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Interesting reading this thread from end to end. Ford never hit $20. Not even close. BAC is still struggling, but now that all the mortgage crap and government fines seem to be behind them they are moving forward and trending up.
3D printing companies, the big ones have been on the up tick. I think there are a couple out there that are floundering but have good ideas that could be scooped up. One of them is ONVO.
Mircosoft was around $28 when this thread started, closed at $47 on 1/2/15.
Disney is strong, should continue to trend up.
Is Apple still a good buy?? I dunno......I'm tech heavy and if Mircosoft is still strong and climbing in theory so should apple, They still have 73% of the market, but nothing ground breaking on the horizon. The watch does nothing for me or anyone else that I know. No way I'm trading my Rolex or Cartier for an apple watch. It's just not happening, I don't think Apple ever get's close to it's all time highs again but will still be a solid stock with steady dividends.
The good thing about tech is that there is more than enough to around for everyone to make some money.
I bought OVASCIENCE stock and made almost 1k in the last two weeks. I probably will hang around awhile before selling it and make another purchase on other stocks. I am no day trader by any means but a lot of stocks are really ideal for "day trading". But ain't nobody got time for that right? I second "The Thomas J". Right on point there for the stocks. I am a little skeptical with apple, although they always have high sale volumes on their releases. The only good bet right now for them is the iPhone and iPad (which this one dying down too). I am more incline to invest in pharmaceutical stocks rather than tech for now.
I like small, biotech companies, especially those in the oncology market.
I bought 2 of these 4 today (about 1,000 shares each) but I won't say which two so I can't be accused of pump/dump.
These are high risk/high reward types of plays, so don't be putting your house downpayment or kids college tuition on these (but, if you find the next Biogen, you'll be paying for that house in cash......)
CLDX
I put about half that on GILD a couple weeks ago when it dipped down to 88.
Like others have said I still like DIS even at these levels. Funny reading this I got into several of these companies right around the time this thread was started.
I like UA for the growth potential. UA is much bigger among the younger generation than Nike is. I see this company continuing to boom. I think it could easily have over 2 dollars in earnings per share by the end of fiscal 2015.
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