how can  loss weigth with that short period of time?
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do a LOT of cardio... like RUNNING and things like that.
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Most people lose money trading options.  See this link.
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Mathematically, it is best to put it all in at once.  However, emotionally it can be gut wrenching.  I put a lot of money into Vanguard Total Stock Market Index Fund all at once, and the first thing it did was drop 10%.  I held onto my guts and it's now up ~50%.
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Hope and pray. Pay attention to what the market and what the stock is doing, but anything you do, it is still a gamble and you risk losing.
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If you can secure it to a point where they wont lose their money in the event your business should lose again. Exit strategies and security ,along with nice above average returns. Although this is just based on what you are stating here. If you want to discuss options further email me at bizconsultant2000@yahoo.com
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For every share sold, there is a share bought; \nfor every seller, there is a buyer.\nThe money that you lost might have gone to a short-seller who first sold the stock at $40 and then bought it back at $30, or it might have gone to somebody who bought the stock at $30 and will (in the future) sell the stock at $40. (By the way - the company itself might have been the buyer!)\nBottom line is that the $10 did NOT go INTO your pocket, it came OUT of your pocket!
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You can't actually hold 2.43 or 23.13 shares, it should be 2 shares and 23 shares.\n\nBut to answer you question, you would have lost 32.19% on your yahoo investment, but gained 16.24% on your google investment
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Not safely.  It took you longer than 30 days to gain it, what makes you think you can lose it in 30?  I would estimate it taking at least 10 weeks, and even that is pushing it.  20 would be a better bet.
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buy it, its only 13 cents. what do you have to lose. imagine it going back up. its going to go up no matter what in like 10 years. but if it crashes you wont lose much.
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When your close to losing it withdraw and change positions.  Maybe swithch top for bottom.  Next time your close switch again.  By the time you've switched a couple of times you may find that you can go for a long time.  You may also do a search on\nKegel exercises and try them.  Good Luck.
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They could stay overbought for months or even years!\n\nHave you considered the "short sale" of companies that are flaky and poorly managed but have inflated stock values?
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Join him on his leap of sadness.  I got hurt bad this past month in the stock market too.....\n\n\nI'm going up a few stories before I leap though.  \n\n\nAnyone want the password to my sharebuilder account?  If it goes back up..."someone" should benefit.
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In simple words it is when stock market start gaining after a huge lose or decline.\nLet me explain in better way.\nSuppose the stock market in loosing points every day for the whole week and in next week it suddenly gained some points on Monday. We can say the market has done some correction on Monday.\nThanks and Good luck
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In the short run stocks can move on emotion & incorrect information/assumptions/rummor. In the long run these all balance out with reality. Over time, valuation is ultimatly reflected. That's not an exact point in time. But the value of a stock over (let's say) ten years is more of an indication then the last week.
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I haven't had this happen to me, but the way to avoid this is to select investments (brokerages, mutual funds, banks) that allow you to view their results and see if other people have lost money on the same investment.
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Your body may be at a plateau.  Give it time to adjust.  Your body may be trying to play "catch up" with your loss and is "getting used to" your new weight.  Depending on how much you're exercising, you may actually not be eating enough.  Also, when you add exercise, you may see a gain the first 2 weeks or so and then you'll start seeing a loss, however, you'll see your clothes fitting differently.  If you attend meetings, talk to your leader. She can look at your food diary and see what you're doing & make suggestions.
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An unrealized loss occurs when a stock decreases after an investor buys it, but he or she has yet to sell it. If a large loss remains unrealized, the investor is probably hoping the stock's fortunes will turn around and the stock's worth will increase past the price at which it was purchased. If the stock rose back above the original price, then the investor would have an unrealized gain for the time he or she still holds onto the stock.\n\nFor example, say you buy shares in TSJ Sports Conglomerate at $10 per share, and then shortly afterwards the stock's price plummets to $3 per share, but you do not sell. At this point, you have an unrealized loss on this stock of $7 per share. Let's say the company's fortunes then shift and the share price soars to $18. Since you have still not sold the stock, you'd now have an unrealized gain of $8 per share.\n\nGains or losses are said to be "realized" when a stock is sold. This is especially important from a tax perspective as, in general, capital gains are taxed only when they are realized. Unrealized gains and losses are also commonly known as "paper" profits or losses, which implies that the gain/loss is only real "on paper." This may be true from a tax perspective, but remember that a loss is a loss, whether it's been realized or not.