Where to invest??

81

davidtrios wrote:

i just opened an account with ameritrade and im thinking about buying 3500 shares in mjna...what do you think?

http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/bo ... d_id=15240

i think you'd be better off buying $500 worth of pot and smoking up.

i can't even get financial info on it via yahoo or scottrade or nasdaq.com

just for fun i'll check out there website after the bulls game.

DS1119

davidtrios wrote:

i just opened an account with ameritrade and im thinking about buying 3500 shares in mjna...what do you think?

http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/bo ... d_id=15240

You were in Vegas two weeks ago. Shit like this you have better chance there of making money than with stuff like this.

81

81 wrote:

davidtrios wrote:

i just opened an account with ameritrade and im thinking about buying 3500 shares in mjna...what do you think?

http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/bo ... d_id=15240

i think you'd be better off buying $500 worth of pot and smoking up.

i can't even get financial info on it via yahoo or scottrade or nasdaq.com

just for fun i'll check out there website after the bulls game.

i'd like to reiterate my buy pot instead of of this company rating.

finally found some data on their website. the fact sheet was a complete joke. if i get bored, i might read their annual report....but imo, it's never a good thing when the financials are on the last page of the report.

depost a few more dollars and go buy yourself some GE

davidtrios

thanks 81...i guess ill hold off...any hot tips for the 500 bucks thats sitting in there?

Mamasan23

davidtrios wrote:

thanks 81...i guess ill hold off...any hot tips for the 500 bucks thats sitting in there?

Go to Rivers casino. Throw it on black at the Roulette table :wave:

81

davidtrios wrote:

thanks 81...i guess ill hold off...any hot tips for the 500 bucks thats sitting in there?

GE

and deposit more.

at $10 per trade, you need a 4% increase just to break even.

davidtrios

81 wrote:

davidtrios wrote:

thanks 81...i guess ill hold off...any hot tips for the 500 bucks thats sitting in there?

GE

and deposit more.

at $10 per trade, you need a 4% increase just to break even.

how much more?

81

Mamasan23 wrote:

davidtrios wrote:

thanks 81...i guess ill hold off...any hot tips for the 500 bucks thats sitting in there?

Go to Rivers casino. Throw it on black at the Roulette table :wave:

you are doing it all wrong


you put the table minimum on a color....

if you win, you repeat, if you lose, you double your bet.

wash, rinse and repeat until you win....

then go back to the table minimum...

you can't lose with this method.

DS1119

81 wrote:

you are doing it all wrong


you put the table minimum on a color....

if you win, you repeat, if you lose, you double your bet.

wash, rinse and repeat until you win....

then go back to the table minimum...

you can't lose with this method.

Bullshit.

81

davidtrios wrote:

81 wrote:

davidtrios wrote:

thanks 81...i guess ill hold off...any hot tips for the 500 bucks thats sitting in there?

GE

and deposit more.

at $10 per trade, you need a 4% increase just to break even.

how much more?

5 grand minimum.

i don't know your finances...but honestly 500 is chump change in the market. that said, i think i started with $500 way way way back when

81

DS1119 wrote:

81 wrote:

you are doing it all wrong


you put the table minimum on a color....

if you win, you repeat, if you lose, you double your bet.

wash, rinse and repeat until you win....

then go back to the table minimum...

you can't lose with this method.

Bullshit.

in theory it works. problem is, even if you start at $5, the 10th wager has to be $2,560 putting your total wagers at $5,115. if you win that 10th spin, you net $5

DS1119

81 wrote:

DS1119 wrote:

81 wrote:

you are doing it all wrong


you put the table minimum on a color....

if you win, you repeat, if you lose, you double your bet.

wash, rinse and repeat until you win....

then go back to the table minimum...

you can't lose with this method.

Bullshit.

in theory it works. problem is, even if you start at $5, the 10th wager has to be $2,560 putting your total wagers at $5,115. if you win that 10th spin, you net

They have these two little green squares that...ah nevermind.

MayDay10

Short term trading usually a terrible idea.

You arent going to beat the market unless you get very lucky. You also have to beat the fees from whichever service is executing the account.

The only time I bought short-term is in 2008 when we bottomed out (GE, BoA, Citi, Fortune Brands, BP, Tim Hortons, Walmart, McDonalds). Basically doubled up and sold off last year.

Youre best off (especially if you arent learned) gobbling up mutual funds for the long-term. 401Ks and IRAs are great for the tax benefits. Let others manage the investments who know what they are doing. Theoretically, you will be gaining on average as to what the market gains year-to year.


If you want to 'gamble', I would suggest paper trading for awhile first, learn the ropes and hope to get a read on things.

Also be aware of a lot of sketchy "information" and "advice" out there

81

MayDay10 wrote:

Short term trading usually a terrible idea.

You arent going to beat the market unless you get very lucky. You also have to beat the fees from whichever service is executing the account.

The only time I bought short-term is in 2008 when we bottomed out (GE, BoA, Citi, Fortune Brands, BP, Tim Hortons, Walmart, McDonalds). Basically doubled up and sold off last year.

Youre best off (especially if you arent learned) gobbling up mutual funds for the long-term. 401Ks and IRAs are great for the tax benefits. Let others manage the investments who know what they are doing. Theoretically, you will be gaining on average as to what the market gains year-to year.


If you want to 'gamble', I would suggest paper trading for awhile first, learn the ropes and hope to get a read on things.

Also be aware of a lot of sketchy "information" and "advice" out there

i agree with a lot of this, but i still enjoy it.

i'm a buy and holder

81

DS1119 wrote:

They have these two little green squares that...ah nevermind.

yeah...they decrease your odds.....but in theory....a black or red is going to come up sooner or later.

there was actually a family that would go to casiono's and record the number on every spin on a single table...and then input the data and look for table patterns. they have been banned from mutliple casino's.

i've always wanted to try this.....

DS1119

81 wrote:

DS1119 wrote:

They have these two little green squares that...ah nevermind.

yeah...they decrease your odds.....but in theory....a black or red is going to come up sooner or later.

there was actually a family that would go to casiono's and record the number on every spin on a single table...and then input the data and look for table patterns. they have been banned from mutliple casino's.

i've always wanted to try this.....

Table patterns. The next time you want to play roulette can I play the house?

81

DS1119 wrote:

81 wrote:

DS1119 wrote:

They have these two little green squares that...ah nevermind.

yeah...they decrease your odds.....but in theory....a black or red is going to come up sooner or later.

there was actually a family that would go to casiono's and record the number on every spin on a single table...and then input the data and look for table patterns. they have been banned from mutliple casino's.

i've always wanted to try this.....

Table patterns. The next time you want to play roulette can I play the house?

Garcia-Pelayo

look it up.

DS1119

81 wrote:

Table patterns. The next time you want to play roulette can I play the house?

Garcia-Pelayo

look it up.[/quote]


He analyzed supposed "imperfections" in roulette wheels. That's feasible. He didn't devise a formula "to beat" the game such as counting cards in BJ. This is no different than the computer programmer that developed the random number generators for keno and slot machines (I think his name was ROn Curtis)and knew it's totally impossible for a computer to actually produce random numbers and was convicted for theft. Someone may be able to develop a system to beat the way a game is delivered, but roulette with a perfect wheel, perfect balls, etc (which I'm sure all of the major casinos monitor that quite well) is unbeatable over the long haul.

81

:fp:

in a perfect world, we wouldn't need landminds

davidtrios

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