I dont think its too late with verizon but i wouldnt be surprised if it goes back to 60 in a year or two or somewhere between 45 to 50 in less time especially with their new affordable service Visible. Would sell then. Jet blue i would only buy now to sell at most 15 a share which would be a ~100 percent increase. But they could definitely recover from pandemic effect on the business. Intel is intel no need to explain lol. What companies do you like?
I would try the materials themselves, but its still intangible since they dont send the resource to you, its more like backing your money with the resource. The companies would be a stock, but they dont seem like something to have faith in.
Interesting. Is there an insurance on the goods? Like if whatever company you purchased the resources from goes out of business do they cut you a check for what youre owed? Might be a dumb questoin but I really dont know much about that industry. More interested in tech and consumable goods. But its cool to get insight in to other industries.
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Intel and verizon sound cool, idk bout jet blue
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I dont think its too late with verizon but i wouldnt be surprised if it goes back to 60 in a year or two or somewhere between 45 to 50 in less time especially with their new affordable service Visible. Would sell then. Jet blue i would only buy now to sell at most 15 a share which would be a ~100 percent increase. But they could definitely recover from pandemic effect on the business. Intel is intel no need to explain lol. What companies do you like?
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Im still investigating before i choose any one company. I kinda prefer precious metals and commodities, but it tricky investments.
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They say gold is a good investment but shits expensive
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Really expensive, palladium was my next go too. I watched its extreme price increase as need for it increased but production stalled
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If you invested in gold or palladium would ypu buy the actual material or invest in mining/distribution companies?
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I would try the materials themselves, but its still intangible since they dont send the resource to you, its more like backing your money with the resource. The companies would be a stock, but they dont seem like something to have faith in.
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Interesting. Is there an insurance on the goods? Like if whatever company you purchased the resources from goes out of business do they cut you a check for what youre owed? Might be a dumb questoin but I really dont know much about that industry. More interested in tech and consumable goods. But its cool to get insight in to other industries.
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Im not well informed about that, but i think it is just risk involved with investing.
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