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Cosmo

 posted on 18th Aug 09 at 13:47

Its not always about companies making money that will make you money in share dealing.

BP for instance is making huge profits, but its 52week share history ranges from 370-566p per share.


Twiggy

 posted on 18th Aug 09 at 13:40

Invest in oil companys!

They are always making moolaaaaaaaa :)


John_C

 posted on 18th Aug 09 at 13:33

Buy growth stocks with low debt - reinvest all dividends

EG:
Tesco
BG Group
BAE


MarkM

 posted on 18th Aug 09 at 13:03

Buy low sell high ftw tbf.


willay

 posted on 18th Aug 09 at 12:53

what cosmo said


Cosmo

 posted on 18th Aug 09 at 12:04

quote:
Originally posted by Marc
Would you recommend he invested in the bridal sector?


Only if it was our business, as we're screwing everyone else :cool:


Marc

 posted on 18th Aug 09 at 11:44

Would you recommend he invested in the bridal sector?


Cosmo

 posted on 18th Aug 09 at 11:32

A general understanding of the economic climate is always handy (Im certain you have this), keeping on top of future events and understanding how these will effect the market is also another.

IMO pick a market segment you understand, research into it, research into what effects it, then keep an eye of possible future changes that may happen (Govt. policies are the main, but other economic factors too) - and then place your bets!


Cosmo

 posted on 18th Aug 09 at 11:30

quote:
Originally posted by Marc
Past performance of company. If the shares are at a low point are they likely to rise back up etc.


Or the company could go bust...


Marc

 posted on 18th Aug 09 at 11:24

Past performance of company. If the shares are at a low point are they likely to rise back up etc.


James

 posted on 18th Aug 09 at 11:23

Just in the process of opening a brokerage account with work.

I'm planning on buying a large amount of shares in the company I work for, but I wouldn't mind buying some other shares too.

Those of you that buy shares, what do you use to base your investment decisions on?