Dear Pepper1,
I see from your profile that your investment experience is less than one year. It might be of benefit to you and your money to watch, read, learn about investing, develop your own style of what type of investing interests you before you lose all your money. Do you know anything about fundamental analysis and technical analysis? Have you done your homework on the stocks you want to buy? (called DD, or Due Diligence) Have you "paper traded" at all? I highly recommend you do that for awhile until you feel you can stomach the real ups and downs of stock prices...it isn't only the company's revenues and earnings that affect the stock price..there is the sector, the market itself, futures, the Bonds, the Fed., option expirations, etc,etc. You can't expect one person to give you a "tip" and have it go the way you want it to go...that is not the real world.
I also highly recommend you put your money into a mutual fund for now and study, study, study!
It also seems you owe Jenna an apology for jumping down her throat for not answering you..
Go to her webpage..http://www.marketgems.com/ and start studying her methods, but only after you read some investing books, websites like the MotleyFool and MSN MoneyCentral, Clearstation,
I apologize if I am assuming you have not done all of this already, but the fact that you seem obsessed with the performance of one stock tells me differently.
Good luck and good studying!
Sent with good intentions to help you...
Adelle |
