Question about CLNE

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Before I get started I just got started into buying stocks and I absolutely love it! I started out with just $500 and have already doubled it. I own about 100 shares of CLNE and bought in around $5/share. Well this got up over $10/share a few weeks ago and now down to a little below $9. My question do I get rid of all,none or some and put it into another stock and if so which one/ I am new to this and greatly appreciate all of the feedback.Thanks

clutch22 · Answer

Before I get started I just got started into buying stocks and I absolutely love it! I started out with just $500 and have already doubled it. I own about 100 shares of CLNE and bought in around $5/share. Well this got up over $10/share a few weeks ago and now down to a little below $9. My question do I get rid of all,none or some and put it into another stock and if so which one/ I am new to this and greatly appreciate all of the feedback.Thanks

clutch22 · Answer

noone have anything on this?

wallstreetcappers · Answer

I wouldnt sell it personally.The ammt invested isnt that great and if commodities go up, CLNE will go up with it.Thats my opinion.

Saigon187 · Answer

The biggest thing with investments, especially if you don&#x27;t have much to loose is to diversify.  If I were you I would sell and get your $500 back that you originally invested.  Next you should purchase 2-3 stocks witih your profit.  Now your not relying on one company to make or break you.  For now, you should try to buy one stock from each sector...There are bargains in financials, i like BK and WFC, I also have future options in HBAN.  But the best for now is energy, healthcare, solar energy is great.

Saigon187 · Answer

CAT also has huuuge upside right now @33

clutch22 · Answer

So what 2 should I buy with my $500? I would like to buy something cheaper to get more shares. But like I said I am very new to this and have no idea what I am doing. Thanks again for all the help!

Vermeer · Answer

While the idea of diversification is sound, I do not know if it applies with such an amount of money you mention.

Especially starting out, avoid the temptation to churn...you will only create profits for the brokers. If you wish to diversify, keep your original investment, and add new money to a different sector.While it is always tempting to take profits, the fewer transactions you have over time the better.

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