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Let's get rich!

Discussion in 'Whatnots' started by Lord Moeken, Mar 8, 2001.

  1. Lord Moeken Gems: 13/31
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    Remove all ads!
    [​IMG] This group seems to be very diversified both culturally and demographically. Just wondering if anyone has any good investment advice for your particular region? Here is Lord Moeken's rules of investment:

    1. Buy high - sell low (I'm good at that)
    2. Accumulate as much Nortel stock as you can - then see rule 1.
    3. Tech. stocks will never crash.
    4. Safe investments like GIC's and Bonds are for wimps.

    Seriously though, I was just wondering if anyone from this enlightened group has put any thought into this? I myself believe that North America might start to rebound a bit from this mini-recession. Some good, long term Canadian Stocks - Bombardier, JDS Uniphase (bargain right now), Celestica (bargain as well), any bank stock, Nortel (if you're gutsy), Musk-Ox Minerals (risky paladium company with some potential).

    (Hey Tal and BTA, shut me down now if this topic seems really boring and out of place :))
     
    Lord Moeken, Mar 8, 2001
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    [​IMG] Hmmm... Methinks somebody has a bit too much free time today, yes?

    *of course I only say that because big words like demographically make my head hurt* :D
     
    Darien Noella, Mar 8, 2001
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    [​IMG] Busy, Busy - Deadlines to meet, plans to review and stamp, meetings to chair, forums to peruse - you know how it goes.
     
    Lord Moeken, Mar 8, 2001
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    What about oil from iraq?

    Buy high - sell higher or be stoned?

    High risk - high rewards
     
    Sniper, Mar 8, 2001
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  5. herf Guest

    my dad currently has over 1million in the shares of the company he currently works for.

    weirs engineering company

    widely based the whole way round the world but mainly in the uk area. theyre currently at £2.??, theyre predicted to go up by at least "1.50 in the next three months due to big contract deals with mallusk enginerring and BT.

    its your choice, the stock is meant to triple in the next three months. i myself have £3000 in it and im due to get £4500 at he end of three months, im gonna be happy!
     
    herf, Mar 8, 2001
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    Easier said...than done.
     
    Shura, Mar 9, 2001
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    Anything can happen...just like that. Remember the Wall Street Crash?
     
    Sniper, Mar 9, 2001
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  8. hooligan_inc Guest

    ah, 1920s America...I remember it well
     
    hooligan_inc, Mar 9, 2001
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    We could also spend the rest of our lives never taking any risks for fear of something that might or might not happen.
    Market Crash - probably inevitable
    When? - Who knows
    Am I a capitalist risk taker - Hell Ya

    But as always the grain of salt...
    Too good to be true - probably is.

    [This message has been edited by Lord Moeken (edited March 09, 2001).]
     
    Lord Moeken, Mar 9, 2001
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    5. Drug Dealing
     
    Septic Yogurt, Mar 9, 2001
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    [​IMG] Never thought of that one :rolleyes:
     
    Lord Moeken, Mar 9, 2001
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    Ahhhh...
    Love drugs!
     
    Shura, Mar 10, 2001
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    Septic Yogurt, Mar 10, 2001
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