I'm Going To Sell $20,000 In Stock & Buy Another Stock, I'm Thinking EBAY or CABELA'S Give me a hot stock pick
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Coach is a good stock... it getting better every year its steady... EBAY is a good one though
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Well I recently invested in the stock market with 1k. I baught LOGI at like 25.80 and its up to 27.50 or something so I'm doing rather well for myself I'd say! I use Scottrade...(if you want to sign up let me refer you so we both get 3 free trades...they dont give you anything if no one refers you) send your email to cammyton@yahoo.com if you are insterested.\n\nP.S I am planning on investing in toshiba next I think because they are rather cheap and I believe they are a part of that new BlueRay DVD thing coming out.
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Go ask some of your large broker houses in the US if they have access to the Australian Market. I know that some of our brokers in Australia offer the service for us to directly purchase US stocks.
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there are many stock web sites to check out.  try the links below.
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If you're willing to accept the risk of losing it all, buy a call or a put option that's just out of the money.  In other words, pick a publicly traded company (with a lot of volume) that you feel strongly about.  You can make a lot of money quickly if you think the stock will rise or fall and you pick it correctly.  For example, say you think that you have a strong opinion on Microsoft (MSFT), here's what you do:\n\nThe stock is currently trading at $28.77\n\nIf you think it will go up, buy a CALL option, which gives you the right (but not the obligation) to buy MSFT a higher price.  For example, you can currently get a DEC 30 Call on MSFT for .20 per share on a contract (of 100 shares).  \n\nhttp://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=MSQLK.X\n\nSay you buy 5 contracts and the stock goes up to $32 before Dec., you can either sell to close your option for the going price or exercise it at $30 and make $2 per share.  Here's what you would net:\n\nPurchased 5 contract ($.20 * 100 * 5) plus say $15 commission = $115\n\nExercised ($30 * 5 * 100) = $15,000\n\nSold ($32 * 5 * 100) + $15 commission = $15,985\n\nMade $15,985 - $15,000 - $115 = $870 profit on $115 or 405% return.\n\nTruth be told you'd probably just sell the option, but the profit would be about the same.  If you think MSFT will go down, just do the same thing with a PUT option.  That said, if you guess wrong you could lose your initial $115 and if it doesn't move much you could lose most (or all of your money).
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Do not trade / invest anything below $5\n\nthis includes famous/infamous SUNW
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There are really no "better sites" for that. Just pick one of the big names like ameritrade or scottrade. As far as making money, when you short a stock you are betting that the value of the stock will decrease over time. So if you think company x is going to do poorly and you short(sell) them at 10 dollars a share and then later buy them back at 5 dollars a share you will have made 5 dollars a share minus trading costs.
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Open an online brokerage account with Ameritrade, Scottrade, Tradeking etc and buy shares for say 2000 USD. Sell it after you have gained atleast twice of commission (say 10*2) by looking at ur balances every day. It may go down initially butdon't lose heart on that. It eventually will go up (2min, 2days, 2 years...). Stock investing is basically finding a safe stock which doesnot give you a loss after your waiting period and investing in it. \nTo a beginner like you a safe stock could be EWD
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Open an account and buy it: http://www.scottrade.com/index.asp?supbid=63321
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Newsletters.  Seems like if you get enough subscribers for signing up for your great advice, you can make quite a bit!\n\nUranium seems to be the hottest topic in newsletters.\n\nNow if you want some stocks that are moving, then there are a few of those as well, but it's critical you learn how to trade first or whatever profits you might gain, you'll probably give back to the market and then some!\n\nSee some of my other answers on how to get started.  You can also look at some other answers for stocks I like at the moment.\n\nBut, I'd rather point you in the right direction, than have you put money on a stock, only to make money, then lose it.\n\nGood luck!
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As opposed to what?\n\nI think you're asking the wrong question, and you give no indication of market knowledge or direction.\n\nIs this stock going to buck the downtrend in the stock market? Today, we are finally getting a bounce after a 900 pt decline. Are you calling the bottom here in the market? \n\nYour money is probably better off where it is, regardless of which stock you've heard to be recommended or the latest hot pick.
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Try the link i leave for you, it has many stock scripts
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try motley fool at http://www.fool.com
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Instead of trying to get something for nothing, which will only get you opinions and not facts or knowledge, start looking at "how" to invest, rather than "what" to invest in. \n\nInstead of looking at assest classes and divestiture and mutual funds vs Google, find out first the condition of the market, its position, and its trend. All boats rise and fall on the tide, unless you're clairvoyand and can pick the one or two that doesn't. No future in swimming against the tide.\n\nYou have to consider that the Dow is again approaching that all-time historical high set in Jan 2000 at 11,721. Looks like a Double Top to me, but some people say we could double that again. Logically, this is one of the scariest markets I've ever seen in two decades of watching it; just try to find something that is stable, anything. Doesn't exist, does it. Anything could send this market over the edge to the great void. But hey, it might double too, who knows.\n\nThis is simply not a good entry point for investors. Be patient, wait a few months, and you'll be able to buy much more stock a lot cheaper, the risks will be lower (even though they will seem higher), and your chance of success greater.\n\nFor most people, the name of the game is capital preservation. You don't invest when the market gets too risky or too frothy or is nearing a market top or an old market top, or when the market is overpriced, or unstable, and all of these things are true today. There really is a time when cash is King. That 1.5% CD is going to look pretty good when everyone else is cryin' in their beer about losses. Or the market could just go sideways to work off the excesses, but either way, you're safe if you're out. Wanna throw the dice, go to Vegas.\n\nIf you wish to research the “Buy and Hold Strategy” further, or perhaps trade yourself, I recommend two book titles. One is called "Which Is Better, Buy-and-Hold or Market Timing?" The other is "Do You Have What It Takes to Be a Market Timer?" They will give you plenty to think about.
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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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Sell when your in need of money. Coca Cola is a good stock. It also pays dividends.
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I'm buying carefully chosen stocks that appear to be very undervalued with big moats.  \n\nI sold out a lot of positions just before the fall so have plenty of cash - planning on putting about half of it back in the market between now and mid July.