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No one left??? Binary options guys still around??? Bitcoin at new highs??
this forum is dead
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Quote Originally Posted by Lucrative:
You are in an investments forum on a gambling site
You are in an investments forum on a gambling site
sports betting and investing are both gambling, same thing. One legal, one not so legal. Both attempt to cure the thirst we have for taking risk and getting a reward. There are probably tons of investors here that just don't post. I am very active in market, just don't post much. May start
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Quote Originally Posted by Louis_IV:
sports betting and investing are both gambling, same thing. One legal, one not so legal. Both attempt to cure the thirst we have for taking risk and getting a reward. There are probably tons of investors here that just don't post. I am very active in market, just don't post much. May start
You may be the exception to the rule. I would seriously doubt a majority of the posters here have a significant investment plan. I could be wrong lol...
I was simply joking that the OP seemed shocked this forum was dead.
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Quote Originally Posted by yanks21x:
whats a good site for good reads on investments?
I simply use the Iphone STOCKS app for links to multiple wire releases on stocks I track. Personally, I find it a great tool to that links any current news on stocks I am invested in and dabble in. As a small investor in the stock market, I only dabble. I track stocks I own and am interested in. The links usually spawn from Bloomberg links, Yahoo finance, Business Week, and Business Wire. From there you can basically search all internet reports...
scarey
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Stock trading is a lot more complicated, and a lot less fun than sports betting. You also don't have to worry about paying uncle Sam at the end of the year.
Blue chips are doing so well right now that it almost isn't worth it to take any kind of gamble. I shoulda figured that out 6 months ago 
There's one really knowledgeable poster in these forums, and I think his name is WallStreetCappers, but in my opinion, he's a bit risk averse.
It's very safe and logical to only buy good companies that are doing well. To take a chance on a company that isn't doing so well is a risk that many general investors won't do.
Taking a chance on distressed companies is something that Carl Icahn does, and does well.
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