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  1. The stock which you intend to keep your entire life.

    So far for me it's Facebook, but still you have to understand that the market conditions change very rapidly and today's long can easily become...
    Post by: Michael J. Fletcher, Jul 13, 2016 in forum: Stocks

  2. BCS: the easiest investing ever?

    Deutsche Bank has a lot of troubles, but it's really too big to fail and trust me German economy can easily bail them out if necessary.
    Post by: Michael J. Fletcher, Jul 8, 2016 in forum: Stocks

  3. BCS: the easiest investing ever?

    There is a lot of uncertainty about Brexit, no one knows how it's gonna end. It's gonna be very interesting to monitor all British stocks for the...
    Post by: Michael J. Fletcher, Jul 7, 2016 in forum: Stocks

  4. TSLA/SCTY merger. Does it make any sense?

    It's just crazy, I was bearish on Tesla before, but now?! What are they doing guys? They need cash to ramp up the production of their cars, but...
    Thread by: Michael J. Fletcher, Jun 22, 2016, 13 replies, in forum: Stocks

  5. TSLA: Prospects for next 5 years.

    Agree on that, but you need to choose a perfect moment. Timing is everything in this game.
    Post by: Michael J. Fletcher, Jun 21, 2016 in forum: Stocks

  6. TSLA: Prospects for next 5 years.

    Yeah, I would love to invest in SpaceX, which is way more interesting.
    Post by: Michael J. Fletcher, Jun 21, 2016 in forum: Stocks

  7. VRX - time to buy ?

    There is no way this one might be a buy.
    Post by: Michael J. Fletcher, Jun 20, 2016 in forum: Stocks

  8. TSLA: Prospects for next 5 years.

    Definitely good prospects, but the stock is so overbought, that it does not matter.
    Post by: Michael J. Fletcher, Jun 20, 2016 in forum: Stocks

  9. Bitcoin's price almost DOUBLED! Your thoughts?

    Can it hit $1000 like it was a couple of years ago? This entire thing looks crazy right now, but seems like Chinese people are trying to get rid...
    Thread by: Michael J. Fletcher, Jun 17, 2016, 5 replies, in forum: Crypto Assets

  10. How do you evaluate Nadella's work at MSFT?

    I agree that there is a tech bubble now, but Apple isn't the biggest problem, look at AMZN or NFLX - their P/E ratios are way much crazier.
    Post by: Michael J. Fletcher, Jun 17, 2016 in forum: Stocks

  11. How do you evaluate Nadella's work at MSFT?

    Windows mobile wasn't bad? Are you kidding? WM was one of the worst operational systems ever (I am not sure if it's still exists. )
    Post by: Michael J. Fletcher, Jun 16, 2016 in forum: Stocks

  12. How do you evaluate Nadella's work at MSFT?

    I agree with you on that; Apple is very risky right now in a couple of years they can easily become the next Blackberry.
    Post by: Michael J. Fletcher, Jun 16, 2016 in forum: Stocks

  13. How do you evaluate Nadella's work at MSFT?

    And you see the results of that, Google is the most innovative company in the World, whilst Microsoft is burnings cash.
    Post by: Michael J. Fletcher, Jun 15, 2016 in forum: Stocks

  14. How do you evaluate Nadella's work at MSFT?

    It went on a steady decline after they decided to go with Windows mobile.
    Post by: Michael J. Fletcher, Jun 15, 2016 in forum: Stocks

  15. How do you evaluate Nadella's work at MSFT?

    Generally, Nadella has done a great job out there, especially comparing to Ballmer's job when he was the CEO.
    Post by: Michael J. Fletcher, Jun 15, 2016 in forum: Stocks

  16. Elitetrader compilation of favorite books(textbooks) on investing/trading.

    My favorites are: Oil 101 Principles of Corporate Finance (Brealey, Myers, Allen)
    Post by: Michael J. Fletcher, Jun 7, 2016 in forum: Educational Resources

  17. Martin Shkreli's course on investing

    A course by itself is actually good, especially for beginners. The course is far better than Shkreli :)
    Post by: Michael J. Fletcher, Jun 6, 2016 in forum: Educational Resources

  18. What is the key difference between very successful investors and average?

    But Buffett began as a regular guy with the same amount of cash which basically very investor has.
    Post by: Michael J. Fletcher, Jun 2, 2016 in forum: Trading

  19. AAPL

    Analysts are the most useless people on the whole market. There is no use in them at all, 90% of the times they make wrong predictions.
    Post by: Michael J. Fletcher, Apr 6, 2016 in forum: Stocks

  20. AAPL

    Any insights about earnings?
    Post by: Michael J. Fletcher, Apr 6, 2016 in forum: Stocks
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