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Strategies & Market Trends : Ride the Tiger with CD

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To: stockd who wrote (100042)11/29/2007 2:41:25 PM
From: ogi  Read Replies (1) of 313010
 
Excuse me Stock, BUT What are you hoping for by investing in Extremely High Risk Stocks??? If you cannot afford $199 for a subscription service that numerous people have mentioned is worthwhile, then you just ABSOLUTELY cannot afford to buy any of the stocks that service would highlight. It is not a get rich quick scheme!!Let's assume you get a subscription and after 9 months you, act on none of the Alerts, earn nothing and let it lapse. What is your worst outcome? That you did not have the use of that $199, but you probably have a tax deductible expense and you would have 6 months of observation and presumably education. So not a complete write off. Your risk therefore is probably closer to $140 after tax. SO, WHY HAVE YOU NOW BEEN AGONIZING FOR 2 DAYS??

Now if you are really new and don't understand this sector but wish to learn, I would suggest a subscription to the Coffin Bros, or Lawrence Roulston where you can gain some insight into what makes these stocks good or bad and some background on geology to boot. Get stockwatch for a monthly fee and track stocks while you research the properties and especially the players.That may prove more useful than an alert service that just screams Heads Up!!! and you do not know why. Make Sense?

All the best,
Ogi
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