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ToastMonger said: "I put this offer out on the old board and there weasn't too horribly much interest but I'll throw it out there again and see what happens. I don't know about other people but I prefer to talk on live time instead of posts. So I'm posting my AIM SN and my MSN contact info. If anyone wants to contact me about stocks please feel free to do so. Also feel happy to share your own contact info. AIM: Tarvax MSN: [email]joneyer@cox.net[/email] P.S. Spammers will be dealt with swiftly and deadly"

bobjitsu said: "I would but I don't chat."

misterjover said: "Kool. I trade several times a week in the early mornings on the west coast. Here's my info. AIM: Kimchimaster email: [email]misterjover@yahoo.com[/email]"

misterjover said: "Sorry I forgot to turn my AIM on the past couple days. I'll be up early tomorrow morning trading. I'll keep my AIM on tonight if anyone wants to chat or trade info. Happy trading! p.s. today I didn't short anything, but I made a few bucks on APYM. I caught it at 1.05 and let go at 1.30 after it capped at 1.37. I'm watching this baby like an eagle, and if anyone wants to research with me, just hit me up on AIM."

ss_cybreed said: "Hello, Everyone :p A little about myself. I'm 28 married and have 2 beautiful daughter. I'm currently in the military, and have to deploy most of my time. My wife and I have save up a little money and thinking of investing in stock. I did some research and still have lot of question, like what company to put my money into.....etc. I'm hoping someone can break it down step by step. I'm looking for a way to invest that will make enough money for my families to have a better life. Thanks in advance."

mhdirect said: "God Bless You. Thank You For Protecting Our Great Country. I Will Pray For Your Safety, And The Safety And Happiness Of Your Family. You Are A Patriot. We Need More People Like You. I Have Three Of My Kids In The Military, My Son-in-law Is Deployed Now, My Daughter, His Wife, Flies Medivac For The Wv Nat'l Guard, And Will Probably Be Deployed Soon, And My Baby Son Who Leaves For Army Basic Training Any Day. We Have A Long Tradition Of Military Service, And Appreciate Others Who Serve. As Far As Investing, Just Go Slow, Be Careful,and Be Safe. A Blue Chip That Pays Less, But Is More Stable , Is Also More Safe. I Do Oil And Gas, But According To Several People On This Site, It Is Iffy.i Don't Think So, But Won't Reccomend It To You For That Reason. There Are Some Very Smart People On Here To Listen To....just Be Sure To Listen To The Right Ones. Be Blessed And Know We Appreciate Your Sacrifice, Mhdirect"

jmoney said: "good idea with the chat thing. aim-marinerah [email]email- jmonroe5@twcny.rr.com[/email]"

thezster said: "[QUOTE=ss_cybreed]Hello, Everyone :p A little about myself. I'm 28 married and have 2 beautiful daughter. I'm currently in the military, and have to deploy most of my time. My wife and I have save up a little money and thinking of investing in stock. I did some research and still have lot of question, like what company to put my money into.....etc. I'm hoping someone can break it down step by step. I'm looking for a way to invest that will make enough money for my families to have a better life. Thanks in advance.[/QUOTE] Wish I had been in your shoes at 28. Saving money for a rainy day wasn't a big priority for me at that age... and now, at almost 50 (geezer), I regret it daily. There are numerous different ways to invest. The first thing to ask yourself, "Do I want to invest - or speculate". Investing is a long term process.... designed for the "long haul (IMO). Speculating is taking daily or weekly or monthly steps to buy/sell based on what you think a company is going to do - and it's a bit riskier. If I were in your position - with a young family and striving to save for the future - I would be "investing". At this point in this slightly "bearish" market, I would be putting regular deposits in a solid "no-load" mutual fund with no fees to get in. This way you spread your money over a number of stocks rather than sinking it all into one or two. While generalizations are a bad idea, I feel it's safe to say that most mutual funds "tend" to follow the general market. Therefore, getting in during a bear cycle is probably the best time to get in - while overall prices are down. Continue monthly deposits and forget about them (as much as anyone can "forget" about their money). If you believe the market in general will eventually recover, you can pretty much figure your mutual fund will follow along - increasing your wealth with much less risk. Once you've built up a decent investment, then it's the time to take out some of your capital to "play with". (Play with, means you're willing to lose it all without risking your families security). By then, since you will have been following your funds progress as well as the general market, you will have a better idea of how you want to invest/speculate. To many people, new to trading, want to jump right in and buy stocks without solid rationale as to why they want to buy them. Typically, that stock will rise and fall on a daily basis. I've seen way to many people jump in, get nervous when their portfolio drops 5 -10% or more and sell to get out. They repeat the cycle with another stock or two before saying "this isn't for me"..... and explaining to their significant other why they can't take that vacation this year. While boring, that slow steady investing will pay off handsomely over the long run. Had I started in my 20's - I would be sitting on 2 - 3 times the capital that I currently have.... hence my sign-off phrase. Good luck whichever way you go..."