Calling all stock market gurus, we need your help! As the stock market falls deeper into the bowels of hell more and more investors have questions on the stock forum that need answers.
Any help answering some of these questions in the stock questions area would be most appreciated.
Here is a list of recent questions that do not yet have answers:
- jovial66 asks three questions about Technical Analysis
- shawnf needs help trying to sell his McDonalds stock
- ranks asks about investing in Fannie and Freddie
- apprentice88 asks about derivatives, futures and options
- flashrz seeks an answer to some commission trivia
- laxcat3 seeks advice on the gov and oil companies
- ddock wants to know where to get a list of quotes
- mrgreen requests information on clean coal companies
- newkid1 wants to find a good bet for inflation
If you are not a member of the stock forum here on the site feel free to register, takes about twenty seconds and will be a big help to other new members.
View the stock questions area.
There, answered most of them. People need to learn how to use google though...
Search "stock questions" on Google and see what pops up first
. 95% of the questions come from new members who found the forum through search.
Hey Blain I opted to help the cause by welcoming a bunch of members to the forum in the welcome area
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What's up. I'll look in tomorrow and give what ever guidance I can, I just have to register and I'm too lazy to do that right now.
The forum is a great asset to this site Blain!
nice thanks!
perfect
well assumming newkid1 reads the main blog then inflation ideas: http://www.marketfolly.com/2008/08/investment-scenarios-inflation-vs.html
and shawnf shouldnt sell his MCD bc i think theyre one of the biggest beneficiaries of the whole "pooring of america" / destruction of wealth trade. in tough times people wanna save money. MCD is fast easy and most importantly dirt cheap. plus theyve got huge international exposure. wrote more about them somewhat recently here: http://www.marketfolly.com/2008/09/mcdonalds-mcd-continues-to-dominate.html