Originally posted by Moscow Mule
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Originally posted by Bob Dalek View PostI rest my case.
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Originally posted by Moscow Mule View PostYour analogy fails as we all know horse-racing is fixed
My point(s) is(are),
You make your gambles low risk by doing your research.
You make lots of gambles at a low value so up to 30-40% of them failing won't cause you to lose overall.
It's not a system, it's common sense. And there are people who make a living from both horses and the stock market.
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Originally posted by Bob Dalek View PostSilly jibe? Well, sort of. But, my POV is that it IS gambling and the idea that "lots of gambles to mitigate that risk" sounds just like a horse racing punter who thinks that there's a System nobody else knows about, or that gambling is, in essence, always going to earn for you in the end. It ain't so.
My point(s) is(are),
You make your gambles low risk by doing your research.
You make lots of gambles at a low value so up to 30-40% of them failing won't cause you to lose overall.
It's not a system, it's common sense. And there are people who make a living from both horses and the stock market.
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Originally posted by Moscow Mule View PostNot very "compulsive" behaviour is it? Silly jibe.
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Originally posted by Bob Dalek View PostBecause you said, "but that's why you have lots of gambles to mitigate that risk."
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Originally posted by d000hg View PostCan I nominate this for next week's "Out of Thin Air (TM) Village Idiot of the Week competition"?
Anyway, what happens to shares if I sell and nobody immediately wants to buy them? Or do they sit around unsold until someone does?
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Originally posted by Bagpuss View PostYou shouldn't be buying shares if you don't understand the function of a Market maker.
Anyway, what happens to shares if I sell and nobody immediately wants to buy them? Or do they sit around unsold until someone does?
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Originally posted by Bob Dalek View PostHave you considered Gamblers Anonymous?
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Originally posted by Bagpuss View PostWhy are you so agressive? Sexual frustration?
He asked "who buys all the shares?" Not is the stock market a gamble.
Now go and have a pot noodle and come back when you can be civil.
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I've bought some today
I sold up at FTSE 6300ish and vowed to buy back in at sub 4000.
Time will tell if I'm a fool or a genius
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Originally posted by Bob Dalek View PostNO!!! NO!!! NO!!! It's ALWAYS a gamble. It is NOT a science or anything like that. Have recent events & past events (Polly Peck et al) not taught you anything?
Yes, it's always a gamble. Banks have kept a lot of stuff hidden of Balance Sheet and thus the current mess, as has GB with with PFI. Some people never learn...... SMUG
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Originally posted by Bob Dalek View PostUtter toss! It's gambling - that's all! You place your bet, like a gambler does, only instead of Top Tips gleaned over a pint down the local, you instead believe any old toot you read on internet forums. And, instead of the Racing Post, you read the FT. Then you lose the lot owing to "unforeseeable factors".
He asked "who buys all the shares?" Not is the stock market a gamble.
Now go and have a pot noodle and come back when you can be civil.
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