Originally posted by: ahurtt
You aren't rich until you actually sell it. Until then you're only rich on paper.
Originally posted by: Phokus
I bet it quadruples in value after he sells it.
Originally posted by: dainthomas
People who have a large portion of their portfolio in one company are noobs.
why sure its more risky but potential for higher than average gains id imagineeOriginally posted by: dainthomas
People who have a large portion of their portfolio in one company are noobs.
Originally posted by: Savij
Originally posted by: dainthomas
People who have a large portion of their portfolio in one company are noobs.
Bill Gates: Ultranoob
Originally posted by: mugs
Originally posted by: Phokus
I bet it quadruples in value after he sells it.
This year, I invested in pumpkins. They've been going up the whole month of October and I got a feeling they're going to peak right around January. Then, bang! That's when I'll cash in.
Originally posted by: QuaziK
why sure its more risky but potential for higher than average gains id imagineeOriginally posted by: dainthomas
People who have a large portion of their portfolio in one company are noobs.
I love when people who are losing in the stock market claim they're not losing anything until they sell. Stocks = gambling, not investing. Stop trying to make yourself feel better about it.Originally posted by: ahurtt
You aren't rich until you actually sell it. Until then you're only rich on paper.
Originally posted by: dainthomas
Originally posted by: QuaziK
why sure its more risky but potential for higher than average gains id imagineeOriginally posted by: dainthomas
People who have a large portion of their portfolio in one company are noobs.
I work with people who lost hundreds of thousands in Enron stock (for many their whole retirement). You can go from megabucks to birdcage liner in a heartbeat.
Diversity is the only way to go.