hbdragon88
haunted by blackness
Actually I heard that defense companies are good to invest in now - since 9/11, the government is spending more and signing more contracts with defense corporations, and they're getting boosted.
Stocks, anyone?
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Actually I heard that defense companies are good to invest in now - since 9/11, the government is spending more and signing more contracts with defense corporations, and they're getting boosted.
Ossric
Hedonistic Ruler
*gold mining companies
*invest in material Silver if you can storage a huge amount (this is actually the surest thing to make a lot of profit, but because silver doesn't weigh much, it's darn unpractable to invest in.)
*invest in material Silver if you can storage a huge amount (this is actually the surest thing to make a lot of profit, but because silver doesn't weigh much, it's darn unpractable to invest in.)
Not only do I have moral objections to defense stocks, but right now they are such an obvious buy that they have to be overinflated.
I would love to invest in gold and silver, since I think Bush is purposely deflating the dollar to keep competitive with Chinese currency, but I really have no idea how to start, and would like to have actual ingots or coins, and not just a paper representation.
I got my proxy papers for AMD today
I think Ruiz deserves re-election.
I am still kicking myself for not buying SCO a year ago.
I knew their claims about owning Linux were full of hot air and just used to pump the stock price up, so I should have seen the massive appreciation of the stock (it's gone from somewhere around $0.5 to $20+) coming. Add to that a bit too much carefulness and an ideological dislike for what the company is doing, and I chose to pass.
Hindsight is always 20/20...
I knew their claims about owning Linux were full of hot air and just used to pump the stock price up, so I should have seen the massive appreciation of the stock (it's gone from somewhere around $0.5 to $20+) coming. Add to that a bit too much carefulness and an ideological dislike for what the company is doing, and I chose to pass.
Hindsight is always 20/20...
