Is there a website that tells you companies gains and losses to help me to see if any are good to invest in?
Answers: Yes - many will tell you "gains and losses." Only you can decide what is good to invest in.
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Do you own any stocks?
Answers: Yeah, but you don't want to follow my advice.
I've gotten hammered this last 2 years, so I guess I need to do my homework more, eh?
I'm convinced that I must be actually causing the stocks to drop by me buying them, that's how bad I've been!
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Yes, I own Gold and Silver. Right now I strongly recommend silver.
Back in 1980, gold sold for $850 and silver sold for $50. Then, one ounce of gold would buy 17 ounces of silver. Today with gold near $900, one ounce of gold will buy a whopping 55 ounces of silver. It seems to me that silver, in terms of gold, is "too cheap."
The bull run for Gold and Silver has been strong since 2002 making about 40+% annually. They should both continue to be a great investment in this type of inflationary environment brought on by the weak US dollar, growing deficit, major growth overseas, etc. We have yet to see the major parabolic phase that puts a final cap on this bull run.
You can buy and sell silver at your local coin shop. I recommend buying 1oz or 10oz bars. If you have a trading account, you can easily buy and sell silver with ticker symbol "SLV". The great thing about SLV is you don't need to store it physically and you can trade it immediately.
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Which stocks should I invest?
Any recommendations?Answers: if your looking for a expeditious buck.. look into CFC if it drops below 5 - sell at 7.. NBS below 1.45 buy.. GIGM below 21 buy.. iv be turning these three around for months.. better have a fully clad amount to invest so your commissions dont wipe you out.. if your looking for long term buys.. APPL below 125 GOOG below 515..
Invest within Silver. Back in 1980, gold ingots sold for $850 and silver sold for $50. Then, one ounce of gold would buy 17 ounces of silver. Today next to gold essential $900, one ounce of gold will buy a whopping 55 ounces of silver. It seem to me that silver, in expressions of gold, is "too cheap."
The bull run for Gold and Silver have been strong since 2002 making roughly speaking 40+% annually. They should both continue to be a great investment within this type of inflationary environment brought on by the weak US dollar, growing deficit, most important growth overseas, etc. We have but to see the major parabolic phase that puts a final trilby on this bull run.
You can buy and sell silver at your local coin shop. I recommend buying 1oz or 10oz bar. If you have a trading side, you can easily buy and trade silver with ticker symbol "SLV". The great piece about SLV is you don't necessitate to store it physically and you can trade it immediately.
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