anyone here in the stock market?

by Gregor 34 Replies latest jw friends

  • Double Edge
    Double Edge

    Forget mutual funds.... try ETFs (equity traded funds).... much, MUCH better.

    also, if you have some quality stocks, you can make monthly income by writing Covered Calls.... win, win situation.

  • serendipity
    serendipity

    Nearly 30% of my portfolio is in foreign funds. I'm up 9% this year and 25% in the last year. Since the US economy is now a smaller % of the overall global economy, it makes sense to invest heavily in international companies, funds, etfs.

  • 5go
    5go
    Privatization would be a very long term finance situation. History shows that in the long term the market always goes up. And Congress can't steal it as they have the SS fund. In the last 12 months the DOW has gained 20%. The average is 11%. Not bad, ZI'd say. Bryan Have You Seen My Mother

    So you just let a private banker steal it then thats your answer. Sorry congress is accountable to the people the markets are not.

  • Simon
    Simon
    anyone here in the stock market?

    Probably everyone here is in the stock market whether they realise it or not!

    Anyone with a pension fund, endowment (life) policy will find that it is invested in equities.

    Great how the city types got millions in bonuses eh ... all for watching the market go up. Of course which way it goes has zero to do with them in reality ...

  • barry
    barry

    I trade short term useing technical annalysis to pick trending stocks. It is documented that 70% on capital per annum can easily be made useing this method.

    The resources sector in Australia is on a bull run at the moment and I have made 20% in only one month and that includes taking small losses when a given stock doesnt perform when expected. Trading requires disipline to sell when stocks are not performing and take a small loss rather than let the loss become larger every day. Remember that stocks fall 3times faster than they rise.

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