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guys, CUU or TRE ? my friend made fucking 7000 off TRE yesterday |
Like someone else already said TRE at this point is more or less like going into the casino or betting on horses CUU, closed relatively well today |
ic... so should i go in @2.16 cuu ?........ i know theirs something good is gonna happen |
russell reconstitution tomorrow ! |
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you got more balls than me if you gonna trade TRE, and I trade bio-tech stocks! :O |
yo if your gonna go bio... go buy MNKD its really good right now, @ 4.1 TARGET: 7-10 Its stable, but has good chances of earning money, 52 WEEK: 3:40 - 10.05 |
for cuu , whats NR regarding RE ? and whats FS ? Greek governmentt reaches agreement with EU and IMF on five-year austerity plan? |
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are you HERP ? its a good stock why is it bad |
^ tell me why its a good stock beside some numbers that doesn't really matter AS much. LOL!... |
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opl is getting slaughtered....wtf thankfully i don't have much left in there cuu needs to run again...please!!! |
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As for TRE, I wanted to buy it around this level until I read the Globe article on it how their addresses leading to the tree plantations are actually nowhere. You have your address say 59 ________ Road, in the village, the road actually leads to 39 ______ Road. This is too fishy to buy into. |
Anyone here invest in YLO? |
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On a more serious note, Teck is looking quite reasonable at these prices, particularly because they just announced a share buyback. I was considering Silvercorp but the negativity towards Chinese-related stocks these days kind of scared me away. Other than CUU, I'm not holding any stocks at the moment - all cash still, but am ready to buy at any sign of quantitative easing (or whatever the Feds end up calling it - I know it won't be called QE3). |
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was a smart move - QE3 is a terrible idea |
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What was the major causes of the slowed down GROWTH (remember, people, we are STILL growing) were the disruption from japan, the euro debt crisis, and inflation, significantly caused by rising fuel costs. The effect of japan has mostly passed - at least the significant portion, the euro debt crisis, whilst still a major concern is being dealt with, austerity measures are being passed - its not an easy process, but its happening. and commodity costs, including fuel have now dropped from their highs - its simple cyclical macro economics - things were getting too hot, commodities & fuel rose (based on this but also other reasons which I'm not getting into here), well now commodities have dropped a lot and fuel is coming down, thanks in large part to the release of 90 million barrels of oil to calm the spikes associated with teh summer travel months in the northern hemisphere. It puts the economic growth story back on for Q3 for sure, and maybe if we get traction from all this, into Q4 - QE3 would have been a disaster, the oil release was a smart move and I'm telling you right here, right now, unless there is some significnat unforeseen issue (Japan), stocks will go up in H2 2011. 2012 - well, that's a long way away, but tightening in China will likely stop in the coming month as pressures are taken off of inputs to production (fuel, commodities, etc) macro economics make me long stocks, micro economics make me select which stocks to buy - investing should NEVER get more complex than that |
Can anyone point me in the right direction in terms of learning how to invest and what to look for? Anyone help would be much appreciated! |
crystal ball says RE july 5th ... :fullofwin: waiting is getting old now lol |
Yep I agree, most likely date Apparently CUU is gonna release quarterly results tmw Also, I'm really liking the price stability/volume the past few days |
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