[Romane]

Thank you for your contribution Lorenzen. Anybody have the answer to this. How much above $1,000 should I sell a share "Unit" for? Email for details. (Business Major at Baruch University)

[RLorenzen]

I just told you. There is no "answer". This is a number that needs to be derived from an analysis of your company's financial statements.

And a business major will not make a difference in determining the value of your company.

[mkswanson]

Originally Posted by young_entrepreneur

Hello! Im new to this site. I want to start investing in stocks and the such, but i have no idea what to do first.

I am very savvy with this business lingo. Its kinda confusing. but id really like to start learning about this stuff in order to gain experience and hopefully great profit!


any advice for this novice??

Good luck with the stock market!

[pboychuk]

Originally Posted by Romane

Anybody have the answer to this. How much above $1,000 should I sell a share "Unit" for?

Why don't you hijack another thread, this is quite annoying.

[pboychuk]

Originally Posted by Bill Moran

Hi to both of you

Firstly - what do you know about Stocks and Shares?????

Secondly have you read Robert Kyosoki's books????

Have you developed a Ghost Portfolio????

This is what you would have bought and then track them, if you keep losing money you need to change you and your knowledge level.

Want to know more? If so .contact me.

Bill Moran

I will look into the robery kyosoki books, as I assume reading books is the best way to learn about investing. I have a mock portfolio, but i really don't know enough about investing to find it beneficial. Funny story, I purchased the max allotment of google for my mock portfolio the day before it rose like 70 dollars, of course I had no idea this would happen, but that was probably the best luck I can expect to have in my life

[Romane]

Thanks for all the emails guys. We currently have our hands full with potential investors. Thanks again to this forum.