Re: WE ARE READY TO FUND YOUR PROJECT
cpion2
6/23/2012 7:27:58 PM
Noreen,
Do you believe that Mr. Bronx is a schemer or scam?
Churchill Bronx
cpion2
6/23/2012 7:26:19 PM
Is it your opinion that Mr. Bronx is just another individual out there trying to scheme the general public?
Your comment would be appreciated.
Scott excellent points-- I especially like the over trading and emotional investing I have seen so many burned by these with the hope of getting rich on a "tip". Like so many other things in life investing is for the long term and the greatest gains are those made by methodical strategic investors. Especially after last week I am heading your advice.
Re: Part two
Dex
6/11/2012 4:36:35 PM
Be patient-I'm sure it will come soon.
Part two
driven
6/11/2012 4:06:47 PM
Tomorrow I will detail specific "brain-dead" investment strategies or investment systems that have worked over time.
What happened to part two?
I am saying passive indexing works for some people who don't want to put the time into finding a better system.
That is becasue most people do nothing. They just buy mutual funds or other products that lag the market because a financial advisor puts them in there for the fees.
Re: Zombie investing
mInvestor
6/10/2012 10:01:46 AM
@Scott,
Well, I am a little bit surprised that you recommend passwive index investment. You gave me impression you are doing lots of analysis of market and individual stocks. You actively seek good values from many different stocks, like putting together a IU portofolio and your perfect portofolio.
It's good though your recommendation is in line with my belief that average investors are better to follow a passive index investment (at least for most of their investment).
@Broadway, I thought that I'll Have Another move was pretty bogus, too. The timing on that one was a little TOO convenient, and your point about institutional investors is well-taken. Except with Facebook. That one sure came up lame, no?
Re: Goldilocks Trading
Broadway
6/9/2012 3:50:24 PM
Unless your horse gets tendinitis of the leg or foot or whatever the excuse was for not trying to win the Triple Crown. That smelled like a rig-job, and the same goes with the market ... all this talk about patience and prudent stock shopping ... but what about the rampant corruption that always gives the big guys the automatic lef up on the individual investor??
Can't wait to hear your brain dead ideas, @Scott. But I just want to add from my days as a salesperson, that I learned an interesting lesson, namely that some people don't want brain dead because they just LOVE to trade. We may not run into a lot of them here at IU but they're there.
We tend to associate active trading with money losing, wheel spinning, manipulative churning, but some people BEGGED me to trade more. What's today's idea? Shoud we add to our position today? What about options? Shorts? What IPOs are out there in the pipeline? Any interesting merger talk?
@Scott isn't one of those creatures and neither am I. All I'm saying is, the Goldilocks approach...not too big, not too small....JUST right is what makes a horserace!
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