What to add to my 370z?

monkeyfist8 · 09-13-2012, 04:14 PM

Well.... let me explain how it works first. I get my Data from WSJ and other newspapers keeping up with current events and what is happening around the world. A couple weeks ago, I invested in a stock called NGD (a gold stock) for less then a day, in about 3 hours made 5.83% then sold instantly. It's just knowing what is going to happen. etc.... DO NOT Buy ATT, Verizon, T-mobile, Sprint, etc... other wireless networks because you think they are going to go up because of the new Iphone. Many people mistake this and are dead wrong. The company will make more money in the long-term but they are subsidizing the price at the start which will lower there Q3 profits. Meh there much more into it. It would take me almost a month to explain to you how to build and sell in a day trading market. Looking at graphs to the economics part of it. And for long term investment, think of Dividends (the stocks don't increase by much, but the dividends pay you back what you should be making.)

09-13-2012, 04:14 PM	#1 (permalink)
monkeyfist8 Base Member Join Date: Aug 2012 Location: Mountain House, CA Posts: 33 Drives: 14 370z, 12 SRT8 Cha Rep Power: 14	Well.... let me explain how it works first. I get my Data from WSJ and other newspapers keeping up with current events and what is happening around the world. A couple weeks ago, I invested in a stock called NGD (a gold stock) for less then a day, in about 3 hours made 5.83% then sold instantly. It's just knowing what is going to happen. etc.... DO NOT Buy ATT, Verizon, T-mobile, Sprint, etc... other wireless networks because you think they are going to go up because of the new Iphone. Many people mistake this and are dead wrong. The company will make more money in the long-term but they are subsidizing the price at the start which will lower there Q3 profits. Meh there much more into it. It would take me almost a month to explain to you how to build and sell in a day trading market. Looking at graphs to the economics part of it. And for long term investment, think of Dividends (the stocks don't increase by much, but the dividends pay you back what you should be making.) Last edited by monkeyfist8; 09-13-2012 at 04:18 PM.