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No, for me to break even it has to go over $4.32 a share. But by that time, I may just keep my Sprint stock and go for double or nothing, lol.

 

Josh's trading fees are high because he bought a single share of Sprint stock at Big Larry's Payday Loans, Bail Bonds, and Stock Brokerage.

 

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It's not just Sprint's stock that's up. Clearwire is having a good two days as well. It's up almost 6% this morning. If you managed to buy any of the stock at under a $1 you're doing alright.

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Josh's trading fees are high because he bought a single share of Sprint stock at Big Larry's Payday Loans, Bail Bonds, and Stock Brokerage.

 

AJ

 

No, I should have bought $70 worth of Sprint stock all at once and then I would have only paid one trading fee of $9.95. Then my break even point would have been much lower. I think I'm going to hold out a little while longer to see how close I can get to breaking even between both stocks and maybe even getting a little bit ahead of that. I only have $12.00 to go before I break even on my original investments.

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Josh's trading fees are high because he bought a single share of Sprint stock at Big Larry's Payday Loans, Bail Bonds, and Stock Brokerage.

 

AJ

 

Now this is funny as hell, LOL.

 

It's not just Sprint's stock that's up. Clearwire is having a good two days as well. It's up almost 6% this morning. If you managed to buy any of the stock at under a $1 you're doing alright.

 

I really considered buying a bunch of clearwire stock the other day when it was like $.86 a share but I chickened out. Wish I could go back in time but at least I am doing good with what I have in sprint. I was gonna sell the shares I have the other day when I saw the price dropping but honestly I simply forgot to do so and didn't remember until yesterday. But by that time though the stock had rallied to over $4 per share so its a good thing I forgot.

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Now this is funny as hell' date=' LOL.

 

I really considered buying a bunch of clearwire stock the other day when it was like .86 a share but I chickened out. Wish I could go back in time but at least I am doing good with what I have in sprint. I was gonna sell the shares I have the other day when I saw the price dropping but honestly I simply forgot to do so and didn't remember until yesterday. But by that time though the stock had rallied to over 4 per share so its a good thing I forgot.[/quote']

 

You wish you could go back in time? I had the opportunity to buy into Apple at under $10.00/share. If I had, I'd be much better off financially right now, lol.

 

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Wowsers! Even Clearwire is up to 1.62 again. Hopefully it keeps going up!

 

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Yeah, but CLWR has take beating yesterday and at the open this morning. It had gotten to about $1.78/share. It opened at $1.53 this morning. Down about 6%.

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Wow! Sprint is soaring and it appears that it's either from the official announcement of the Photon Q or the Virgin Mobile FreeFest concert, or both!

 

Neither. Those kinds of announcements have trivial effect on stock price.

 

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I think it has to do with all the talk of Sprint lately from numerous sources within the last few days/week. Investors are noticing the trend and those that didn't jump when the stock was lower are now doing so.

 

Nice seeing this trend. Go Sprint.

 

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Now I'm curious to know whats causing the gain.

 

The market is bullish on Sprint because it heard the rumor that you might be headed down to your broker, Wild Bill's Gun, Tackle, and Investments, to buy up another single share. Wall Street wants to get in on the action before you corner the market on Sprint.

 

:P

 

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The market is bullish on Sprint because it heard the rumor that you might be headed down to your broker, Wild Bill's Gun, Tackle, and Investments, to buy up another single share. Wall Street wants to get in on the action before you corner the market on Sprint.

 

:P

 

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First of all, I own 10 shares, and I used Sharebuilder to buy. And I'm trying to get out of the market because I need the extra cash right now.

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First of all, I own 10 shares, and I used Sharebuilder to buy. And I'm trying to get out of the market because I need the extra cash right now.

 

Josh, I am aware of all of that, but you do not seem to take good natured teasing very well.

 

Regardless, you seem to have chronic financial difficulties. So, please take a recommendation to heart. You should not have bought any stock and should not buy anymore stock until you are on solid financial footing. Ten or so shares of stock are not going to improve your finances greatly. But they could hurt your wallet if the stock tanks, and they take up liquidity that you may need to make ends meet.

 

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First of all, I own 10 shares, and I used Sharebuilder to buy. And I'm trying to get out of the market because I need the extra cash right now.

 

dont spend it all in one place. ;)

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Josh, I am aware of all of that, but you do not seem to take good natured teasing very well.

 

Regardless, you seem to have chronic financial difficulties. So, please take a recommendation to heart. You should not have bought any stock and should not buy anymore stock until you are on solid financial footing. Ten or so shares of stock are not going to improve your finances greatly. But they could hurt your wallet if the stock tanks, and they take up liquidity that you may need to make ends meet.

 

AJ

 

I'm sorry. Normally i take good natured teasing very well. I don't know what came over me. As for financial straits, summer is always bad. I think the heat fries peoples brains and makes it difficult for them to decide if they want a website or not.

 

 

dont spend it all in one place.

 

It'll all go to my phone bill so i have extra spending cash for new clothes in September, lol.

 

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5.32/share right now' date=' almost to the 5.45 i bought it at a year ago may! now do i sell and just get my money back or wait and see if it goes higher and actually make some....[/quote']

 

You've held on this long, why not?

 

I bought in at $3/share so I'm smiling. Of course it's just a few shares so it's not like I'm retiring.

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$5.32/share right now, almost to the $5.45 i bought it at a year ago may! now do i sell and just get my money back or wait and see if it goes higher and actually make some....

 

I would say it depends on how many shares you bought. If you had just a few then I would say just sell them but if you have a lot then I say hold on to them and monitor their stock prices as often as possible before you sell.

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i have 633 shares :-/ i will most likely hold onto them to see how high it goes, but the moment it starts falling back down, SELL SELL SELL! just glad that i will at the least have a chance of getting my money back, instead of taking the huge loss it would have been when they hit $2.10

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i have 633 shares :-/ i will most likely hold onto them to see how high it goes, but the moment it starts falling back down, SELL SELL SELL! just glad that i will at the least have a chance of getting my money back, instead of taking the huge loss it would have been when they hit $2.10

 

Then you're best bet is to figure what the minimum price is that you want the stock to hit and put in a stop limit order. If it keeps going up cancel and put in a new stop limit order at whatever new minimum you want to set.

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Then you're best bet is to figure what the minimum price is that you want the stock to hit and put in a stop limit order. If it keeps going up cancel and put in a new stop limit order at whatever new minimum you want to set.

 

yeah, i will do that, just figuring out what that amount is without being greedy but not screwing myself over either if it jumps over it..... i hate the stock market, as soon as these sprint shares are gone i'm done with it :)

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On 10 shares I'm already $20 ahead, so I'm happy. I can't wait for it to go over $6/share so I can get my original investment back, and maybe a few dollars more.

 

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