Stock Trading

OrganicFan

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Any traders/investors?

Do you guys think the market will go lower in the short term?

Want to do some quick trading. Any ideas?

Have cash on the sidelines for a month now with a itchy finger. Recipe for disaster?
 
If you are asking for stockmarket advice on an escort review board may I humbly suggest you resist the temptation to make a few quick trades. You'll hurt yourself.
 
Nobody knows. Robtv experts are no better at predictions than flipping a coin. Do your own due diligence and buy quality stocks with good management, then cross your fingers. In the long term you will come out ahead.
 
So true, but the money seems to be bouncing in and out of energy stocks. My best guess is stick tight and invest in energy exploration. Cameco, uranium mining, should blow through the roof if the Canadian Government ever gets off its ass and realizes that we need to prepare for the future instead of lollygagging on its commitment.
 
ENERGY- But 5 year horizon...

dumaurier king size said:
So true, but the money seems to be bouncing in and out of energy stocks. My best guess is stick tight and invest in energy exploration. Cameco, uranium mining, should blow through the roof if the Canadian Government ever gets off its ass and realizes that we need to prepare for the future instead of lollygagging on its commitment.


Uranium? Yup! Better value in the juniors though. More Canadian investment is good (i.e. Ontario' s recent announcement), but there are ALREADY many reactors under construction around the world.

And, Canadian oil sands.
 
Does anyone daytrade here? I use CMC trading CFD's, so I am shorting and going long part time/ intraday. There is lot's of $$$ to be made shorting too, but it is amazing how few people do it.

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Get Out Of Energy And Material Stocks!!!!!

These are CYCLICAL, for god's sake and have made their enormous moves already. Instead, use your ridiculously overvalued Loonies to buy great American companies like Johnson&Johnson, Bectin Dickinson, 3M, Las Vegas Sands, and especially United Health Group (UNH)....BIG CAP stocks that pay and increase dividends every year for at least the last 20 years.

This is a great market in which to buy quality companies....don't hesitate.
 
noguy said:
Do your own due diligence and buy quality stocks with good management
That's the tag line at end of responsible investment reviews. One must always do their own homework & never blindily follow others. If one can predict these things, would they waste their time working (giving out advice)?:D And no guarantees, just like real estate, it all depends when you have to sell.
 
RogerRabbit said:
Does anyone daytrade here? I use CMC trading CFD's, so I am shorting and going long part time/ intraday. There is lot's of $$$ to be made shorting too, but it is amazing how few people do it.
As one can loose their shirt & be in deep hole overnight.:eek:
 
The Cycle- Energy & Materials...

FOOTSNIFFER said:
These are CYCLICAL, for god's sake and have made their enormous moves already. Instead, use your ridiculously overvalued Loonies to buy great American companies like Johnson&Johnson, Bectin Dickinson, 3M, Las Vegas Sands, and especially United Health Group (UNH)....BIG CAP stocks that pay and increase dividends every year for at least the last 20 years.

This is a great market in which to buy quality companies....don't hesitate.

There will be more enormous moves. There is a strong historical pattern showing the commodity cycles are 10-15 years. Smartest & richest people I know are confident this will be no exception. In addition fundamentals for oil and uranium are creating a 'lollapalloza' effect (see Munger & Buffet) that is likely to be at its most explosive in the next two years.
 
my humblest of opinions

the market will continue to slide until mid to late July, August we will see a pop (those overly optimistic investors trying to buy low). September/October the shit kicking continues.

October november a bottom, public sentiment will be that we have entered a bear market, when the reality is that it will be over

Time to buy then.

If you want to speculate, buy calls and puts (a straddle) cause we will get lots of volatility

cheers,

check back on this post later and see how i did!
 
Stick with the U.S. oilfield services companies. Like SLB, HAl. RIG. They're on sale right now. They're making money at record pace, regardless of price of crude.
 
I beg to differ. Terbites are "cream" of the crop. ;)

Too bad, I should have bought something the day I posted the thread. Would have made some decent money in the last two days.

I have been hurt enough, so pretty cautious these days. So the return is less, but not losing the shirt like in 2000-2001. Been there done that.

train said:
If you are asking for stockmarket advice on an escort review board may I humbly suggest you resist the temptation to make a few quick trades. You'll hurt yourself.
 
I think you hit the nail right on the head. Thinking about head, need to spend some money in the next few days to satisfy my smaller head. It has been a while.

Currently we are having a summer sale.

Ares said:
the market will continue to slide until mid to late July, August we will see a pop (those overly optimistic investors trying to buy low). September/October the shit kicking continues.

October november a bottom, public sentiment will be that we have entered a bear market, when the reality is that it will be over

Time to buy then.

If you want to speculate, buy calls and puts (a straddle) cause we will get lots of volatility

cheers,

check back on this post later and see how i did!
 
RogerRabbit said:
It is easy to lose $$$ anywhere/ anytime, but if you take the time to learn and practice and most importantly you have the 'right skills'/ ability you can make $$$$$$ too...
Met 'gifted' individuals with the 'right skills'. Quit their jobs & became day-traders. While few are well known fund managers. Agree, not hard to make money under the right condition. Doing it on a long term basis & keeping the gain is the hard part.:)
 
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