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| Fighter of the Nightman Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: Houston, Tx.
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+11 Internets | Market Crash! Who bought what? Picked up 25 shares of Apple at $104.12 a share. I've got an additional order to buy 25 more if the price hits $100. It could go even lower, but Apple is a solid company with a proven record. I'm optimistic it'll realize a nice return in a few months or even years. I'm also watching the overall market as I'm not a big fan of picking single stocks. So when I think it's bottomed out, I'll pick up some Vanguard index funds. The market will eventually come back up so I might as well get in while its cheaper. |
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| You mean I can change this? Neat! Join Date: Feb 2002
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+66 Internets | Makes me wish I had some spare cash to invest right now for the mid term, but I don't. I've got a large stack of money in a 3% yield GIC, but I absolutely require that money just before the New Year, so I'd rather not risk it at all. |
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| Fighter of the Nightman Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: Houston, Tx.
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+11 Internets | Yes, I saw the downgrade. That's one of the things that made it dip as low as it did. I've followed Apple for several years and wanted to get in for a while. I've been waiting for a while and I view now as the best opportunity to do that. In my opinion they're a solid company, and I plan to hold the shares for a good long while. That said, it was $2,600 which is about 15% of what I'll be investing in the next few weeks or months. So who else bought stuff? Let's hear it. |
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| Cause it's better than water Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Houston, TX
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+78 Internets | I think I am done with the stock market for a while. I have done extremely well for being pretty dumb about the subject. Internet does all the work I just tell it what I want to do. Between that stupid article that caused the airline stock to fuck up and the current economy no more buying/selling for me. |
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| Registered User Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: Austin, TX
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| Did a shift in my roth today.. picked up 20 GOOG @ 383, 500 AUY @ $8.67, 100 BKT @ $5.45 AUY has historically been good to me to play off and on. If you look at the historical chart, you can with decent confidence, know how its going to play out. Looks like it should be going up again soon if it trends like normal. AUY: Summary for YAMANA GOLD INC - Yahoo! Finance |
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| Registered User Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Netherlands
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Anyway without the shits and giggles I curious as how this is going to affect the European stock market! | |
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| Registered User Join Date: Jan 2002
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Edit: On point I'm picking up some sovereign debt. The yields look good and they aren't being priced correctly imo. Last edited by prescient63; 09-29-2008 at 04:20 PM.. | |
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| Registered User Join Date: Jan 2002
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| I don't see anything wrong w/ microsoft. They're rolling in cash, revenue is as stable as you could expect, they are buying back 40billion in stock. P/E is at an all time low. I'm not seeing the downside. |
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| Badger Diplomacy Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: The Dairy State
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| My guess is that with a recession on the horizon companies that provide consumer goods aren't a good investment. How many people are going to continue to routinely buy new electronics when their old stuff still works, etc etc etc. But I'm just guessing. |
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| A Relic Join Date: Jan 2002
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| People are always gonna need computers, and businesses are always gonna need computers and enterprise applications -- regardless of the state of the economy. There will be a serious downswing in frivolous and entertainment-related computer purchases. But you can count on academic, business, and personal use patterns to continue almost indefinitely. Given that Microsoft holds a de facto monopoly on operating systems, office software, and other applications, I think they're a pretty safe bet. Their fundamentals are also very sound. They're not breaking any ground right now, and Vista has been a mixed bag. But you don't buy Microsoft for growth; you buy Microsoft for value. |
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