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06 Apr 21 - 01:23 PM (#4101011) Subject: BS: Investing for the commn man From: Donuel Elon Musk is not the common man when he invested in creating Paypal. Perhaps you are a common person who thinks Wall St is a rigged Casino and you would be right. But if you can take a risk but you missed it when I told you about Apple going from 36 to 400 or when Google went public, the next risk coming up are 2 quantum computer concerns soon to go public. One uses holes and the other uses qbits. They both could fold or not but I only reccomend your own research. I don't know who needs a quantum home computer but maybe half the people who have phones would want one. If there are any winners in this game, best to put the stock in a safety deposit box and forget it.. Maybe demand will come from unforseen uses or from next generation computers :^? |
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06 Apr 21 - 01:49 PM (#4101017) Subject: RE: BS: Investing for the commn man From: Donuel https://investmentu.com/quantum-computing-stocks/ https://thequantumdaily.com/2020/01/21/10-quantum-computing-stocks-for-individual-investors/ |
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08 Apr 21 - 05:40 AM (#4101335) Subject: RE: BS: Investing for the commn man From: JHW I've managed to avoid gambling debt (and alcoholism) and will have to stay poor (but sober) |
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08 Apr 21 - 06:05 AM (#4101339) Subject: RE: BS: Investing for the commn man From: Donuel I don't drink or gamble either but small risks in life allow for the possibility whether you are rich or poor, "its good to have money". |
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08 Apr 21 - 10:18 AM (#4101357) Subject: RE: BS: Investing for the commn man From: Stilly River Sage Keeping the bills paid on time is a form of investing in yourself. That's mostly what I manage, with one investment account that is treading water. :) |
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08 Apr 21 - 11:37 AM (#4101376) Subject: RE: BS: Investing for the common man From: Donuel Even if you can't buy preffered stock, once every 10 years a reasoned opportunity appears. There is no such thing as a sure thing. |
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08 Apr 21 - 12:15 PM (#4101385) Subject: RE: BS: Investing for the common man From: beardedbruce Penney stocks are great fun... Just remember to never nvest anything you can't afford to lose. ICBU IMD COMPANIES INC 150,000.000 Market $0.01 $2,205.00 Cash 08/28/2019 Purchased $0.0005 $79.45 +$2,125.55 [+2675.33%] Was up to 0.04 a few weeks ago. Only sold off 100,000 shares. |
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08 Apr 21 - 12:22 PM (#4101387) Subject: RE: BS: Investing for the common man From: beardedbruce But I bought 4,500,000 shares of a stock years back at .2 to .3 mils per share- it went to zero. |
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10 Apr 21 - 01:22 PM (#4101783) Subject: RE: BS: Investing for the common man From: Mr Red I have been watching videos on investing, aimed at Americans, and been commenting that COVID is a game changer. The numbers out of work, and expectations of no job to return to, Amazon paying piss poor wages the kind of options left. With stock prices over-boyant. Then I saw a few pundits saying there has to be a "levelling" - the market is over-geared. (and ads screaming at you that NOW is the time to invest). Sounds a bit like 1929 - doesn't it? History repeats itself, it has to, because no-one is listening. I said the same in 2007. The ratio of average house prices cf average wages were my clue. Ah! But it was different from 1929. Yea, sure, if you pick yer metric, mine is hubris. All it takes is one more butterfly to flap its wings, like the Evergiven................ |
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14 Apr 21 - 06:52 AM (#4102171) Subject: RE: BS: Investing for the common man From: Donuel vital clues to winning solution |