Fellow 4players and investment gurus, I've been looking through the investment forum and been trying to learn as much as I can from the posts I've read. I know I'm just scratching the surface but I'd like to hear any advice or tips you may have for someone like myself which has little understanding of the category. I have been reading up on stocks through google but would very much appreciate any other help I can get from my fellow forum members. I will be trading leisurely on the side, this will not be a main source of income but I would like to have a little extra from this. I plan on holding my shares for atleast a few months, but most likely a year or two.
Just recently I bought a few shares of NFLX @ 86.13 earlier this week and I'm seeing that it's still declining ...I'm probably going to buy some more if they hit the mid 70's but I think NFLX has the potential to go back up once they solidify their new plan and do some damage control.
Secondly I'm 22 and I'm also thinking of investing in a mutual fund for my later years (55-60). Any good suggestions on which ones I should look at or stay away from? I'm looking at maybe Vanguard, but I still have a lot of research to do. I'm most likely going to be investing in a mutual fund that's mainly technology based.
Thanks in advance for any help or suggestions you may have, also PM's are always welcome.
Just recently I bought a few shares of NFLX @ 86.13 earlier this week and I'm seeing that it's still declining ...I'm probably going to buy some more if they hit the mid 70's but I think NFLX has the potential to go back up once they solidify their new plan and do some damage control.
Secondly I'm 22 and I'm also thinking of investing in a mutual fund for my later years (55-60). Any good suggestions on which ones I should look at or stay away from? I'm looking at maybe Vanguard, but I still have a lot of research to do. I'm most likely going to be investing in a mutual fund that's mainly technology based.
Thanks in advance for any help or suggestions you may have, also PM's are always welcome.