have you seen what Lucent has been doing the past 2 weeks??? holy shit!
you all should have bought fcel and hibb when i told you to
I will be on the floor of the exchange in about an hour.
make sure to buy frozen concentrated orange juice, don't sell.
some guy named billy rae just gave me the inside edge
my when question was to arpi as to when exactly did he tell us to buy FCEL and HIBB
Guidant is up about $3 since I told Arpi to buy it.
Velociti Wrote:make sure to buy frozen concentrated orange juice, don't sell.
some guy named billy rae just gave me the inside edge
Wrong market dumb ass, that's commodities.
galt, any comments on lucent? what do you think the target is?
Galt Wrote:Guidant is up about $3 since I told Arpi to buy it.
your tips are older than me
I think a lot of people went belly up on that one, randolph
I know nothing about the markets, I did study commodities a few years ago and made some sweet coin on that but stocks just scare me. Even before I got into commodities I traded for a while with play money and saw how I did before I actually invested any real dough.
Now I just deal with supermarkets.
i have given 5 tips to this board and they have all been money makers. i will now give 2 more tips. invest a little or alot, you will make money over the next 2 years. harley davidson and rpm inc.
If I become homeless will you take me in?
yes. i have a spare bedroom
rpm, the chemical company?
or you could buy and develop property.
Arpikarhu Wrote:yes. i have a spare bedroom
a modship for a bedroom?
Bah on Harley Davidson. Shitty dividend. Barely trading at a discount to the S&P. It's not like they're going to be some big growth company, and if it's because they are cheap compared to their valuation, other companies are better (like CFC -- trading at 6 fucking times '05 earnings.)
I don't know much about Lucent. What I do know is that Cisco is better, and in '05 when companies have expense options, Lucent's Earnings goes from about $600 million to a loss of $2.5 billion. This SHOULD be already built into the stock, since the numbers are out there, but you never know.