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Originally Posted by gdoh
your dumb
3k is enough. i started out with 1.5k and have done well for myself =|
i wouldnt called it gambling i would rather it call and educated risk.
-only risk what your willing to lose
-do your research before buying
-if the deal is to good to be true it probably is
-dont be afraid to sell and take a profit
-be patient
those are some main points i got
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Yeah,well,after hearing market's are gonna sag because of the earth quake in japan i think i would want to buy in while their down & maybe raise up in the coming month's,5 grand i'll try throw down..
anyone know of any market share's for lumber?,shouldn't that be the cue to buy stocks for that since Japan need's to rebuild some of it's house's or No?....hmm?.
Edit: oh it's slowly going higher..?
CFP Canfor Corporation (TSE) stock.
“With wood construction significantly more earthquake- resistant than concrete, we expect that the majority of the rebuilding to be done using wood as a construction material,” Richard Kelertas, a Montreal-based analyst, said today in a note to clients. “This should have positive impact on most of our North American timber, lumber and building materials stocks.”
International Forest Products surged 80 cents, or 15 percent, to C$6 in Toronto, the biggest gain since December 2008, while Canfor advanced 88 cents, or 7.2 percent to C$13.07.
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2011-0...with-wood.html