SuperStockmarket

[JesseJB]

All I can find in the way of denim on the stock market is True Religion which isnt doing too spectacularly and Urban Outfitters, which is tanking. I wanna get rich off raw selvedge denim popularity. Anyone have any knowledge on this? Like is Nudie sold on the Swedish stock markets? Lets make bank off the stank!

[poly800rock]

ha, taking it to the next level....what about the nikay(sic?) index, i'm sure samuari just skyrocketed today because of the superfuture news

[herpsky]

NIKKEI

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[englandmj7]

Just because a ton of dudes on Superfuture like selvage is in no way indicative of the fact that a selvage denim company would perform well at all...........save your money. It is a very small niche market and it will only ever grow marginally if at all. I suggest nanotechnology and petrochemicals.

[keri]

I suggest gold, donated to the we love keri foundation.

[poly800rock]

Just because a ton of dudes on Superfuture like selvage is in no way indicative of the fact that a selvage denim company would perform well at all...........save your money. It is a very small niche market and it will only ever grow marginally if at all. I suggest nanotechnology and petrochemicals.

i invested in transportation with one of the companies that have contracts with washington DC. b/c of the hurricanes last years, its doing very well

[JesseJB]

I invested in Four Seasons Hotels last week and am sitting pretty!

[shagnscoob]

i have a statistics project in which i have $10,000 to buy stocks from 5 different companies, and come november 29 i better have a lot of money or else.

any advice?

[JesseJB]

go on msn.com theres analyst ratings out of 10 for all stocks.

I just bought (in real life) Four Seasons, PF Changs, Applebees, Burlington Northern Railroad and Captaris. Theyre all rated pretty high. Go for those. Except PF Changs. I just lost my ass on that today.

[djrajio]

I would suggest you get rid of PF Changs and AppleBees. The specialty restaurant sector is getting the shit beat out of them recently. If you don't have a good 50,000 - 100,000 to invest in individual stock, I suggest you do a mutual fund or funds of funds. There is no way buying a few stocks from a few companies will keep you properly hedged for risk and well diversified. I personally invest in Friends Providence w/ a current ROI of 13%.

[xcoldricex]

what's the minimum amount to invest there rajio?

[djrajio]

The min is 500 dollars. But the plan I am in requires monthly investments. Another good fund I would recommend is The Man Group. They are known for algorithmic trading and have a track record of ROI of 17-23%. Minimum for their new funds is 5,000 and are locked funds; that is, there is a open period for investors to put in their funds, then its locked for 10-15 years. A new one is available for option/derivatives investments in Hong Kong/China, looks very promising. Promises a minimum return of 90% of your investment; basically if the fund tanks, you are guaranteed 90% of your investment back.

[lil brown brother]

i heard from a friend that with all these ipods and mp3 music players plus babyboomers hitting 60 its a good thing to invest in hearing aids.....sounds logical right?

[JesseJB]

^ Bootleg fish? Awesome!

Yeah Im not too keen on fund investing. Ive been into stocks for over a decade though. Id like to learn more about funds to get more diversified. I just graduated college so Id like to get into some good habits.