List something you learned/something you wished you would have done differently/something you feel very confident about, etc. after sharing your portfolio with 5 other people.
I learned that throwing all your money into just 2 or 3 things can either work really well or really poorly. Mine was working well for a while but now, not so great.
i saw that a lot of people have bought netflix so that was something good that i invested in. I saw apple was pretty popular and nike as well.... i kinda wish i didnt put as many shares as i did in some of my items so i could have a little more money to buy more stocks
I learned that it really varies daily to how much you make as a profit or how much your down. The first day I was down but now I am back up. I wish I would of known the best companies to invest in too.
I would have looked at more popular stocks and possibly spread out my money a little more because all of my success depends on one thing. Other than that I'm glad I'm making profit.
I had bought a lot of one thing and it kinda worked for me at the beginning but it took a wrong turn. So I think that I would go about doing it different next time.
I learned that you can sometimes make a bad investment and you can sometimes make a good investment. I saw that i went up and down in the list. But the main thing i learned was that how well you do in stocks really depends on how much you know about it.
I like this and I will just share a few of my strategic purchases I bought John Deere and Mcdonalds which are both doing well for me. I wish I knew what the top Dawgs of the competition were doing so I could be in beast mode as well.
I learned you can invest in little markets and don't always have to make money with the big companies and that stocks can dramatically increases or decreases very fast.
I invested in Netflix, Las Vegas Sands, Best Buy, and Bed Bath & Beyond. It really surprised me how much the market changes day by day. I learned that isn't smart to invest all your money in a couple of companies. --Megan Juilfs
I put my money into a lot of different companies and the large companies and it is working good for me right now but it didnt work out in the beginning Dillion
I learned that we all think differently and some of the peoples methods were different then mine but i'm still going to stick with my stocks and method.
I learned that many stocks change and they might be great at first and then go down. I also learned that you can easily invest in a bad company which stocks are doing bad
I learned that you should "diversify" and pick a lot of companies. This will help you get money even if some of your companies are doing bad, others might be doing well.
I learned that everyone invested in different companies. Companies stocks change frequently. Buy companies that are well known too, not just a bunch of small businesses.
I feel very confident in using the stock market when I am older (such as possibly 18 years old/older.) for I learned a lot such as which 'familiar' and 'unfamiliar' stocks to buy and hold in the stock market...I am hopefully going to buy actual real stocks in the stock market when I am older.
I learned that throwing all your money into just 2 or 3 things can either work really well or really poorly. Mine was working well for a while but now, not so great.
ReplyDeletei saw that a lot of people have bought netflix so that was something good that i invested in. I saw apple was pretty popular and nike as well.... i kinda wish i didnt put as many shares as i did in some of my items so i could have a little more money to buy more stocks
ReplyDeleteI learned that the stocks can go down dramatically in the class period.
ReplyDeleteI learned that you don't always have to invest in the big markets to make money. You can make money with the little companies too.
ReplyDeleteI learned that the more money you spend on shares and different places the higher you may be in ranks.
ReplyDeleteI learned that it really varies daily to how much you make as a profit or how much your down. The first day I was down but now I am back up. I wish I would of known the best companies to invest in too.
ReplyDeleteI would have looked at more popular stocks and possibly spread out my money a little more because all of my success depends on one thing. Other than that I'm glad I'm making profit.
ReplyDeleteI learned that you should put money into a variety of companies. Don't invest in just a few places; invest in quite a few companies.
ReplyDeleteI had bought a lot of one thing and it kinda worked for me at the beginning but it took a wrong turn. So I think that I would go about doing it different next time.
ReplyDeleteI wish I would have looked at the status of every type of stock rather than just picking random.
ReplyDeleteI learned that you can sometimes make a bad investment and you can sometimes make a good investment. I saw that i went up and down in the list. But the main thing i learned was that how well you do in stocks really depends on how much you know about it.
ReplyDeleteI like this and I will just share a few of my strategic purchases I bought John Deere and Mcdonalds which are both doing well for me. I wish I knew what the top Dawgs of the competition were doing so I could be in beast mode as well.
ReplyDeletei liked how to do all the stock markets and it explains it if there up or down
ReplyDeleteI learned you can invest in little markets and don't always have to make money with the big companies and that stocks can dramatically increases or decreases very fast.
ReplyDeleteI invested in Netflix, Las Vegas Sands, Best Buy, and Bed Bath & Beyond. It really surprised me how much the market changes day by day. I learned that isn't smart to invest all your money in a couple of companies. --Megan Juilfs
ReplyDeletei found out the big companies didnt do as good as i thought
ReplyDeleteI put my money into a lot of different companies and the large companies and it is working good for me right now but it didnt work out in the beginning
ReplyDeleteDillion
the small companies didnt pay off
ReplyDeleteI picked a bunch of random things to invest in. They ended up doing alright for me...except everything is going down now
ReplyDeleteI learned that different companies go up and down fast.
ReplyDeleteI learned that companies go up and down every hour
ReplyDeleteI learned that we all think differently and some of the peoples methods were different then mine but i'm still going to stick with my stocks and method.
ReplyDeletealot of people bought google, i bought alot of big companies i like.
ReplyDeletei learned to invest in a diverse array of stock to make bank like a boss
ReplyDeleteBecca
ReplyDeleteI wish i would have maybe looked at some more stocks or popular stocks.
the companies that were smaller aren't doing so good...
I learned that if you invest in different things, you will get more money than if you invested in just one
ReplyDeleteI learn that companies can be really good or really bad-Tyler Saathoff
ReplyDeleteAndrew Brown
ReplyDeleteI learned that companies go up and down and some stay the same.
I learned that many stocks change and they might be great at first and then go down. I also learned that you can easily invest in a bad company which stocks are doing bad
ReplyDeleteI learned that you should "diversify" and pick a lot of companies. This will help you get money even if some of your companies are doing bad, others might be doing well.
ReplyDeleteLot of people bought more stocks with companies that didnt cost much
ReplyDeleteI learned that everyone invested in different companies. Companies stocks change frequently. Buy companies that are well known too, not just a bunch of small businesses.
ReplyDeletewell..... I thought that randomness was good but it turned out to be bad when it comes to stocks... hmmm.... I guess some of it was intentional though
ReplyDeleteI learned that people invest in things that they like more than what they think will make them money good thing its just a game.. Landon
ReplyDeletei learned that stocks can be very risky for a short period of time. buy and hold
ReplyDeleteI feel very confident in using the stock market when I am older (such as possibly 18 years old/older.) for I learned a lot such as which 'familiar' and 'unfamiliar' stocks to buy and hold in the stock market...I am hopefully going to buy actual real stocks in the stock market when I am older.
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