Need to ask

[kirk1701®]

Can I get a show of replies on how many of you liked the thread I had going at the other place with my market trades and tutorials?

I knew I had a small following but sure it would be bigger here if it's worth the effort I'll start one for those interested.

Just a small example:

 

[Dr Pickles]

Yeah, go ahead.

 

[alsh]

Honestly? I never paid much attention at the old place. Of course, I never paid much attention to the forums at the old place. If you're interested in posting it, though, I'm willing to give it a try.

 

[EMS]

I'm sure some members will have a look....

 

[EMS]

Ah well you see, there would be no point it spending a lot of time doing a tut, if no one expresses an interest in the matter

 

[chrasna]

I find it interesting, Kirk.

-Chris

 

[kirk1701®]

I'll get some material together in the next week

I posted my positions I'm holding at the other place I'll transfer those over but I'm being overly optimistic and sticking to cash right now.

June - August isn't the best times for the market and with the market being up near all time highs were in for a big correction coming.

Then it's time to bottom fish :thumbsup:

 

[nevyn68]

I always like to keep up with how much you win or lose.

 

[bmark240]

51SAB. Stop posting negative replies just to wind up people.
If you don't like the subject then just close the page & move along please.
You are not providing anything here.

 

[hkirin1]

Studied something like this last semester. We used Microsoft Project for planning, it was interesting. I wouldn't mind if you go with it.

 

[NavyRet]

I guess it could be interesting to read about, but I sure don't have any money to invest - my position has always been if you can't afford to give it away, then you can't afford to gamble it, either. So, being on a fixed income and living payday to payday, I won't be investing in the stock market any time soon, but would give your thread a read, same as I did over at "the other place".

 

[kirk1701®]

I guess it could be interesting to read about, but I sure don't have any money to invest - my position has always been if you can't afford to give it away, then you can't afford to gamble it, either. So, being on a fixed income and living payday to payday, I won't be investing in the stock market any time soon, but would give your thread a read, same as I did over at "the other place".

Correct
This is only something you would want to do with money you've put away for a rainy day or retirement. If the investment goes in the red it might have to be left there till it recovers.

Thread is open, on it's second page.