[robyang!]

I'll send you the e-book, but uh...what's your e-mail?

[HotSizzles]

Hey Roby, I am also interested in this free ebook. Could you email it to me at

earelationships [at] yahoo.co.uk


Cheers mate

[claudio4333]

I gathered from his original post that was planning on growing the amount of money he had invested in stocks by 10% every two months. Not see a 10% gain every two months. but i could be wrong.

[thenewwallstreet]

I have a site dedicated to investors. No this isn't spam, (I don't even have ads on my site) I am just passionate about investing and enjoy sharing my knowledge with others. Check it out and see if anything here helps... The New Wall Street

[Jamie 456]

I would pick this book up. Graham: the intelligent investor. It is pretty technical read but gives you a good idea on how Graham and Buffet have done things for the past 60 + years. Their measure tof success is being consistent each year and this book will show you how they do it. In a nut shell, it says that some stocks are trading below their given market values. It is your job to go out and find these stocks and they will be available all the time, wars, famine, acts of god it doesn't matter. As long as the total amount of cash, assets and dividends outweighs the stock price you are doing good. Take a deeper look at this book, well worth the $30 bucks.

[joshw]

Read One Up on Wall Street by Peter Lynch. Unlike many of the books out there, this one contains investment theory that has been proven over time--through every different market cycle.

[jgarifuna]

I just visited thenewwallstreet site and it is very informative. I've been eating at chipotle for about a year now and did not know (until I read the info on the site) that they were owned by McDonalds. Their food is great. I just called my buddy that loves to take all his crew there to let him know that it went publich, but he is not picking up

Anyway, about 2 weeks ago I listened to the audio books of the Motley Fools:
- Investment Guide: The Motley Tool
- You Have More Power Thank You Think: The Motley Tool

They are loaded with information. I kind of been checking out their site, fool.com, but for some reason can't seen to signup to their forum.

Ocassionally I watch Cramer from the Mad Money program and track his recommendations on my MSN portfolio.

thenewwallstreet:
- where can I get more information about upcoming IPOs? I noticed your site was on the ball with chipotle and I would like to keep an eye on such new information.

to some of you that have entered the inverstment game:
- I'm curious to know how you guys pick your stocks. I read of 2 or more cases where the investments were not going very well, so I'm just wondering how you came about those stocks.

dear author:
congratulations on your new investment!

[mxer210]

i have a lot of the same comments, questions as jgarifuna.

The thenewwallstreet.com blog looks really good and I read through most of it, keep the material coming! Maybe write about ETF's since those seem to be big nowadays, and I would love to see you write more about future IPO's.

[iwearpro]

Guys I think it was Jim Cramer just the other night that made a comment that was more than true. After 9/11 investments in the stock market is over. What we have is a traders market,you get in,take proffits and get out and watch. I have played the market for some time now and found there is a tone of money to be made every day in the tradin game. I invest in small to micro cap stocks and stay away from large cap stocks,its simple math.
I had Netflix (NFLX) did ok with it but got wise and sold it to buy Gameznflix (GZFX)

for 2500 bucks you can get around 90 shares of NFLX and if the stock rose .15 cents yoy will gains around $13.25

for the same 2500 bucks you can get 250000 shares of GZFX and if the stock rose .15 cents you will have gains around $35,000!

Its simple math, and obviously you wont make that every day but that why I stick with the small caps.

[aron98831]

Hey
I have been in the stock market four about 8 years now, and I have never had a down year. I was wondering if any of you trade options, this is what I have been doing for the past 4 years. I mainly buy near money calls. Anyways I get wanted to know if anyone in here trades options at all our would be intrested in learning more about it.

[rocknjoe_junkie]

but robyang can you send me a copy of that e-book. email: lmwilliams743@gmail.com. Pretty please

[rocknjoe_junkie]

Originally Posted by HotSizzles

telsra. Man that company was a big disapointment.

I bought Fosters and Babcock so if you can please drink more booz to increase share prices