Market is actually been going up since the "crash". Best time to buy cheap stocks is now. Like my buy last year with Ford at
You need to watch Jim Cramer. Remember, when a $2 stock falls to $1 you've still lost half your money. And, there had to be some reason it was a $2 stock to start with ...
Yeah but if he only invested $50 then he only lost $25...whereas if it doubles, he just made $50You need to watch Jim Cramer. Remember, when a $2 stock falls to $1 you've still lost half your money. And, there had to be some reason it was a $2 stock to start with ...
With $7 transaction costs, LNVGF has to go up 40% just for you break even on the $7 buy & then $7 sell.I just bought LNVGF Lenovo stock...at .70 who gives a shit right? I spent a whole $35 for 50 shares.
I was looking back at citigroup, last year before the crash it was a steady 45-50 for every year previous. Im sure it will come back, just might take a year.
You can say that same thing at any per-share price level, not just when they're supposedly "low".Yeah but if he only invested $50 then he only lost $25...whereas if it doubles, he just made $50
//content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/eek.gif.771b7a90cf45cabdc554ff1121c21c4a.gif you got your eye on that too I see, im far too much of a pussy to put more than $500 in15k shares in cycc1k shares msft
24k of C
2k VVUS
1k of bac
As of right now. about to dump cycc
There is only 1 thing manipulating growth and drastic buy volume, and that's the huge daytrading volume that C contributes, makes most long term investors wary. If you switch to lightspeed, you can get in on the cent ups and downs action, with scottrade, orders don't go through fast enough to capture cent ticks. Daytraders are making a killing on C as a whole with cent, even half cent fluctuations.//content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/eek.gif.771b7a90cf45cabdc554ff1121c21c4a.gif you got your eye on that too I see, im far too much of a pussy to put more than $500 in
Im sure, but looking at C's value for the past few years, one would think it would get back up there eventually.There is only 1 thing manipulating growth and drastic buy volume, and that's the huge daytrading volume that C contributes, makes most long term investors wary. If you switch to lightspeed, you can get in on the cent ups and downs action, with scottrade, orders don't go through fast enough to capture cent ticks. Daytraders are making a killing on C as a whole with cent, even half cent fluctuations.
I can't buy LNVGF though sharebuilder:verymad: I'm waiting for my funds to go through for citi probably, unless something else catches my eye.I just bought LNVGF Lenovo stock...at .70 who gives a shit right? I spent a whole $35 for 50 shares.
I was looking back at citigroup, last year before the crash it was a steady 45-50 for every year previous. Im sure it will come back, just might take a year.