Looking for some brass filling stock symbols! Have any to share?
I like investing near companies that consistently bring in free dosh flows every year. Do not tell me almost penny stocks that have potential or other companies that enjoy great earnings but minimal free brass flows.I have looked at AAPL, AEO, JNJ, and PFE.
I am looking more for some unknown gems. Thumbs up if it is a obedient pick, thumbs down for being a clown.
Answers: Metals companies other bring in a decent cash flow. the biggest one McMoren - something is a great company. They only bought Phelps Dodge and now cut their debt within half and hold a chance to net huge profits. You can always run with exxon.
Hey what do you reckon about GLD? I bought it purely a few weeks ago if even that at $84.13 a share now today its at $91.66 per share.
I am surrounded by real estate and I don't see the genuine estate market on the way at all any time soon within fact I see it getting worse than it is, very soon today we hear new home sale are down even more. I estimate about 2 years to fully be out of the crisis but gld is going up.
You and me both. I necessitate money for investment too.
I have the best custodial that would similar to to work for me but I need a minumum of $100,000.
He is competent of bringing ton of return on the investment! He show the proof to me.
Stock Portfolio Help!!?
On Friday, I bought microsoft and ended up selling that same sunshine. My cash match is 1200 but ever since i sold microsoft my buying power has with the sole purpose been 55 dollars. I dont get this. Please help.Answers: Zecco details holder?
Well, most brokerages have a settling time of year. I have a Zecco explanation and when you sell a stock I give attention to it takes 3 days to settle since it is available again to buy more. Just give it a few more days and it will step back to regular.
WOW!! Rick A is clueless! If CFC is at $5.90 and Bank of America does not buy them out, your shares are going to TANK! Those shares will go from $6 to .06 pretty like lightning.
Because if you have seriously of money tied up in your stocks the stock company let you have a better buying power as your microsoft stocks were Collateral.
Now that you sold it, in that is lower collateral so your buying power is less.
I would look right very soon at gld which is the symbol for gold.
I bought it at 84.13 a share not even 2 weeks ago and its very soon up to $91.65 a share as I type this too you.
Those little inexpensive stocks are inexpensive for a reason. Once a dog other a dog I always right to be heard.
There is however a very inexpensive stock around $5.97 a share that I am buying abundantly of its countrywide.
symbol is CFC Now that bank of America is buying them cfc is a thoroughly safe bet and should be an excellent return on our money and a rock bottom priced stock.
Before the housing crash that dang stock be at $45.00 a share! Once the housing market cleans up its perform back up we move about.
Rick A is out of his mind. CFC is going to go out of business and not even another bank will pursue purchase to save it. Stay away from Countrywide!
Ron, ChFC
Investment Advisor
Is it protected to use a trailing stop (see details)?
Cramer says that sometimes the souk maker might depress the price temporarily so he can pick up some shares on the cheap. But my positions are so small ($2-5K) that it's thorny to believe it would be worth the bother.Answers: It is 'Safe' to use them, but you get exactly what you put surrounded by.
If you say vend if shares drop to $60, that's exactly what they'll do.
No they will not drop a price temporarily just to market out your $2000 position, but you maybe not be the lone person taking that position, and if you put in 50 of you up, it might be worth it.
But bear surrounded by mind the mechanisms involved... if a stock is trading at $60 and your stop is at $59.95, that's pretty straightforward, the market initiator could reach down and seize that in a moment of bedside light trading.
But if the shares are at $60 and you put your stop at $59...the Market Maker just can't arrive at that far away just to dipper up shares. The only approach it's going to the point is it market forces dictate it does.
The souk maker must declare a maximum spread, and if there are bids or asks better than what the MM is offering, they must be posted on the bid & ask. So while the MM can find a momentary lapse and get as wide as its max spread, it cannot achieve down to pouch your shares beyond several cents.
So is it safe from manipulation...yes
But is it nontoxic from random bazaar swings caused by inherent market mechanics, no not really.
But it still may be 'safer' than the alternative which would allow the stock to turn around and verbs the profit you could have locked within using a stop.
So there's Pros and Cons, but as for manipulation, you're fine.
Sometimes sometimes not! Market Makers look at risk to do it. The market must be sparingly traded for them to attempt that tactic. Futures markets it happen often contained by the back months. It is easier for them to do it beside an extreme gap first performance price to get the publics stops slickly.
Truly if one has to use to use stops protect a position from taking a loss one must be making a bet or over trading on scared money. Now using a stop to protect life-size profits has some merit.
they don't do you any accurate when you most need them, approaching last week.