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I just can't buy the stock because I see them as a mass surveillance tool and don't want to be part of that.
I just can't buy the stock because I see them as a mass surveillance tool and don't want to be part of that.
But we are being surveilled now and will be for ever moving forward. Don't even worry about FB.
ARLP 5 year chart:
I just can't buy the stock because I see them as a mass surveillance tool and don't want to be part of that.
Why not a mutual fund?
I'm looking at F. Obviously not in your range for market cap, but it's yield is great and they're on solid footing with their assets. Retooling for crossovers and SUVs is crappy IMHO, but it's a nimble response to changing market demands so I really can't fault them.
Worth a look, at the very least?
I'm looking for a new place to put that money.
Patrick saysI'm looking for a new place to put that money.
What about sector based ETF's. They buy and sell like individual stocks, but you're actually buying a basket of stocks, so your exposure isn't as bad.
Pick a sector that you feel has growth potential, both in good times and bad.
Extremely annoying, especially since the ETF did not perform all that well after that. Never bought one since.
Of course the ETF also fell by 10% to compensate.
WookieMan saysBut we are being surveilled now and will be for ever moving forward. Don't even worry about FB.
You have no idea what data and information FB is vacuuming up, do you?
Did anyone here take my MASI stock pick from years ago, I am sure some of you are chart people ;-)
If you're not on FB, why would you worry about it?
I know I don't because they don't have anything on me, don't have an account.
And if you're on FB and more concerned about their data collection versus our government, you just don't understand.
I'm not on FB, so it's not an issue for me.
You're one of the FEW people who aren't. The majority of the other clueless people in the country are.
The majority of people on FB have no idea what's being collected by them, and based on your post, you don't either.
Did anyone here take my MASI stock pick from years ago, I am sure some of you are chart people ;-)
Thanks, that sounds like a solid tip, especially since I am convinced that batteries will play a much larger role in our lives in the future.
Thanks, that sounds like a solid tip, especially since I am convinced that batteries will play a much larger role in our lives in the future.
Extremely annoying, especially since the ETF did not perform all that well after that. Never bought one since.
relatively small market capitalization, like under $1B, preferably under $500M, to give room for growth
At these prices, I am not sure that I would be buying anything. Maybe AT&T for the dividend, even though I hate the company.
Anything below $1B is a small potatoes firm trying to make it big and thus, you'll have to forgo the steady dividend check for the cap gains yield.
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I'm too old to take massive risks with money, but a little risk is OK. My ideal stock would have these features:
* has earnings
* p/e below the annual percentage growth rate (so a p/e of 40 is ok if the company earnings are growing >40% per year)
* pays a dividend (not required, but a good sign of stability and respect for the investors)
* makes something I can understand easily, preferably something I know and use myself
* relatively small market capitalization, like under $1B, preferably under $500M, to give room for growth
* some kind of edge over the competition
All suggestions appreciated. Weed stocks could be a good bet if I can find one that looks like it has really solid growing earnings.