I hope everyone went on a stock buying spree during the two-day Brexit stock collapse. It's now back pretty much where it was before the vote.
I was really pleased to have Hershey stock today. I sold most of it and kept my profits invested. It almost makes up for my terrible timing in buying Editas stock last week. I broke one of my cardinal rules to buy Editas and it's burning me. I typically never buy a stock that doesn't pay a dividend. [Reply]
This is a long shot, but has anyone done the Teacher Loan Forgiveness program recently? My wife applied for it about a month ago, and I don't see any reason she won't be approved, but we're just curious roughly how long the process normally takes. [Reply]
Originally Posted by DaFace:
This is a long shot, but has anyone done the Teacher Loan Forgiveness program recently? My wife applied for it about a month ago, and I don't see any reason she won't be approved, but we're just curious roughly how long the process normally takes.
Why do teachers deserve to have their student loans forgiven? [Reply]
Originally Posted by LoneWolf:
Why do teachers deserve to have their student loans forgiven?
In my wife's case, she wouldn't have become a teacher without it, and she's in a field where there literally aren't enough teachers to fill classrooms (special ed). [Reply]
Originally Posted by DaFace:
This is a long shot, but has anyone done the Teacher Loan Forgiveness program recently? My wife applied for it about a month ago, and I don't see any reason she won't be approved, but we're just curious roughly how long the process normally takes.
Originally Posted by Hog Farmer:
Just placed an order for 500,000 shares of ONCI at .0014. Gonna be rich !
It's a publicly traded company with $130,000 in annual revenues and two employees? Good luck with that.
I once had some extra office space and leased it to a shyster. I didn't know he was a shyster, but he was a terrible human being. He was the president of a publicly traded penny stock company, and it literally didn't exist. No products, no employees, nothing except one rented office that he was always late on paying and one piece of stolen equipment that we had to return to the manufacturer after we finally got rid of him. After seeing that, I would never put a penny into a penny stock.
But hey, good luck with yours. I hope it's real and that it takes off. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Rain Man:
It's a publicly traded company with $130,000 in annual revenues and two employees? Good luck with that.
I once had some extra office space and leased it to a shyster. I didn't know he was a shyster, but he was a terrible human being. He was the president of a publicly traded penny stock company, and it literally didn't exist. No products, no employees, nothing except one rented office that he was always late on paying and one piece of stolen equipment that we had to return to the manufacturer after we finally got rid of him. After seeing that, I would never put a penny into a penny stock.
But hey, good luck with yours. I hope it's real and that it takes off.
Hog Farmer is about to be $2 richer and you are going to look like a fool.
I recently starting using an app called Stocks Tracker on my Iphone. You can track any stock buy looking up their symbol or add it to a list for easy finding. You can even put in all your investments, including cash, and track the gains/losses of your portfolio in real time. Click on any stock to see it's monthly/yearly gains/losses in chart form with 52 week highs/lows as well. It's pretty handy and this is just the free version. Pay $10 to get the "full" version, but so far the free app seems plenty good.
Meanwhile the Dow is currently 200+ today. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Rain Man:
If it's anything like the company I saw, I bet the president of that company is using hogfarmer's angel infusion to buy a Playstation 3.
Damn, It went from .oo14 to .0019 and now it's at .0011. :-)
I'm very very consistent in my stock purchases though. If you will follow me and do EXACTLY the opposite of what I do , you will become very wealthy. [Reply]
