-Oil-and-Gas-provides-Q-production-and-operations-update?symbol=NOG

which I am skeptical of.

http://reason.com/archives/2013/03/13/frack-to-the-future

Yoko Ono and Lady Gaga dislike fracking but is it really such a big deal? I don't think it is.

http://investor.ea.com/releasedetail.cfm?ReleaseID=749234

Electronic Arts CEO Riccitiello has resigned.

http://finance.yahoo.com/echarts?s=EA+Interactive#symbol=ea;range=1y;compare=;indicator=volume;charttype=area;crosshair=on;ohlcvalues=0;logscale=off;source=undefined;

At a glance I would say EA is overvalued.

share price has almost doubled since August 2012.

no dividends

book value is a little over a third of market cap

Market cap + debt = 6.15b
Net Income Avl to Common = 175m
income/invested-capital ≈ 2.8%

Worth observing.

>>127
easy to for you to say

Fighting spam, one bump at a time!

http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/2bd7eb02-9207-11e2-851f-00144feabdc0.html#axzz2OANiPyj3

http://www.ft.com/indepth/euro-in-crisis

Idpurpose's suggestion to short the euro seems to be a good idea.

Still studying industrials and consumer goods, have been looking at a number of businesses in an ad-hoc manner and I am confident about my ability to acquire necessary standards of proof and make a few predictions. I ought to step up my game a little and keep track of things properly and find more sources of information.

>>129
From what I have seen fracking only affects a small area in the short term. It is the equivalent of mining, if someone were undermining house that would be a problem, if they mine out in the boondocks it doesn't matter. If I am wrong please show me facts to the contrary.

>>132
Obviously you aren't the one living there.

Trade Smart University : http://www.tradesmartu.com

>>133
I'm not sure what you're talking about specifically, you should provide some facts. Obviously if a well is built where people live then it is a problem, if the well is out in the boondocks where no one lives then it is not a problem.
>>134
' >power trader pro

http://www.complaintsboard.com/complaints/tradesmart-technologies-c60257.html

I do not believe this is a reliable source.

http://www.tradesmartu.com/news/category/market-update/

At face value it is mostly useless, it does however provide insights into what some investors might be thinking.

>>135
That's a shit attitude, calling someone's home "boondocks".  Just say you don't give a shit, and move on.

>>136
' >if the well is out in the boondocks where no one lives
I directly stated what I meant by boondocks was where no one lives.

http://www.nytimes.com/2013/03/22/technology/testing-a-new-class-of-speedy-computer.html?pagewanted=all&_r=1&;

' >Lockheed Martin bought a version of D-Wave’s quantum computer

Their new jets are not even ready!

>>137
What about the wildlife?

>>137
lol, no one who lives where no one lives can complain, no one ever said that because that makes no sense

>>139
Yet the government keeps paying for them! They also have a variety of other products of course.
>>140
The EPA regulates what chemicals can be used and groundwater is separated from the well
>>141
Anyone can complain because this is a democracy. How does this conversation aid me in obtaining muh million? You seem to want to make me out to be some kind of evil capitalist or soemthing.

>>142
No, just pointing out a poor attitude and easy dismissiveness of people who have had problems.

>>143
You just like pointing at people.

>>144
I'll point at you all I want, loser.

I suck GIANT horse cock ! ! ! ! !

Fuck with companies the US government has personally on the individual invested in. even there own businesses.

Trading 101 : http://www.vipfxoffers.com/VipFX_TradingManual.com.pdf

At the moment the main innovators in graphene seem to be universities and big businesses with large R&D departments.

here is lockheed martin again
http://www.businessinsider.com/lockheed-martin-desalination-graphene-filters-2013-3

solar power
supercapacitor
superconductors
graphene integrated circuits with nanoribbon transistors
semi-permeable membranes, for instance to separate ethanol or salt from water
various uses for it's high thermal conductivity and high tensile strength

New innovations are appearing all the time, graphene aerogel is strong enough to support gas at low density, possibly a vacuum in the future.
http://www.gizmag.com/graphene-aerogel-worlds-lightest/26784/

Researchers are refining this technology and at some point new products will become economical and start to crawl out of the primordial ooze, unless graphene turns out to be as dangerous as asbestos or something.

>>146
I oppose animal abuse, I believe you are lying but if you are not I suggest you discontinue your actions and consult a psychologist.

Though it is worth mentioning that many agricultural workers extract semen on a daily basis for legitimate reasons. Semen from prize animals can sell for $1000s, semen is also a popular novelty beverage among women.

http://www.stuff.co.nz/dominion-post/capital-life/5176745/Women-flock-to-take-horse-semen-shots

>>147
I think you made a typo, a common and unimportant mistake that I occasionally make on a casual forum such as this.

Were you suggesting that I look for companies that have received contracts from the government and when researching the company I should look into personal relationships between board members and government officials?

>>148
You put the name of the company as your name so you must be the person who posted this earlier.
>>134
They have a dedicated site promoting this guide yet do not seem to be selling anything, only interested in my e-mail. The guide does not name an author and seems to have lots of empty platitudes like "don't be irrational", basic information and stories about traders which could quite possibly be complete works of fiction.

I won't be reading this, I will just skim through the contents to search for any concepts I may have missed then search for more reliable sources of information. Otherwise my conclusion is the same.

At face value it is mostly useless, it does however provide insights into what some investors might be thinking.

>>147

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What about this?

Last day to get into CNAM before earnings report on Friday... you don't want to miss it, going to be huge..

yolo swag$$..

should see the gap up to .50 and higher after earnings on mon-wed, instant +25% profit

awww yeah.. GREAT EARNINGS for CNAM

gonna make a SHITLOAD of money.. buy all you can under .60, that is still a great price

Sales                   $38.0 million     up 298%

Gross Profit           $4.4 million    up 732%
 
Income from Operations  $1.75 million   up 362%

Net Income              $0.6 million    up 141%

>>154
>>156
Annual reports could easily contain statistics for the most recent quarter shouldn't they? I feel as though I am missing something here.

Net income for 9 months ended September 30, 2012
-3230941

Net income for 3 months ended September 30, 2012
134655

Net loss in 2012
2609336

-2609336 - -3230941 = 621605

Comprehensive loss for 9 months ended September 30, 2012
3053268

comprehensive loss in 2012
$2345007

3053268 - 2345007 = 708261


Seems legit.

Annualized that comes to around 2.4 million profit, which means market cap would have to be $50 million to gain moderate 5% growth rates, 50% higher than the current market cap of 33m. 0.6 is 50% higher than 0.4 but I am unsure of investor behavior, 0.5 is a low risk estimate. Probably worth mentioning I am drunk at the moment.

I plan to start an account on reddit as my social media platform to formalize this source a bit more. 4chan has provided some unique information that I could not have found elsewhere, unfortunately 4chan does not have a good reputation among the stiffs, suits and squares I may need to develop a relationship with to gather information. I'll deal with that later because I'm drunk and it is getting late.

' >yolo swag$$..
we're getting paid bru, getting that paper, we'll have stacks broh

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sa9Lc0V_-YM

etc

http://finance.yahoo.com/echarts?s=CNAM+Interactive#symbol=cnam;range=5d;compare=;indicator=volume;charttype=area;crosshair=on;ohlcvalues=0;logscale=off;source=undefined;

I predict all the paranoid traders were synchronized and sold when it went above 0.4 and stopped rising for 20 minutes, now they will act erratically with a general upward pressure back to 0.4, a potential to reach 0.5 in the short term term and some potential to attract the interest of other investors due to its rise and surge.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o64Fz-KW1Dk

Well it did return to 0.4 but continued to behave erratically for the rest of the day.