Stocks ideas - what are you buying?

Lust4xxxLife's Avatar
Apple is still a good bet. This is a new product year and Apple has enough momentum for huge sales even if it releases a bunch of dogs (which it won't).
JohnnyTran's Avatar
I'm glad I was able to take advantage of Netflix and Tesla last year.
Iaintliein's Avatar
The only stocks I'd buy today would be collapsible, or thumbhole, or Monte Carlo.
Sitting on cash until probably mid-Feb when I see a market/sector direction. With last years run-up ther will be a correction. I fear that we will see 13,000 again before 20,000. I personally favor mutual funds (sector specific) versus trying to pick the hot stocks.
Cheetos. But only the crunchy kind.
meatwad's Avatar
OG&E just split pays better than cd rate div had reached 70 before split about 33.80 now.
Charlie Brown's Avatar
http://www.fool.com/investing/genera...x#.UsyKznHnZtQ

Look at what this stock has done long term then think about what has the potential to happen!

Next, read up on what's called Near Field Communications and see what the huff is all about.

I think finding the right " weed " stock is a good bet as well - too many wanna be's in there to tell on your own ! There are going to be a lot of big profits in the short term but man, you gotta be smart here!
General Feuerbacher's Avatar
Phildo, You are wrong,wrong,wrong. Baked Cheetos are the only way to go.
cookie man's Avatar
I'm with Oleguy. I sold my GM and bought Ford ( F ). GM may do fine but F has a lot to offer at 15 and change. We are in a Bull market that most analyst say will hit 18K, then ???
TexTushHog's Avatar
Most folks should buy mutual funds. If you're worried about a correction in the near future, dollar cost average. Picking stocks is silly for small investors.
Well fella; it's bull market, everyone should make money as long as you are in the market. The day Chung Tran pulls his cash out to buy stocks, the party may be over... I am just kidding you bro.

I hate mutual funds. I would rather blew my money myself than have these fund managers do. The mutual funds era has long gone. Nowadays ETFs can do the same tricks much cheaper.
Phildo, You are wrong,wrong,wrong. Baked Cheetos are the only way to go. Originally Posted by General Feuerbacher
Dammit. Being old you lose sight of what the healthy lifestyle trendies really want. Baked it is. Speaking of baked, somebody oughta fund a Colorado/Washington/California weedhouse franchise as suggested earlier. Like an upscale Vape emporium...onsite testing supplies...weeeeee doggies!
b2pop's Avatar
  • b2pop
  • 01-08-2014, 03:38 PM
I know everyone has an opinion but real estate stocks are doing well. Home builders etc. WHR an appliance co is up also people néed to replace there old stuff and new homes need appliances. That is one sector that will do well this year.
Chung Tran's Avatar
[QUOTE=bluerock;1054807570] The day Chung Tran pulls his cash out to buy stocks, the party may be over... I am just kidding you bro.

/QUOTE]

Ha! you kid, but there's a lot of truth in that statement.. when the most pessimistic folks finally "give in" to a Bull Market, and come off the sidelines as buyers?

that's usually a good sign that the buying is over... there's nobody left to buy stocks when others want to sell..
dallasfan's Avatar
airline or car maker stocks are stocks to stay clear of for long term investments.
Most likely to be bankrupted...too many unions, people in the cookie jar.