It wouldn't be appropriate. People could post the stocks that they are short-selling in hopes that stock holders will try and rid their shares and decrease stock price.
Long shot, yes, impossible, no.
-
Mar 28th, 2005 02:33 AM #1Deal Guru




- Join Date
- Aug 3rd, 2004
- Location
- Vaughan, ON, Canada
- Posts
- 13,355
Reply With Quote
LOG IN TO THANK
No one has yet thanked Gee for this post.
-
Sponsored Links - Join the RedFlagDeals.com community and remove this ad.
-
Mar 28th, 2005 09:08 AM #2Banned
- Join Date
- Feb 16th, 2005
- Posts
- 114
Reply With Quote
LOG IN TO THANK
No one has yet thanked ruwaydr for this post.
-
Mar 28th, 2005 10:20 AM #3
avoid conjuchem, bmo, bombardier
Reply With Quote
LOG IN TO THANK
No one has yet thanked philelmo for this post.
-
Mar 28th, 2005 10:27 AM #4
Stocks to avoid? Try all the stocks in my portfolio. PM me for it.
(i'm kidding, not all of them are bad.) I'd say avoid the energies for now until they settle down.
Reply With Quote
LOG IN TO THANK
No one has yet thanked robattoronto for this post.
-
Mar 28th, 2005 10:44 AM #5
Averaging down is not the way to get out of a losing position. Why not just sell it outright?
Reply With Quote
LOG IN TO THANK
No one has yet thanked 15-20_God for this post.
-
Mar 28th, 2005 02:46 PM #6Guests
- Join Date
- Sep 11th, 2003
- Posts
- 2,986
Market has been going down for a while. When will they go up? Who knows...
Last edited by snapcracklepop; Mar 28th, 2005 at 03:34 PM.
Reply With Quote
LOG IN TO THANK
No one has yet thanked guest10586 for this post.
-
Apr 1st, 2005 01:10 PM #7Nortel ...a good example of this
Originally Posted by 15-20_God
_______________
******************************************8
Everybody Loves Raymond...
I don't
Reply With Quote
LOG IN TO THANK
No one has yet thanked alkapone for this post.
-
Apr 1st, 2005 01:19 PM #8
...the US does not like high prices.
All of a sudden ...oil is hot again..gas...via Goldman Sachs.
Creates momentum....very scary.
A few days ago we thought we were in for a correction...which we got but now?
Tech is having a rough time.
Taking a profit in your high flyers is often a very good move.....or at least half.
Most people tend to lose out.....greed and fear...its never 'different this time'...
The trick is to be more right than wrong.
Not easy.
50% lucky...50% smart......I would setle for this.
PS...I just discovered this forum
_______________
******************************************8
Everybody Loves Raymond...
I don't
Reply With Quote
LOG IN TO THANK
No one has yet thanked alkapone for this post.
-
Apr 1st, 2005 03:36 PM #9
Airlines, any airlines. Avoid them like the prague.
Reply With Quote
LOG IN TO THANK
No one has yet thanked advantage21 for this post.
-
Apr 4th, 2005 03:23 AM #10Sr. Member



- Join Date
- Aug 5th, 2004
- Posts
- 541
Originally Posted by Gee
Averaging down??? Buy a good cheap index fund and stay away from investing in individual stocks. You don't seem to have the patience for it or the skill.
Good investing means knowing when to hold them and knowing when to buy them. If just about every stock you have is a loser then you should save your money and spend a couple of dollars to buy a lottery ticket if you feel lucky. Not meaning to be harsh or nasty but you have to realize your limitations. Some people can deal with risk and can watch their investments fall by 20% and be patient till it rises again but many can't.
Reply With Quote
LOG IN TO THANK
No one has yet thanked Paksis for this post.
-
Apr 6th, 2005 10:12 AM #11
....avoid stocks that dont make money...for you....but for the insiders.
Be very leery of the VSE.(the wild west)..too many market makers. If you play it...do it as day or swing trades._______________
******************************************8
Everybody Loves Raymond...
I don't
Reply With Quote
LOG IN TO THANK
No one has yet thanked alkapone for this post.
-
Apr 8th, 2005 01:00 PM #12
After buying into 3 companies that went bankrupt, (Lowen, Laidlaw, Net Nanny), I now only invested in quality blue chip stocks. Stocks that has a recongnizable name where a 3 year old to an 80 year old will be able to tell me right away what that company does. The blue chip that I invested into are the ones that are trading near its 52 weeks low, but has solid earning and pays a high dividend. ie BCE, and Lauratian Bank. And I think the value buy right now is General Motors. It is paying a dividend of close to 7%.
Reply With Quote
LOG IN TO THANK
No one has yet thanked William W for this post.
-
Apr 8th, 2005 01:31 PM #13assuming they don't cut the dividend entirely.
Originally Posted by William W
_______________
God save us from organized religion.
Back for a limited engagement.
Reply With Quote
LOG IN TO THANK
No one has yet thanked 15-20_God for this post.
-
Apr 8th, 2005 02:28 PM #14If they cut their dividend, I would think their share price would really get flush down the toilet.
Originally Posted by 15-20_God
Their share prices in the past 12 months are depreciating at the same rate as their new cars.
Reply With Quote
LOG IN TO THANK
No one has yet thanked William W for this post.
Search Forums


