Okay, so I have to do a report on stocks. My class is doing a project where there are two teams, and each team gets 50 real dollars to buy real stock. Before we do that, however, we have to research three stocks that are under five dollars, and pick one and give some details and the reason why we should buy it and how much we think we will make. Oh and it isn't a long-term investment, we're flipping all the stocks in the middle of June. If you can help, please do! I've been trying to find some for three hours now and I can't find a thing!

i would say google or apple, but those stocks cost way more than 50 bucks

I know! That's the problem! There's nothing I can think of under five dollars!

I think your teacher is in debt and trying to steal ideas from you guys to make real money.

Haha we all thought so too, but she told us any money we get in profit we can use for a party :shrug:

Yeah that party will be in Mexico, and none of you will be there. :wacky:

Actionview International Inc. (AVEW)

http://www.google.com/finance?q=AVEW

Most likely :laugh3: She is Mrs. New Jersey!!!

^^Thank you so much! You are a godsend!!! (sorry for double post)

HAHAH.

Okay, thank you. I've found three good stocks that meet my criteria :)

Funny thing is that we did this last week. Except, we were allowed to buy whatever stocks we wanted to. Half of us went broke in 2 days. :smiley:

Oh no! That sucks! We're buying today, so wish me luck :)

Good luck.

 

I once heard about an experiment where they let a class of first graders pick a bunch of stock at random every week, and they would consistently do much better than the major stock analysts. :freak:

 

It's kind of a silly game if you're not in it long term. Legalized gambling.

now period of correction. so the best way is to short than to buy

 

The Velvet Underground is best selling artist

Jesus Christ, I pity anyone who does this souless shit for their life.

^ Yeah I know. Every stock we told our teacher we wanted to buy, she had an excuse why she didn't want to buy it. We ended up buying some green company that none of us wanted :shrug:

Not sure if this helps, but here's a stock market simulation website that I used in my high school economics class.

 

https://wallstreetsurvivor.com/home.aspx

 

You can track the history of certain stocks as well.

^ Yeah, my older brother used that program too. Thanks! :)