Is there a Stock Sub-Form?

[Tom Cat]

Can some one make this a thing if it isn't already, because I love talking about stuff like this. I personally hold $7000 in Intel. (Update) I know that makes me look like an Intel fanboy but most of it was inherited. I'm just going with the flow at this point.

Edited November 17, 2017 by Douglas The Duck

[openthatchest]

1 minute ago, Douglas The Duck said:

Can some one make this a thing if it isn't already, because I love talking about stuff like this. personally hold $7000 in Intel. 

use the right their/there please

[Tom Cat]

Just now, openthatchest said:

use the right their/there please

lol ok.

[kelvinhall05]

Just now, openthatchest said:

use the right their/there please

He is using the right one...

[openthatchest]

Just now, kelvinhall05 said:

He is using the right one...

NOW he is

[Unhelpful]

10 minutes ago, Douglas The Duck said:

Can some one make this a thing if it isn't already, because I love talking about stuff like this. I personally hold $7000 in Intel. 

No. There would be almost no traffic. If there isn't a VR subforum there definitely won't be a stock subforum.

[Tom Cat]

6 minutes ago, JoeyDM said:

No. There would be almost no traffic. If there isn't a VR subforum there definitely won't be a stock subforum.

That sucks.

[LogicalDrm]

5 hours ago, Douglas The Duck said:

That sucks.

You are in wrong forums. This is about tech, not about stock markets. Even if you would only talk about tech companies. Just talking about how product releases and sales affect on stock prices and what that means in return is not something there's ample of discussion about. It comes up every now and then, mainly when talking about how AMD is doing. And still I feel like people are using stock prices falsely to excuse some poor sales and stuff like that.

 

I used to own some tech-related stocks. For Finnish internet security company F-Secure. But sold them after few months as prices weren't really going anywhere. I have some old stock for banking and national airline, which I'm slowly selling until I can get steady job. After that it doesn't matter if I have €3k+ in stocks and bonds or not.