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#1
Gambling is getting a little old, i am looking into the stock market. Anyone have any good ideas? Just wanted to spice up conversation
Anyone have any good stocks to buy?
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#6
Eh, if you're looking for stability, go either WMT or MCD.
AA --alcoa @ $6.85
If you're looking for some quick gains in the next few days, I would highly reccomend these:
AA --alcoa @ $6.85
MT -- Arcelor Mittal @ $15.52
C --Citibank (oversold, should be valued 50% higher) @ $4.71\
I would buy them all at open tommorow, i've been trading for 7 years and have been successful.
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#8
Quote Originally Posted by kcaz007:
Eh, if you're looking for stability, go either WMT or MCD.
AA --alcoa @ $6.85
Eh, if you're looking for stability, go either WMT or MCD.
If you're looking for some quick gains in the next few days, I would highly reccomend these:
AA --alcoa @ $6.85
MT -- Arcelor Mittal @ $15.52
C --Citibank (oversold, should be valued 50% higher) @ $4.71\
I would buy them all at open tommorow, i've been trading for 7 years and have been successful.
I like them...Keep em coming...
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#11
I work for Johnson & Johnson (JNJ). This is a great stock and it's at a crazy low level (55) as it was 71 in August. Every stock guy will tell you this is beyond a solid investment and the company posted great earning once again (+ every Q they announce, every year). It's at a BUY BUY BUY. With biotech, consumer goods, and tons of entities you can't go wrong.
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#12
It's at a BUY BUY BUY.
Ya, it's a "Good Buy". goodby house, goodby car goodby savings. there ain't NOTHING safe in this market. you get massive mutual fund redemptions and hedge hog margin calls and JNJ and the rest of the perceived "defensive consumer products stocks" will get clobbered.
excellent company BUT you will buy it better. 
"when they raid the whorehouse, they take the piano player too" 
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#17
I think if you wait for the auto bailout, and then short GM, you should make some good money. The fact of the matter is that people are not buying cars, and that trends seems it will continue for at least the next 18 months if not longer. Let it spike up with the bailout, and then just sit back and watch it tumble to the ground. I know this is a "WE CANNOT LET THIS HAPPEN" situation, but the odds are stacked pretty well against GM. Between GM and F, I think F has a little more upside, a little more wiggle room. But they both can't get around Zero consumer confidence, frozen credit markets, and simply no demand.
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