stocks surge - good time to invest?

[pokergod]

http://money.canoe.ca/News/Economy/2007/09/24/4521768-cp.html

 

[stang]

Good time to sell.
Lock in your profits from the past few weeks.

 

[beenthere123]

Was good time to invest last week. Could've had City Bank at 90 cents jumped to $3.00. RBC, BMO similar percentage. Ride the wave if you want but lay low

 

[girlyboy]

wait till we hit new highs, so your upside is minimized... sarcasm

 

[Surfbum84]

The future is so bright, you have to wear shades!

 

[hunter001]

Think of it like buying anything else. Would you buy car if the price suddenly jumped?

Wait for pullbacks to buy if you want to get in, bail if goes past recent lows or your tolerance level for loss (which ever comes first).

 

[drlove]

I bought in when the market was at 8000. I'm going to hold what I have for the long term, yet continue to buy so I can benefit from dollar cost averaging.

 

[wetnose]

Total sucker rally, IMO. Ask yourself if anything has fundamentally changed for the better in the last 2 weeks. Yes? or No? Best thing to do is to stick in bonds and gold. This ain't over yet, not by a long shot.

 

[pencilneckgeek2]

Was good time to invest last week. Could've had City Bank at 90 cents jumped to $3.00. RBC, BMO similar percentage.

I don't think so, bt123.

That is a 333% jump in share price for CitiBank. I wish the Canadian banks were up 333%, I'd be dancing naked in the streets, if that were fact. The Canadian banks have moved in a positive direction in the last 2 weeks, but closer to a 25% gain for RBC, and about a 20% gain for BMO. Great returns for 10 business days, but hardly the same returns as CitiGroup.

 

[TeflonJohn]

Best thing to do is to stick in bonds and gold.

BRING ME YOUR GOLD AND I'LL GIVE YOU CASH!
IM THE CASHHHH MAN!
I'LL GIVE YOU MONEY FOR YOURRRRR GOLD OHHHHHHHHHH YEAAAAAA!

 

[scrooge]

I don't think so, bt123.

That is a 333% jump in share price for CitiBank. I wish the Canadian banks were up 333%, I'd be dancing naked in the streets, if that were fact. The Canadian banks have moved in a positive direction in the last 2 weeks, but closer to a 25% gain for RBC, and about a 20% gain for BMO. Great returns for 10 business days, but hardly the same returns as CitiGroup.

You really believed him when he cannot spell CitiBank (which is one word with two "i"s)?