Stock O' the Day

[toddsclowns]

Seeing as I'm quite terrible at picking sports winners...I got into the next best thing, investing. Pretty similar to betting when it comes to fixing, flopping, etc. Anyhow, been at it for close to 7 years now and always interested in any gems one may have. I usually focus on 1-3 stocks for a given day and if the set up is right, will buy in between 9:30-10:30am EST, and will usually hold for anywhere from 1 day to 1 month. For what it's worth, my 2 for tomorrow are:

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WILN

Cheers!

[Dirty Sanchez]

[JMon]

Seeing as I'm quite terrible at picking sports winners...I got into the next best thing, investing. Pretty similar to betting when it comes to fixing, flopping, etc. Anyhow, been at it for close to 7 years now and always interested in any gems one may have. I usually focus on 1-3 stocks for a given day and if the set up is right, will buy in between 9:30-10:30am EST, and will usually hold for anywhere from 1 day to 1 month. For what it's worth, my 2 for tomorrow are:

DSCI
WILN

Cheers!

Why in the flying penetrate would you wait over two fukking years to post something like this in PT?

[jjgold]

[toddsclowns]

Great question - well I'm out of investors, so my Ponzi sheme is about to dry up. Praying that my remaining clients will accept BetPoints as payment

[KVB]

Jmon not messing around tonight.

[Biff41]

Just bought a mutual fund the other day. I am not a big money guy by any means but when I see the market dropping I move some saving into stock or mutuals. I'll listen to guys like Kramer to try to get a feel for why the market is dropping.

[SharpAngles]

According to this study cited by Seeking Alpha, institutional traders routinely fade Jim Cramer’s recommendations. In fact, they found that the short interest in Cramer’s picks tended to spike on his recommendations. Their conclusion:
“Taken together, our results suggest that the aggregate losers in our event study are the Mad Money viewers who decide to buy the recommended securities when the markets open the following day, and that the winners are the market makers and arbitraguers [sic] who sell the overpriced recommended stocks on day 1, as well as the traders who sell the recommended stocks on days 2 through 12. “

http://www.algodude.com/fading-cramer/

[Seaweed]

Wow

[Biff41]

According to this study cited by Seeking Alpha, institutional traders routinely fade Jim Cramer’s recommendations. In fact, they found that the short interest in Cramer’s picks tended to spike on his recommendations. Their conclusion:
“Taken together, our results suggest that the aggregate losers in our event study are the Mad Money viewers who decide to buy the recommended securities when the markets open the following day, and that the winners are the market makers and arbitraguers [sic] who sell the overpriced recommended stocks on day 1, as well as the traders who sell the recommended stocks on days 2 through 12. “

http://www.algodude.com/fading-cramer/

Agree with this. I won't buy just because of Kramer. I watch business news and try to get a consensus of when the market is depressed and underpriced.

[trobin31]

I prefer investing in something a little more predictable, like Dwight Howard # made free throws game props. Less volatile