The Mentalist
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- May 8, 2013
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When it comes to making money, not everything has to be blackhat. Here I'm going to point out something that I think people can make good money off of, and that is coming soon.
May 18, 2012
Social networking giant Facebook has their IPO. But it was tragic first day, where the share value dropped considerably, dipping below $30. In the first few weeks after the IPO, Facebook stock dropped even past $20. It looked like a tanker.
Today, October 5, 2013
Facebook stock is above $51 per share, and gained nearly 4% yesterday on a good market day.
So thanks for the history lesson right?
Well any educated person knows the main reason behind learning history is because history tends to repeat itself.
(See Bonaparte and Hitler, invading Russia during winter)
Twitter's about to go public. If you thought Facebook had potential to grow after their IPO, then Twitter has a chance to skyrocket. They've recently landed massive TV deals, and are constantly developing dynamic ways to implement ads on their site.
I would strongly suggest you monitor Twitter's IPO, and if it has an initial drop, or doesn't start out strong, I'd hop on and hold 2-3 years, just to see what happens. If you've got $1,000, $2,000, or some spare cash, it looks to be a solid investment long term.
Also as Instagram may be approaching monetization, Facebook stock could have even more potential to rise. And now is the time to buy retail funds and ETFs, as they are particularly bullish around the holiday season, and right afterward, January/February, is the best time to hop on some bear shares/ETFs.
REMEMBER, I'm not saying to buy Twitter stock the morning of the IPO, but do some research, and monitor it the first month after its release, as there may be some potential. I've done far more research into it than I've shown here, and that's why I'll be monitoring it. Do some of your own research obviously as well.
Also note yesterday, the stock TWTRQ was mistaken for the stock Twitter. A bunch of idiot wall street quickshooters bought loads of this stock, and it rose 1500% yesterday! This has nothing to do with Twitter's IPO, just a fun fact. It may actually have been a genius pump and dump scheme
(No I was not paid by Twitter to promote their IPO)
May 18, 2012
Social networking giant Facebook has their IPO. But it was tragic first day, where the share value dropped considerably, dipping below $30. In the first few weeks after the IPO, Facebook stock dropped even past $20. It looked like a tanker.
Today, October 5, 2013
Facebook stock is above $51 per share, and gained nearly 4% yesterday on a good market day.
So thanks for the history lesson right?
Well any educated person knows the main reason behind learning history is because history tends to repeat itself.
(See Bonaparte and Hitler, invading Russia during winter)
Twitter's about to go public. If you thought Facebook had potential to grow after their IPO, then Twitter has a chance to skyrocket. They've recently landed massive TV deals, and are constantly developing dynamic ways to implement ads on their site.
I would strongly suggest you monitor Twitter's IPO, and if it has an initial drop, or doesn't start out strong, I'd hop on and hold 2-3 years, just to see what happens. If you've got $1,000, $2,000, or some spare cash, it looks to be a solid investment long term.
Also as Instagram may be approaching monetization, Facebook stock could have even more potential to rise. And now is the time to buy retail funds and ETFs, as they are particularly bullish around the holiday season, and right afterward, January/February, is the best time to hop on some bear shares/ETFs.
REMEMBER, I'm not saying to buy Twitter stock the morning of the IPO, but do some research, and monitor it the first month after its release, as there may be some potential. I've done far more research into it than I've shown here, and that's why I'll be monitoring it. Do some of your own research obviously as well.
Also note yesterday, the stock TWTRQ was mistaken for the stock Twitter. A bunch of idiot wall street quickshooters bought loads of this stock, and it rose 1500% yesterday! This has nothing to do with Twitter's IPO, just a fun fact. It may actually have been a genius pump and dump scheme
(No I was not paid by Twitter to promote their IPO)
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