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I liked http://www.google.com/finance/portfolio?action=view before i sold all mine. Good thing i did too. My company closed

(10-04-2009, 09:57 PM)Tm0 Wrote: [ -> ]I liked http://www.google.com/finance/portfolio?action=view before i sold all mine. Good thing i did too. My company closed

You're 16.

I was thinking about investing in Google, or Microsoft.

Their stock prices are too high.

Ya, not the best places to get started . There are decently priced technology stocks though. If remember right AMD isn't to bad.

(10-04-2009, 08:49 PM)Alex Wrote: [ -> ]No, now would be the best time in the world to buy.

Exactly.

I lost £2,500 four years ago on the stock market and have not dabbled in it since.
One of my friends has done really well though so maybe I did not research my investments well enough.

(10-04-2009, 11:04 PM)TrueBlue Wrote: [ -> ]You're 16.

Dad wanted to show me the value of a buck. gave me 200 bucks to buy in companies. Didn't make it all back though.

I know a value that has had regular monthly cycles for the past 3 years and is simply a perfect investment.

Buy at 5, Selll at 7. Wait. Rince and Repeat.

Been making an extra 2 to 4 k euros each month just with this.

Of course this is just to brag, I won't release it

I have taken a few classes on Business and on Wall Street. When dealing with the buying/selling of stock I seem to notice that unless you can afford buy expensive stock (google, yahoo, apple, dow jones industrial, ETC) you're pretty much going into a blind battlefield.

If I had to recommend two stocks to invest in I'd say APPLE and GOOGLE. Then again, I'm referring to a long run investment.


Also, I could be wrong because you never know how the next day is going to play out.

nice way of earning but risky