UpDown Group - Goldroom Investment Club

Beer me!

Mon, 28 Sep 2009 05:38:05 EDT

I've just started on this site, and I'd like to find a good beer to buy into before the hockey season starts and the real beer season goes into effect. I'm watching BUD and TAP right now. BUD looks like it's going to continue falling, and TAP looks pretty expensive right now to yield big returns. My question is, what would be a good price to buy BUD, or do you think it's going to make a swift recovery, and what are some other good beer stocks to buy into, on the cheaper end of the spectrum.

Please Help, just a new guy here.....

Sun, 16 Aug 2009 22:33:52 EDT

By paolo0911

How could I look for peny stock companies?

Why S&P 500 is Running into Headwinds

Fri, 14 Aug 2009 21:40:40 EDT

By shsiong

I believe the recent consolidation of S&P 500 is due to the index hitting resistance at 1014 from Fibonacci 38% retracement level. I've got the charts here: http://bit.ly/3oKtQy Any thoughts?

hey am new

Mon, 20 Jul 2009 18:16:12 EDT

By ringmasta

hey all am a soldier in iraq at the moment so i had extra money and time and needed something to keep my mind busy so i started to invest like 2 weeks ago about the same time i jump on here so far am in the green on both mostly do to (wu) @16.22 in real life and (bby) on this little site don't quite remember what price i got in at but i would like to learn how to do my own math to he the p/e and things like that form the 10k don't want to put to much trust in yahoo to give me the right numbers all the time well thanks for reading advice would be appreciated or criticism for that matter

RE: Help

Wed, 15 Jul 2009 19:39:09 EDT

By Wizardi

Hey Brittany, I've been investing for years and it takes a lot of learning and perseverance. You have the right idea. Buy low sell high, but to keep it simple, take some advice from the master's like Warren Buffet who says don't buy anything you wouldn't buy in real life or don't know anything about. Stick with the names you know like Wal-mart or McDonalds. If everyone is selling and you still like the business, consider a bargain sale and start buying a little at a time and add to your position on pull backs, getting paid dividends to wait. When everyone is buying and driving up the price higher than ever before in a very short time... SELL before all the buyers are gone. It gets more complex, but in the word's of Donald Trump, "Never give up."

Add

Sat, 27 Jun 2009 17:42:44 EDT

By magicdevon

We should add Regal Entertainment company (RGC) to our portfolio

RE: Newbie here!

Sat, 27 Jun 2009 17:39:20 EDT

By magicdevon

Buy things that make money like entertainment,webs ect.Do research.See how the stocks been doing in the past 3 months or so.THINK

Nice

Sat, 27 Jun 2009 17:35:26 EDT

By magicdevon

Hello, Im new to this group and i'd like to say T.E.A.M TOGETHER EVERYONE ACHIEVES MORE would be a good moto. Cheers

RE: Help

Sat, 13 Jun 2009 22:48:35 EDT

By Innova

Hey don't sweat I'm HS student & noob myself. A quick way to understand the world of business & finance is watching financial channels like CNBC; although I prefer Bloomberg because it shows you performance of the global market while you need CNBC world to have a clue. Read newspapers like the wall street journal & barron. You can also read magazines to get a peek of the week or month ahead or review like Forbes, Havard business review, & etc.. Then we have books on investing, management & etc.. Hey there's also the internet which can provide more info than mere tv or book. I hope that can help and good luck on your financial journey.

New kid on the block

Wed, 27 May 2009 18:30:47 EDT

By Innova

Hello fellow members! I'm am also new here! I joined the site Sunday, joined Going Global Monday, & your group yesterday. I want to practice & learn as much as possible so eventually I can invest RT through technical methods, basic materials, & etc.. Although I am only HS junior I already planned to double major in international business (focus on Japan) & finance or math when I get to college. I also want to own my own business venture and have a exciting goal of reaching $1 m before 30! I hope to learn from your experiences & eventually become great friends.