http://www.wsj.com/articles/brexit-signaled-buy-for-these-u-s-investors-1467216087 If you Google the link above, it lets you bypass the paywall. Gil Oren, a former stockbroker who manages stockaholics.net from his home in Raleigh, N.C., referred to his shopping list frequently after the Brexit vote. Among the 41-year-old’s most-wanted stocks is Apple Inc., which he hoped to buy for under $90 a share. Apple shares closed Wednesday at $94.40, up 2.6% in two days after losing 4.2% over the previous two sessions. “Now’s the time to have a wish list and wait for them to come to you,” he said from his home office, where he begins watching markets at 7 a.m. each day. Although he loses money some months, Mr. Oren says he has made as much as $2,000 or $3,000 a month trading stocks and sets most of the money aside for his mortgage, car payments and a college fund for his 3-year-old. A moderator for three online forums that focus on stocks and investing, Mr. Oren said he saw a spike in interest in the topics Friday. One of the forums he curates, a Reddit page called r/investing, typically receives about 60,000 page views daily, he said. On Friday, it received about 180,000 page views, and one thread dedicated to answering questions about the impact of the U.K.’s referendum on markets was the page’s most-commented-on post until Tuesday.
Of all the stock we talked about, he left out AMD! The one that made a massive move the very next day after our talk!
i'm not 100% sure if this is a result of your WSJ mention gil but i'm seeing a pretty nice little flurry of new members signing up to stockaholics today! booyah!
@Gil that was along time coming continued success to you. If I can recall this site now have two members that got recognized you and Brendan(Globe and Mail) Canadian version.
^^ this almost halfway to 700 members! not sure if this WSJ mention did it but that was a pretty big jump from 600 just a few short days ago ... pretty sweet
