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Im invest $ 7,000 in the last 20 minutes. What do you think?

I do not like the idea of mutual funds, CD's, IRA and all other things only want to invest in stocks. With the $ 7000 that I have I spend $ 350 on each of the following populations. What do you think? • E * [Trade ETFC] – $ 350 • International Coal Group [ICO] – $ 350 • Citigroup [C] – $ 350 • BlockBuster [BBI / BBI.B] – $ 350 • YUM [YUM] – $ 350 • eBay [EBAY] – $ 350 • Gold [Kinross KGC] – $ 350 • Accuray [ARAY] – $ 350 • General Electric [GE] – $ 350 • Merrill Lynch [MER] – $ 350 • Intel [INTC] – $ 350 • PALM [PALM] – $ 350 • Electronic Arts [ERTS] – $ 350 • St. Joe [Joe] – $ 350 • Microsoft [MSFT] – $ 350 • Wachovia [BM] – $ 350 • Create [THINK] – $ 350 • Energy Conversion Devices [ENER] – $ 350 • Annaly Capital Management [nly] – $ 350 • IMAX [IMAX] – $ 350 in duties in some of the advice I received someone can help me reduce to 10 companies in 10 different sectors?

Interesting question. With the amount of money I have definitely something that you should limit the number of people who want to invest in probably less than 10 … probably 5 or less. As a general rule me come you want to try to keep their operating costs to less than 1.5% … If fees are $ 8/trade who wants to invest in chunks of $ 1067 + by As trading costs are not cut into their profits too (1 + 1 = sale purchase $ 16, .015/16 = 1066.67). The larger the pieces, and reduce its committees, more you have to maintain. I plugged your numbers into a spreadsheet I created to assess populations. I can use this worksheet purely to eliminate stockpiles my account once done you should do further assessment. The same goes for your own due diligence. I created the spreadsheet based on Stocks to Watch Worksheet Jason Kelly's book "The most beautiful Little Guide Stock Market Investing." I recommend reading this book gives a good idea on different methods of stock valuation. I deleted and fixed the stocks according to my preferences, which may not match the yours. I do not know how he came to this group of stocks. I would keep looking. You can have an idea that I do not. (I'm not saying it's good or bad, but I would take some time more and more ideas and improve your list a bit more.) First I made arrangements with companies in the industry and organize each sector an order of preference determined by a valuation ratios (p / e, p / s, p / b) … I also looked at 5 years of sales numbers to help reach an order of preference …. this is what happened to me (again this is very crude and only based on the numbers): Financial WB Financial nly C JOE financial MER Financial Financial Technology Financial Technology INTC MSFT ETFC PALM ERTS Technology Technology Technology ENER CREE BBI Services Technology Services YUM EBAY Basic Materials KGC ICO Basic Materials Conglomerates IMAX GE Consumer Health Products ARAY then reduced to 10 by picking the top few (or one) of each industry: financial WB nly C Financial Technology Financial ERTS MSFT INTC Technology Technology Services YUM KGC ICO Basic Materials Basic Materials Conglomerates GE took me back 10 and arranged in approximate order of what they perceive better maybe at least: MSFT – Microsoft Corp nly – Annaly Mortgage Ord shillings KGC – Kinross Gold Ord shillings WB – Wachovia ATS Corp Ord C – Citigroup Ord shillings YUM – YUM! BRANDS INC GE – General Electric Ord shillings INTC – Intel Corp ICO – International Coal Group Inc. ERTS – Electronic Arts Inc just tried to limit the list as suggested, I am not recommending these stocks. PS Sorry some formatting will not be revealed.

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