If you were to purchase stock, what would you buy?
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Thursday, March 10, 2005
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4 Comments:
Something I could buy low, then have it zoom and sell high, of course. I haven't made any changes in my stock holdings lately, because the market is too volatile.
Since I know nothing about the stock market, I'd consult with my cousin, a stockbroker.
Investment is a business, not a game.
I remember a story a few years back about a group of old ladies with money
who decided the only way to convince large companies to act responsibly was
to buy them. They actually bought stock in companies they had their
differences with and used that as a way to meet with the suits on a regular
basis. They were able to get the companies to give more to the community and
carry more goods from local manufacturers. As much as I'd love to change Wal
Mart I think they're a little too big for me. I'd start with some mid-level
retail agents.
I've chosen earth-friendly and socially conscious businesses through my 403b plan at work.
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