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Hello I am a sixteen years and recently joined a business program that focused on the stock market, as half to develop some kind of business ability. Well, today we are divided into groups of four and given dummy 100,000 for work in the stock market with a person (generally, 25,000 a). We also have an option for another 100, $ 000 "in the margin" to buy. Basically, I am looking for any suggestions over industries or companies that will be very cost effective over the next 4-7 weeks on atleast. Any suggestions will be taken with an open mind. And please, throw any advice, tips, two cents, strategies, views you may have with the trading of stocks in general ma. And help find some benefits Industies during the time mentioned. Thank you all for the advice and suggestions. (Only we are allowed to deal on the NYSE and NASDAQ and we can only invest in stocks, no, repeat NO, BONDS, MUTUAL Funds or Investment Vehicles). Once again I thank you in advance.

I think these contests are good for getting students secondary interest in the stock market, but keep in mind that this contest is very different from the "real world" investing. First, in real life, always to invest for the long term (over 5 years at least) not only 4-7 weeks. Second, the best performing stocks will most likely be very volatile, the risk – not necessarily the best for many investors. Third, you do not want to diversify as much for this contest (which in real life), because here the diversification too much can hurt your (very) short-term results. That said, I do not have any stock picks for you because there is no way of knowing what he will do well in the next month or two (if I did, I would be rich beyond my wildest dreams) – probably could throw darts at a page of values and do better than half of the "experts" out there (in fact, the Wall Street Journal used to do on a monthly basis – Pit your portfolio against portfolios collected by diana experts – and they would win half the time!). I has some strategy advice, however: First, as I said earlier, not to diversify too much. Choose Only the populations of around 5-7, but no more than that. Ensure that all come from different industries. Second, pick the small and medium towns of the CAP. Smaller companies have greater potential for large gains (or losses) than large firms. Limit losses to 10% – I do not know if the contest allow this, but ask your teacher if there is a way to put a "limit order" (also known as "stop loss" order). This will tell to his "agent" automatically sale of any stock that has dropped 10%. So if you buy a stock at $ 50/share, establish order limit of $ 45. If the contest does not allow it, then continue on a daily population (another reason not to buy too many different companies), and do it yourself. I hope help. Good luck in the contest!

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