Uncle bolts and blacklotus

[chipmunk]

Any recommendation on the gems out there?

[bolts]

That depends on your definition of gems. And I never give recommendations. If you lose money, are u going to blame me?

[chipmunk]

Originally posted by bolts
That depends on your definition of gems. And I never give recommendations. If you lose money, are u going to blame me? LOL i'll take ur recommendations as reference mah. Will go into detail study before buying one. Anyway also generating some topics over here as this place feels like dead town

[cccp]

no money to invest and i dont know how to....but IMHO, this forum is really informative and the moderators really know alot

[bolts]

Originally posted by chipmunk
LOL i'll take ur recommendations as reference mah. Will go into detail study before buying one. Anyway also generating some topics over here as this place feels like dead town

Younger people have too much fun. And other activities distract them. Investing for their future is the furthest thing from their mind. I don't blame them. Same thing happens over at HWZone's stocks forum.

[cccp]

Originally posted by bolts
Younger people have too much fun. And other activities distract them. Investing for their future is the furthest thing from their mind. I don't blame them. Same thing happens over at HWZone's stocks forum. so what do you recommend youngster to do at this moment as a form of investment ?

[bolts]

Originally posted by cccp
so what do you recommend youngster to do at this moment as a form of investment ?

First of all, are you above 21 years old?

[sloth]

heh, yeh he is. I am amazed he refered to himself as youngster.
kekeke

[koxinga]

most beginners aim for short term capital growth (stock price rise). It is more risky and time consuming. A good portfolio should have stocks with long term growth potential and those with steady dividend yield records.

My long term goal is to build a portfolio that will give me a steady income stream thru dividends when i retire. Capital growth, if there is will be good.

[bolts]

Originally posted by sloth
heh, yeh he is. I am amazed he refered to himself as youngster.
kekeke

I also a youngster leh. :p

But, seriously. If you just started work, invest only 20% of your disposable income. I suggest stocks because that's the easiest to get started.

If you are up to it, I suggest starting your own business.

[chipmunk]

Originally posted by bolts
I also a youngster leh. :p

But, seriously. If you just started work, invest only 20% of your disposable income. I suggest stocks because that's the easiest to get started.

If you are up to it, I suggest starting your own business. Starting business is not easy as he is still a student. Dont think he can afford much time to the business

[bolts]

Originally posted by chipmunk
Starting business is not easy as he is still a student. Dont think he can afford much time to the business

If he's a student, he shouldn't even dabble in stocks. What money will he use for stocks? Tution money?

[chipmunk]

Originally posted by bolts
If he's a student, he shouldn't even dabble in stocks. What money will he use for stocks? Tution money? he is the admin of this webbie. Think he can use the revenue generated by here.

[bolts]

Originally posted by chipmunk
he is the admin of this webbie. Think he can use the revenue generated by here.

In that case, I suggest he keep the cash as cashflow for this business then.