You can also rate someones account, ever notice the stars off to the right. While on that persons account there is a pick called "rate thread" just under the page numbers. You can rate from 1 star to 5 stars.
I'm in the Alabama Army National Guard. I also work full-time for them (Federal Employee)....so I wear 2 hats! I've been in the Guard since 1984 and been a federal employee since 1987.
Afghanistan was DIFFERENT..lol. The Sergeant Major's barracks was next to the poo pond. WONDERFUL ODOR IN MY ROOM
Glad to be back!
You can also rate someones account, ever notice the stars off to the right. While on that persons account there is a pick called "rate thread" just under the page numbers. You can rate from 1 star to 5 stars.
May the force be with us.
Now don't you feel at home a part of it all. Your own thread and a place to put your thoughts ask your questions and invite inputs from others that are addressed to you and not just in general. Look you have company already.
Don't bias your charts. Show support and resistance. My comments and charts are not trading recommendations.
Enter at your own risk. Beer's in the fridge. Make yourselves at home!
Just wondering How does after hours trading fit into the whole equation of things. Does it help us or hurt us or neither?
Green outlook for the "I" Fund?
http://www.kiplinger.com/magazine/ar...d=x?kipad_id=x
AIG undervalued? I'm tempted to dabble. Could it ever go back to early 2000 share prices? Would love to hear BT's opinion on this stock.
http://blogs.forbes.com/greatspecula...-market-price/
Last edited by jpcavin; 02-12-2011 at 07:10 PM.
jpcavin,
Take a trip in time and read BT's thread. Go way back. BT has an affection for financials.
Personally, I lump financials in with the other time tested companies out there. Tough to go wrong.
In Dog Beers I've only had two.
Everybody has their favorites and their dogs when it comes to financials. Some are clearly better than others. Here's my short list of favorites in no particular order. I'm not holding all of these and they may not all be best for buying now. Basically the list is a starting point for research in a very diverse sector.
Federated Investors (FII) - fund management company with money market focus. Great family run history.
Interactive Brokers (IBKR) - market maker company for routing trades and orders in securities, futures, foreign exchanges. Hit hard lately on some issues but should be good long term. I'm holding it and added to my position at the recent drop.
Berkshire Hathaway B Shares (BRK-B) - self-explanatory (maybe?), but the financial sector is in there along with everything else. I'm holding long from last year, but not looking hard at adding.
Western Union (WU) - I don't own them yet, but this one I'm looking at hard. Maybe the best buy in the group. I just wish they had less debt. Dividend and Earnings are both growing.
I don't really get into individual stocks. Too much money to be lost if you don't know what you are doing.
I am just trying to learn to recognize the difference between a good risk and a bad risk. Was wondering how BT felt about the AIG stock because of where it was a few years back and where it is today. Would you invest in a socially irresponsible company to make a quick buck?
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