Math: I advise you to follow iHub for months before you pick something to invest in. This board and others like it are filled with people whose motives are hard to understand. Some people profit by driving down the price of a stock; others profit by driving it up. There are many ways to buy stocks.
Buy or borrow a "Dummies" book on investing, read it thoroughly, then follow a particular stock for a while before you decide to invest. Try to identify the long-term posters on a board like this one to find which members whose opinions you can trust. You can't just show up and in a day expect to figure out what's going on. Hang out in the background and read for a while. Just my two cents, for whatever it's worth. Good luck.
PS Some of the more trustworthy and helpful members here in my opinion are Wick, Xanadu, Big_Money_Insider (yes, I said BMI), Olico (even though he's an @ss), Truthfully Tina, and legalegaltx, to name just a few.
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Posted by: mathmanjc
In reply to: rickspend who wrote msg# 140646 Date:4/2/2006 8:10:14 PM
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Rick, I need a lot of work!! I would like to get very good at the market. From what I have seen, a great place to make easy money, but also an easy place to lose a lot if you don't know what you are doing.
Do you have any advice for me? Where do you look for the next stock that is about to gain momentum? Do you just watch the news wire?
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