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Strategies & Market Trends : Analysis Class for Beginners

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To: Arthur Tang who wrote (791)5/13/1998 5:28:00 AM
From: Arthur Tang  Read Replies (1) of 1471
 
In investment, we have to understand the concept of investing 300 shares or 30,000 shares. And it is not a question of how much money you have.

If you invest 300 shares, the company you selected should have the products and services to propel to $100/share. 300 shares are bought so that after you made a killing, you don't have to sell all your holdings. A good stock should be held to avoid paying income tax, and will be a good stock for a long time.

If you decide to go with 30,000 shares, the stock could be a dog as long as there is an angel. The leverage you can get with 30,000 shares means you have to spend a lot of time to turn the management around. Refocus and re-engineering plus getting new leader for the company is just a start; then you have to hold their hands, so they don't start spending money like water after a first success. The target is still $100/share.

Management consulting is a must in equity investing. I have some case history on some other stock threads. Investments often go astray when management stop listening. Don't give up though, get help from market makers. Market makers will give the management a wake up call. Always effective! This is a good investing method to be a millionaire in ten years.
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