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Strategies & Market Trends : The Residential Real Estate Crash Index

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To: The Reaper who wrote (284910)10/20/2010 1:14:18 AM
From: koanRead Replies (2) of 306849
 
The Canadian mining companies and especially the wts are the best way I know of to turn a small amount of money into a large amount.

It is also a place where the Stanford MBA's and their super computers have little advantage. One has to know the companies and there is jsut too little volume.

Wts are interesting. People have trouble understanding them. I have been explaining wts to doctors, lawyers and everyone else for almost 30 years and few really get them.

First, wts usually give the same value as stock options only at about 25% of the cost. 2) they are usully safer than stock (hard to explain). Free lunch, leverage on the upside and limited downside.

I subscribe to stockwatch

stockwatch.com

I follow hundreds of stocks looking for breakouts, area plays and undervalued wts. One trick we have learned is to buy wts the first day they are issued.

I will post anything I see that looks good, but each person must take responsibility for their own investments.

I would also recommed subscribing to stockwatch and visiting the threads on my posting list. Most of those folks are real smrt and I have been trading with these guys for over a decade.

Check out AVL. here is a place you can do it:

stockhouse.com

But you wil have to endure my hard core liberal rants from time to time-lol.
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