When you need to know what stocks to sell short...look no further. Best information on Stocks, Bonds and other Investments and how to profit in a down market
Sunday, November 16, 2008
LSE DROPS BUYBACK
LATE SUNDAY
November 16
Keep an eye on the FTSE as the LSE has announced it will not complete a stock buy back program. This basically constitutes a no-confidence vote in the market.
Here you will find the most information available on Stock Market Shorts and Short Trading Stocks. This site will concentrate on how you can profit in a down market. How you can profit as the market goes down. The site will focus on Short Selling ideas and how to use other investments to make money as the market goes down.
Please remember this in not intended as advice for your individual situation. Please consult your own financial advisor. This site's purpose is to create a forum where ideas are freely exchanged so we can all profit from our mutual knowledge and insights.
Good Luck!
Todd
BUY COOL STUFF... with all those trading bucks
NOT BUY AND HOLD... SHORT AND BOLD
YOU HAVE FOUND IT. The HOLY GRAIL of Investing and Speculation. Here you will get unadulterized, unpaid, and unsolicited advice. This is how it works. I will provide my best guess on speculations of the day, week or other relevent period. I think you benefit from my insight and we will include information from other sites and sources that will help you trade better.
So, we will be looking for opportunities for you to make a lot of money using the short side of the market. That is making money on STOCKS GOING DOWN. Keep in mind--you make money by buying a stock at 10 and selling it at 20---BUT IT DOESNT MATTER WHAT ORDER YOU DO IT IN. So, I will attempt to provide you the best information on this site as I see it. So whether its a short position or a long you seek---I will attempt to pass on my best ideas here. I hope you will repond back with your best ideas and we all will have a useful forum.
These are a few of the current resources that are worth checking out. I will add more in the future. As always, I also recommend http://google.com/finance for quick info on stocks and "decent" charts and chats.
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