Even as proponents of buying and holding, we feel two of these companies are doomed and one warrants careful consideration for investment
Author: Edward Pinkhasov
Edward is a contributing writer to MyWallSt. Edward fell in love with the stock market in 2000 after making $30,000 overnight on Techniclone. His favorite stocks today are Netflix, Google, Amazon, and Apple as they are the market leaders in their sectors and are safe long-term investments.
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