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WealthFluctuations

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  1. I'm new to the forum also. Welcome!! I am a young college student who is trying to learn as much as possible, from anyone that is willing to teach. I currently subscribe to the Fundamental Analysis Long-Term approach because that is what I have been taught, however my mind is open and clear to other ideas.
  2. If your'e not prepared for the volatility margin can come with a rude awakening.
  3. Hopefully you've got rid of this stock and stopped paying the interest on the margin you took out on it. One thing you should know that is just as important as a trading strategy is that no one and I mean "No One" cares about your money as much as you do. I see that you are taking a really short term approach by your declaration of being so leveraged in this particular case. Maybe try not to go so heavily into your margin and definitely buy on dips. Also, try to stay away from companies right before earnings reports because your'e essentially gambling whether the particular company youv'e chosen has beat expectations. I also think you should not be so invested in one company. I could be totally off base there and you r'e investment account may have many more companies, let me know if I am. GE gives out a decent dividend and companies that do that generally are less volatile. You were looking for volatility by investing short term in them?? Two stocks I would suggest to you and anyone else for that matter would be CHS and MGM. I feel both of those companies price should go up fairly soon. II have a short write-up about CHS on my blog at Wealth Fluctuations. That is all I've got to say about that.
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