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Aurinia Pharmaceuticals??? Thought's???

>>1448171
>Aurinia

I'll check it out. I was actually looking into the pharmaceuticals sector myself. Glaxo are suppsoedly going to grow in the 2nd half of 2016

>>1448171

No buy. They seem to make profit but they have bad return on equity, and bad cash flow.

>>1448163
Stocks are a jewish meme

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>>1448223
hahahaha yeah don't invest man.

>>1448231


A bad cash position is a deal breaker man. The company isn't generating cash so who cares

Well i did it nerds. I purchased some Adept Telecom from the FTSE AIM index.

>>1448238
Ill wave to you as im flying away on my rocket.

SFOR, BGTI, DLCR

All sub penny stocks I am looking at for exponential gains

OP

look for robinhood general thread

its basically stock trading general

>>1448163
Robin Hood general is your containment thread. If you were too retarded to put that together, maybe this board isn't for you.

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Long, BA, NFLX, and AMZN. They'll all do well over the next year. Boeing has years worth of work in the pipeline and has great dividends. Amazon is bullish as fuck - they've risen consistently since they became mainstream, and they're only getting stronger. Netflix is undervalued, and dropped because of an overreaction to a mostly good earnings report - they'll be back at 120 in a few months.
Honourable mention for longs - CAT. Caterpillar is a great company that experienced setbacks due to the US mining industry collapse, but have growing markets in China and the rest of Asia.

Short? Gold stocks did well today, so you're late. Overall advice - be bearish. Buy bluechips that are plummeting because of media, earnings reports, or other bad hype. Nine times out of ten, they'll rebound a percent or two. To buy low and sell high, you must buy LOW. Buy when things look bad - the market overreacts. It'll pull back like a stretched-out rubber bad... not back to where it was, but still closer.

If I can get one percent a week, I know I'm winning, but your mileage may vary.