Stock Market Tips
Best Stock market tips.
Stock market tips.
Today we're going to be talking about stock market tips,
this is when you receive either verbally or in writing some
advice on a particular company stock as whether you should
buy their stock or not. Most stock market tips are given by
a well meaning friends or family And other associates who
obviously want to do your favor and help you to make some
money so they give you a tip on a hot stock that will surely
rockets of the heavens and make you a ton of money. A recent
example of a very good stocks tip, that did indeed rocket to
the heavens and has made a ton of money is Google, the
Internet search engine.
Some famous tips that plunged the depths of bankruptcy include
MCI WorldCom and Enron, these would be examples of very bad tips.
The best thing to do with tips is to ignore them on when you get
a tip do your own research and find out about the company on a
fundamental and technical charting level. A recent phenomenon
Known as pump and dump has exploited the fact that people love
stock market tips, so they send thousand of emails recommending
a certain company stock which they currently hold usually under
50¢, once the price has reached a couple of dollars they then
unload their thousands of stocks on the unsuspecting public and
make thousands of dollars. E-mail and mass communications through
groups and the Internet have made this possible. I gain the only
way to avoid Being the one left holding the baby is to do your own
research into a company and you want to be looking for a company
that is making excess cash which it can use to either the gave a
good dividend to shareholders or buy back its own stock.
Obviously is very nice when someone recommends a stock and it does
well over the next eighteen months, if you have a friend who works
with him the stock market industry and they of consistently give a
new recommendations on a hot stocks that over the next eighteen
months have doubled or tripled in price, then it's a good chance
that your onto a winner and as long as you have a good stock lost
policy in place by selling any stock that loses around 7% of its
value so that you protect your equity, then you wont go far wrong.
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