Stocks - Which to Buy?

[CrashOverRide]

I've seen a lot of different threads on here regarding stocks. For those of us who want to play the market lets use this thread to post some good picks that we think will go up. We could then keep track of their progress and post feedback.

Concordon you've been gracious enough to share with us your plays that have made you a nice 6 figure income. I'll definitely be looking forward to your suggestions.

 

[blackomen]

Try asking the experts:

www.elitetrader.com
www.zerohedge.com

 

[cavedweller]

Check out the Morning Star ratings on stocks and also ETF's...

 

[cavedweller]

Research oil.com

Check out----tickers:

UCO
OIL
USO
DUG

 

[cavedweller]

The US burns 21 mil. barrels of oil a day and only produces 5 mil. barrels a day.

Research oil.com

Check out----tickers:

UCO
OIL
USO
DUG

Oil is holding between 73 to 75...It will take a run up soon..

 

[The Piano Master]

FWIW, I just talked with a wealthy financial advisor who told me to hold off on all investments with the stock market until at least Feb of next year.

 

[Alle_Gory]

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[Alle_Gory]

Concordon you've been gracious enough to share with us your plays that have made you a nice 6 figure income. I'll definitely be looking forward to your suggestions.

You know how I know you're going to lose money?

You choose to be dependent on other people. Most investors worth anything will DO THE HOMEWORK whenever looking at any opportunity. By being dependent on someone else to lead you around, you are exposing yourself to massive risk. What happens in cordon is wrong about a trade? What happens if he is right, but slow to give you advice? You could lose money, for example, when clearly you should have dumped the stock if you knew how to read the chart or interpret the company's new financial position... etc.

If you don't know what you're doing, then stick with the safer investments. Buy bonds or something.

 

[cordoncordon]

You know how I know you're going to lose money?

You choose to be dependent on other people. Most investors worth anything will DO THE HOMEWORK whenever looking at any opportunity. By being dependent on someone else to lead you around, you are exposing yourself to massive risk. What happens in cordon is wrong about a trade? What happens if he is right, but slow to give you advice? You could lose money, for example, when clearly you should have dumped the stock if you knew how to read the chart or interpret the company's new financial position... etc.

If you don't know what you're doing, then stick with the safer investments. Buy bonds or something.

I really REALLY like RTGV. Small penny stock company that has a ton of stuff coming this week and the following weeks. Could do over $10 Million in revs this year, and up to $50 M in two years. Market cap of only $2 million or so. I expect .10 or higher soon. Here is the website>

http://www.rtgventures.com/

SRCP I also like a ton as I am hearing a major push is starting there. Closed around .0045 Fri. Goal is 2-5 cents.

As for some Nasdaq plays, I like MRNA, ARWR, and RXII. They are all biotech RNAi stocks, and that will be the wave of the future as far as curing disease very soon.

 

[Mr.Positive]

Stocks to buy? None, right now.

Wait until the end of the year when the DOW is at 4000, then buy back in for cheap. You have plenty of time to research stocks until then, come up with a list, then pick from the survivors.

 

[cordoncordon]

Stocks to buy? None, right now.

Wait until the end of the year when the DOW is at 4000, then buy back in for cheap. You have plenty of time to research stocks until then, come up with a list, then pick from the survivors.

I am predicting Dow 12,000 by November, now is the time to buy imo.

 

[Mr.Positive]

I am predicting Dow 12,000 by November, now is the time to buy imo.

Could happen. The FED is kicking the printing presses into overdrive, maybe it will work this time.

http://news.xinhuanet.com/english2010/world/2010-08/27/c_13466363.htm

This is an interesting time for the markets. One of two things will happen, the economy will be kick started with this additional 'fuel'....or things will come crashing back down.

 

[cordoncordon]

Could happen. The FED is kicking the printing presses into overdrive, maybe it will work this time.

http://news.xinhuanet.com/english2010/world/2010-08/27/c_13466363.htm

This is an interesting time for the markets. One of two things will happen, the economy will be kick started with this additional 'fuel'....or things will come crashing back down.

I'm predicting a inflation/commodities bubble, which will fuel the stock market, then a HUGE market crash late next year.

 

[CrashOverRide]

bump

 

[Alle_Gory]

One of two things will happen, the economy will be kick started with this additional 'fuel'....or things will come crashing back down.

The economy for the past few years has been fueled by excessive consumption, credit fueling excessive consumption, and complete bullcrap thanks to deregulation of financial institutions. With the current lack of employment and as a result spending, I doubt there is going to be any "kick start". More like a temporary bubble caused by the FED washing money, with another crash after.

People and institutions aren't risking their money to get burned again... not for awhile. Recovery will take awhile. Unless the FED wants to increase inflation with all that funny money they keep printing.

 

[Wiesman44]

For anyone that cares this is what my portfolio looks like:

RIG
IMAX
DGIT
SIRI
HDY
IMGN
CHK

 

[cordoncordon]

Stocks to buy? None, right now.

Wait until the end of the year when the DOW is at 4000, then buy back in for cheap. You have plenty of time to research stocks until then, come up with a list, then pick from the survivors.

Did I not tell you Dow 12,000 by year end? Yes, your Dow 4,000 call is right on target. 10,800 and moving up. What you guys fail to realize is the markets are VERY manipulated by the powers that be, and right now, they will take the markets up again on a full out mega inflation trend. THEN the markets can tank late next year. But if you think Dow is coming anywhere close to even 9000 the rest of this year, all I can say is good luck with your shorts.

 

[cordoncordon]

The Dow remains within its trading range of approx 10,800 to 10,000. However, as stated, my original expectations for the year remain for the Dow to target 12,000 to 12,500 by year end as illustrated by the below graph. The longer term trend remains as I voiced right at the very bottom in March 2009 is for the stock market to have entered into a multi-year bull market, so far the market has done NOTHING to negate this scenario.
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http://www.marketoracle.co.uk/images/2010/Feb/dow-weekly.gif

DOW Stock Market Forecast 2010

Whilst the market remains range bound, my expectations are for an eventual breakout higher which will probably see prices ramp up quite quickly while the majority of analysts across the mainstream press and BlogosFear have concluded in a resumption of the so called bear market with a plethora of gobbledygook put forward that NEVER MATCHES REALITY, such as the nonsense that the stock market must fall due to expectations for REVERSION TO BELOW THE MEAN for PRICE / EARNINGS ! That is another MYTH based on analysts just regurgitating what others have written many times over.

THERE WILL BE NO REVERSION TO BELOW THE MEAN, THE S&P PRICE / EARNINGS RATIO WILL NOT FALL TO SINGLE DIGITS !

We are in the consolidation phase before the next ramping up of stock prices takes places. The consolidation zone IS the time for LOW P/E's, which means today's market P/E is LOW NOT HIGH!

 

[Alle_Gory]

CHART/IMAGE HERE>>>>


http://www.marketoracle.co.uk/images/2010/Feb/dow-weekly.gif

That's nice but the DOW can tank any time if the breeze changes. I don't know why you're doing technical analysis. You were right with the news about the FED earlier.

 

[cordoncordon]

That's nice but the DOW can tank any time if the breeze changes. I don't know why you're doing technical analysis. You were right with the news about the FED earlier.

Read what was written. You can throw tech analysis out the window. The reason the market will go up the rest of the year and into next is because the powers that be, mainly the Federal Reserve, will promote a mega inflation trend which will drive the market higher. When inflation rises, commodities, which make up a large portion of Nasdaq and Dow companies business, skyrocket. Hence company earnings will rise as well.

No tech analysis needed.