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Investing in stocks

Name: Anonymous 2006-02-09 19:11

This probably isnt a place to post this, but what are some good things to be investing in right now? Im just starting to think i should be investing, in something like fusion, undeveloped tech, really i have no idea....

Name: Anonymous 2006-02-09 19:29

Ammunition and canned food.

Name: Anonymous 2006-02-09 20:06

Raghead poison

Name: Anonymous 2006-02-09 20:34

>>1
You sound extremely naive, you can pretty much invest in any stable company and have yourself a little nest egg for retirement.

If you want to make serious money it will take a lot of time and energy to make sure you make the right investments. There are many people like you who see other people making money and hea stories of people settting up succesful businesses and getting lucky, like for instance a privately ran fire service by an ex-fireman who sold his expertise who's company value increased 50 fold or something during the Iraq war as he was the only expert not tied down to a nationalised fire service. As a result if you come up with any good ideas or spot something or just read about it in a newspaper the chances are you are going to face stiff competition. I suggest learning how to invest in stable companies with a small amount of money to familiarise yourself with the process and so that you don't risk buying from a market which is about to be saturated, then spend a lot of time doing research into a field that you are superior to others in. For instance if you are a mechanic you might want to look at new vehicles that will make their way onto the market place in the future and you will have knowledge that other investors lack.

Making a living out of investment is very hard, all stock brokers are university graduates or people who have spent years in business, this doesn't mean it won't pay off. The reason 1929 happenned is because people didn't do their research, everyone expected companies to grow, if they had noticed that the market was being saturated they would have just kept their money in the bank until they found a company that was sure to grow and was not bubbling over.

Long story short, don't invest in oil companies, their profits has been all over the news. Loads of dumbasses are buying in. Don't invest in Japan, their markets are fucked. Buy a few shares in your local succesful supermarket chain and if you have some experise in a field and know there is growth in some obscure part of the economy, slip a few shares in there too. Once you've done your research you can safely donate a portion of your earnings at the end of the year to various companies and create a little portfolio. Don't expect to be any better off in 2 or 3 years after your investment and watch the companies carefully aswell as share prices. Once again if you have any expertise you can determine when to sell aswell as what to buy. Once you have gained a stock brokers trust and know a little more about the trade you can start shortselling and focussing your invetments so you can gain dividends and making savings.

Name: Anonymous 2006-02-09 21:18

ive heard something investing in platinum mines, because palladinium; a byproduct of refining or something, can be used for fusion...

Name: Anonymous 2006-02-20 17:18

This is all you need to know:

JIM CRAMER: MAD MONEY. CNBC 6pm Eastren!

Name: Anonymous 2006-02-20 17:24

pork bellies are a sure thing.

Name: Anonymous 2006-02-21 16:50 (sage)

Um...Cramer says to either do your homework on said stocks or park your money in a managed fund. I disagree on Japan; they have solid fundamentals, although you may have to keep an eye on the yen and of course whether or not the central bank will increase rates (bad for stocks).  But do research into the area you think will have alot of growth and decide from there. 

Name: Anonymous 2013-04-26 5:45

>>1
Since it is 2006 I suggest real estate. It can only go up!

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Real-Estate-Boom-Will-Bust/dp/0385514352

Ignore the whacky libertarians and people who use maths, they are crazy whacky.

Name: Anonymous 2013-04-27 1:00

>>9
Staying in 2006, aren't there also some rather promising banks in Iceland, too?

Name: Anonymous 2013-04-28 11:21

>>10
Yes, we can always be sure that Iceland's government will renege on its debts. Iceland is suffering as a 99.9% white country with little diversity and it is small and powerless so cannot contend with the big global banks.

Name: Anonymous 2013-04-28 11:22

Did I say "will"? I meant "won't".

Name: Anonymous 2013-05-03 0:31

Stocks are overvalued man.  Commodities right now are where it's at.  Crash is coming, sell commodities and buy stock then.

Name: Anonymous 2013-05-03 8:08

>>13
I am careful to ensure I am not investing in overvalued stock. Unless I am using an early pull out strategy in a speculative bubble.

Name: Anonymous 2013-05-03 16:52

>>14
ur mum shud hv used an early pull out stategy

Name: Anonymous 2013-05-05 10:33

>>15
Don't talk about my mom like that.

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Name: Anonymous 2013-05-09 22:52

>>17
>>18
obvious scams are obvious

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