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Best online gambling companies (asian)?

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Kevin B asked:

Hi everybody. I’ve been searching for some new stocks to purchase and I really believe that 1) on-line poker in the US will soon be regulated and two) on-line gambling will soon follow. I’ve been searching for some preferable little cap stocks to purchase which have a shot at becoming the big dog as soon as poker is legalized. So far I’ve only discovered giga media as a candidate, owner of everest poker and other gambling sites.

Basically, I want a list of little to mid size mixed on-line gambling businesses which are hopefully publicly traded. If you guys like the layout of the website or of the program, that is good to know too.

Also, I prefer asian businesses or web sites as I believe there is more potential growth from that region but I’ll take any recommendations.

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Unusual surge in stock volume?

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supersonic1024 asked:

What may be the factors for the following:
little cap stock – 350m
daily price drop of about 1.2pc
no company or industry news
over 300pc surge in daily volume after an unusual massive trading during the last 2 hours of the session

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some finance questions. What’s daytrading? what are options? What are brokerage costs? When to sell?

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uh oh asked:

Yep, a lot of questions unanswered.

I learned about mutual funds, but I’ve been hearing a lot of poor stuff about them lately. I wonder what are the costs of just getting a broker or a brokerage service. If I wanted to invest 2 grand in some stocks just to practice, how a lot would it price me to buy and sell as opposed to like expense ratios and all that?

what are stock options?

My finance teacher taught us how to monitor stuff, but she never taught us something about selling. When do little cap stocks peak? When do you give up on them?

What is daytrading? Is it costly because of all the brokerage fees?

What are some great inexpensive brokerage services to begin with?

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Answer to a Statistics problem on correlation?

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Kris R asked:

This is the issue and I do not understand it. Can anyone assist?

“Mutual fund reports often give correlations to describe how the prices of various investments are related. You appear at the correlations among 3 Fidelity funds and the Regular & Poor’s 500 stock index, which describes stocks of big U.S. companies. The 3 funds are Dividend Growth (stocks of big U.S. companies), Small Cap Stock (stocks of small U.S. companies), and Emerging Markets (stocks in developing countries). For 2003, the 3 correlations are r = .35, r = .81, and r = .98″

Which correlation goes with each fund and why?

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Statistics for investing–correlation help?

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Hiro asked:

Here’s my issue:

A mutual-funds company’s newsletter says, “A well-diversified portfolio includes assets with low correlations.” The newsletter includes a table of correlation among the returns on various classes of investments. For example, the correlation among municipal bonds and big-cap stocks is .50, and the correlation among municipal bonds and little-cap stocks is .21.

a.) Rachel invests heavily in municipal bonds. She want to diversity by adding an investment whose returns do not closely follow the returns on her bonds. Should she select big-cap stocks or little-cap stocks for this purpose? Explain your answer.

b.) If Rachel desires an investment that tends to improve when the return on her bonds drop, what kind of correlation should she appear for?

This isn’t a actual investing question, it’s just a issue in my homework that I have no idea how to figure out. Please assist me….

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