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Old 02-10-2005, 12:41 PM
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Did I do something wrong?

DAM, looks like the NASDAQ gods just don't like me

Got my nestegg in RIMM, YHOO, and TASR.

Seemed like a pretty good combo and all three are down and my net loss just hit the $1,000 mark.

Now TASR, I can see it taking a dive but why YHOO? and RIMM was just upgraded to BUY!!!
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Old 02-24-2005, 08:26 PM
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Dude putting al your money in internet stocks can be very risky. Be careful. I would sell the tasr.
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werd that
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Old 02-24-2005, 09:35 PM
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don't invest what you can't afford to lose as nothing is a sure investment...
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Old 02-25-2005, 01:01 PM
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We'll, this money is half of a failed mutual fund I just cashed in, the other half went into an annuity.

Still holding all 3 stocks, I guess you could say I am in it for the long hual and I don't care if it takes two three years. I'm now down $1,500 on the three stocks, so you think in time they will come back?
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kirk

now i am not being a pain here.

but i personannly dont like tech stock.

i also think you should have diversified a little.

try doing pharmacuticals , mining and restraurant.

or things like that.

so that if one industry fall the other are still there.

1500 dollar you can easily flip that if you swing penny stock. like ican and ptsn. ican go in at .0004 or .0003 . ptsn go in at .0005 or .0006.
then sell at a higher price.

i am not suggesting anything here.

just some example of how to flip penny..

do homeowrk before you buy anything.
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Old 02-25-2005, 01:58 PM
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Thanks ahmadckf,

Just seems like I've had bad luck, did my homework and waited till I seen RIMM coming back up out of the last slump and it got a buy rating so I bought at $76 and it usually goes to $90 and falls, did this 4 times last year.

This time it didn't follow the same pattern.

Same with Yahoo, dam thing was set to outperform and all the media coverage then yesterday after it has been dropping steadily since the last earnings report also got a sell rating.

and we all know, TASR is TASR and no need to say more about it.

Guess I am a little frustrated now, specially since I just did the taxes and H&R block charged $300 because of all the trading I did. Going to pick up my return today, good news is I don't owe uncle sam but I don't get anything back either....
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Old 02-25-2005, 02:04 PM
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hmmmmm

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Thanks ahmadckf,

Just seems like I've had bad luck, did my homework and waited till I seen RIMM coming back up out of the last slump and it got a buy rating so I bought at $76 and it usually goes to $90 and falls, did this 4 times last year.

This time it didn't follow the same pattern.

Same with Yahoo, dam thing was set to outperform and all the media coverage then yesterday after it has been dropping steadily since the last earnings report also got a sell rating.

and we all know, TASR is TASR and no need to say more about it.

Guess I am a little frustrated now, specially since I just did the taxes and H&R block charged $300 because of all the trading I did. Going to pick up my return today, good news is I don't owe uncle sam but I don't get anything back either....
buy rating?

i thought you did your own homework.

remember those buy rating are just for them selves.

they come up with the rating by doing their homework. so their rating might not be your own rating. plus they might be thinking a few thosand investment and you might be thingking a few hundred bucks investment.

so always dont listen to anything or anyone. doing your own homework is the best thing .

dont worry keep trying.
everyone have to lose sometimes. donald trump lose all the time.

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Thought I did do my own homework, even as much to watch the stocks I'm in for months before I bought. Thing is it looks like it don't matter what stock I touch just goes bottom up after I buy into it.

And as right now, your right I'm not paying attention to the buy/sell ratings as much as I used to and making my own desision I'm determined I am going to hold these three stocks I don't care if they go down to have the price I paid, they half to come back up sooner or later, I hope, LOL.
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Old 02-25-2005, 04:40 PM
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thats right

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Thought I did do my own homework, even as much to watch the stocks I'm in for months before I bought. Thing is it looks like it don't matter what stock I touch just goes bottom up after I buy into it.

And as right now, your right I'm not paying attention to the buy/sell ratings as much as I used to and making my own desision I'm determined I am going to hold these three stocks I don't care if they go down to have the price I paid, they half to come back up sooner or later, I hope, LOL.
as long as youdont sell you still didnt lose any money.

dont sell at lose.

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Ok, here's a good example. What the hell is going on with RIMM?

Average volume is usually 6 MIL, yesterday and today the volume is double and it's also down $4 a share and last I looked the volume was 13Mil?

However there is no news on this stock to make this kinda volume?
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Old 02-25-2005, 05:34 PM
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Also do a double diversify, not only diversify your industries but your strategy as well. I invest in growth value and momentum. Growth and value are mid-long term strategies (depends if you swing or hold) and Momentum for your short positions. Works out pretty well since most people end up having some pocket change in their portfolio that they dont know what to do with.
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Old 02-26-2005, 10:23 AM
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We'll, I subscribe to Jim Cramers reviews and I just got this E-Mail from him through www.thestreet.com

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Yahoo! (YHOO:Nasdaq, $31.73, 1,500 shares, 1.28%):
A downgrade on Thursday caused a scare, because the stock already had dropped so much lately. That said, Jordan Rohan hasn't had the best timing with his ratings changes over the years, and I don't mind paying 40 times earnings for one of the top growers in the entire market. The business of paid search isn't going away, and Yahoo! has the most valuable portal on the Internet. I'd buy more shares at these levels if my restrictions allowed.
(YHOO:Nasdaq, $31.73, 1,500 shares, 1.28%):
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Old 02-28-2005, 06:37 PM
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It would be just my luck, that a day when most stocks ended down (or lower) the two of the three stocks I own ended the day slightly higher.

RIMM was up and so was yahoo
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as long as youdont sell you still didnt lose any money.

dont sell at lose.

well ahmadckf, I stuck to my guns and didn't sell. One of the three stocks just took off overnight

Now RIMM was down to $60 a share and was in the red $1,000 Monday on it alone They settled with NTP on the patten dispute and went up overnight and now in the green again a couple hundred dollars

Now see the pattern I have been following was buy, get scared when it drops and sell the siht. Then, overnight or afterhours the dam stock goes up $10 a share and I think siht BUY!! just to watch it loose the next day. Not this time.

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Research In Motion (RIMM: news) soared $11.87, or almost 18 percent, to $78.96 after the maker of the BlackBerry wireless device paid NTP Inc. $450 million to settle a patent-infringement suit. The settlement calls for NTP to give RIM the right to continue its BlackBerry business without interference from NTP. See full story.

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