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To: Lazarus who wrote (60071)11/14/2017 11:59:36 PM
From: WogofWallStreet  Respond to of 78817
 
I wholeheartedly agree that if you find a bargain stock and buy and the price goes down then buy more for the maximum amount of gain.

I also agree with being cautious around big cap stocks but not so much with penny stocks. Big caps often have higher prices and penny stocks have lower prices so the amount of shares you can buy for a certain amount of principal varies greatly. Also big caps are more subject to swings from news than penny stocks because of their popularity.



To: Lazarus who wrote (60071)11/18/2017 4:58:43 PM
From: Graham Osborn  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 78817
 
Laz, I give you credit for trying to deploy a little cash here. Of course, you also have a portfolio of nanocaps many of which have exploded in the last 2 years, so there isn't much for you to be unhappy about. As far as deployment of new cash goes, I don't have much stomach to play while the swarming incompetents are at the wheel.


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