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That's rather nice! I wish I was that diversified
kathode said:Well once again Nintendo makes money hand over fist, but who cares right? Because all that really matters is that their forecast is off by about 3% from analyst expectations, so the stock falls. Sometimes I hate investors.
MobiusPigeon said:V makes me smile. its good to have something thats constantly and consistantly growing.
MobiusPigeon said:anyone jumping in on starbux within the next week or so? i think when i sell off my TTWo i'm gonna jump in on SBUX, DELL, some more WM, maybe more NDN and just let them all sit and not touch anything for the rest of the year or more. :lol
MobiusPigeon said:i look at is as them being at the lowest they've been at in like 10 years. thats like bargain basement pricing. its not like they are going anywhere. Its the mcdonalds or coke/pepsi of coffee.
kathode said:NTDOY over $70 finally. Now my dilemma - sell now or wait for earnings? .
Milabrega said:Finally over $70 again, exactly how I feel heh. My dilemma is sell now or sell next quarter. I don't have anything I'd immediate need the cash for now or even any other investments I'd like to make, but will after next quarter, however I'm worried about the next 3 months.
kathode said:It's down to $67. The ADR reports it at $71 for the time being because they're slow to update, but the highest bid is $67.75. See this site for a more accurate price -
http://www.pinksheets.com/pink/quote/quote.jsp?symbol=NTDOY#getQuote
Soka said:Ford just kicked ass today. Pulled up out of the red thanks to today. Now just need WB and MRK to go up and I'll be all green.
Soka said:Penny stocks always looked fun, I'm just too scared to actually go in on them at this point.
yayaba said:Can anyone help me with picking a good mutual fund? I opened up my first IRA last year and I sunk it into Fidelity's Freedom 2050 fund. I decided to go more for high risk and so far the past 5-6 months I've lost about $200 in the fund, probably moreso due to the economy than anything else.
Should I worry about taking my money and sticking it into another fund? I just don't want to get into a case where once I'm 65 (I'm 25 now), my money will have only grown a paltry amount.
On that note, is there any company or anyone I can hire to take care of my mutual fund picks? I'm not really sure I know enough to manage this stuff myself...
Tideas said:I'm thinking about hitting Ford if tomorrow's economic news is bad.
Man, stocks need to stop going up and start going down! growl, hah