Do you own stocks? If so, which ones? **POLL**

[n0cmonkey]

I've got plenty of socks. I had a nightmare the other day in which I could not put my socks on correctly, but I'm hoping that was an isolated event.

 

[brtspears2]

I'm in the all my eggs in one basket position with 100 shares of Boeing.

 

[MisterYu]

I currently hold AMD INTC SIRI RITT

I recently sold my shares of MSFT and RTN

 

[slycat]

lol...Shire Pharmaceuticals Group PLC (SHPGY)

they run by hobbits or what?

 

[slydecix]

16 shares of SBUX at 38.55

 

[Blain]

Originally posted by: slycat
lol...Shire Pharmaceuticals Group PLC (SHPGY)

they run by hobbits or what?

I don't care if it's run by hobbits or not... it's made me money! :laugh:

 

[Hyudra]

cmkx, gemm restricted, usca restricted, and LU APR 5 call options.

 

[toant103]

i bought Lucent when it was $.66. Now it's like $3.xx. But i sold when it hit $.99 hahahha

i lost a lot of money with CIEN, bought it at $6.xx, now it's $2.xx

AMD is doing well for me, bought it at $14.xx.

I also trade the FOREX. Dollar is really weak compare to the GBP and EUR. The GBP went crazy today, 250 pip movement yesterday.

 

[OFFascist]

AMD and LMT (Lockheed Martin), both have been doing really well lately, but I bought these stocks about 4 years ago.

 

[jadinolf]

Originally posted by: Tiles2Tech
My money is in oil. Keep buying those SUVs, folks. Thank you.

You're welcome.

 

[lobadobadingdong]

Originally posted by: LeadFrog

Originally posted by: Kenazo
I own 3100 shares of Mad Catz, a video game controller maker.

All Mad Catz items are pure junk. WAY TO SUPPORT THEM!

actually I love thier xbox wireless controllers.

 

[Taggart]

EBAY, MO, NOK, PFE, MSFT, NOK, MRK, VFINX, HD

 

[GTaudiophile]

I own individual stocks, mutual funds, and bond funds. Those have been either stagnant or steadily growing this year. Most of my growth this year has come from my metals: gold, platinum, and silver.

 

[acemcmac]

Originally posted by: dionx

Originally posted by: z0mb13
Diversification is key people!!

people like buying individual stocks to actively support companies they like and believe in. it gives ppl a better sense of ownership rather than mutual funds, EFTs, or similar

even though i own individual stocks, a majority of my investments is through diverse otions such as mutual funds and what not

quite possibly the dumbest investment strategy EVER

 

[Rapidskies]

I'm currently invested in HELE. They are a pretty solid company with low debt, good growth, and currently have a P/E of 12ish. They also tend to spike in January so I'm hoping this Jan is no different.

 

[T2T III]

Originally posted by: Evadman
AMD, Sears, Kmart (SearsMart?) Lowes, Amazon & Google

What? No shares of Home Depot?

 

[Kenazo]

Originally posted by: lobadobadingdong

Originally posted by: LeadFrog

Originally posted by: Kenazo
I own 3100 shares of Mad Catz, a video game controller maker.

All Mad Catz items are pure junk. WAY TO SUPPORT THEM!

actually I love thier xbox wireless controllers.

I own two of their GC controllers. not the highest quality, but the price also reflected that.

And really, I'm in it for making money, not quality control.

 

[KarenMarie]

I bought stocks in O'Charley's in 1996 when I was a kitchen manager for them. I bought at $11.00 and they are like $18.00 now.

I bought stocks in Aquila when they were tanked, cause the owners of the company are friends/cleints of ours. They went from $35.00 to $4.00 which i where I bought. They dipped to $3.50 now, but i am confident that they will go up. I know the company's stradegy for the future and if I hang tight, I think it will be ok.

 

[amdskip]

I have over 100 shares of walmart. Doesn't cost me anything to buy the stock as I just buy it through them.

 

[dionx]

Originally posted by: acemcmac

Originally posted by: dionx

Originally posted by: z0mb13
Diversification is key people!!

people like buying individual stocks to actively support companies they like and believe in. it gives ppl a better sense of ownership rather than mutual funds, EFTs, or similar

even though i own individual stocks, a majority of my investments is through diverse otions such as mutual funds and what not

quite possibly the dumbest investment strategy EVER

what are you talking about?