HOLLYWOOD STOCK EXCHANGE
THE ENTERTAINMENT MARKET
THE ENTERTAINMENT MARKET
Honestly, having a life and getting real-life sh*t done is hardly compatible with succeeding in this game. I love the game, but whenever
things are cooking IRL, the portfolio suffers gravely.
I know that ideally, when one knows one won't have time to surf the daily ebb and flow and follow news items steadily through the afternoon and evening, one should drop all rollercoaster movie stocks and go for long haul blue chip (blockbuster, more or less) stock or drop movies except pennie stocks altogether, and cruise on funds and starbonds.
However, when you hold a couple of thousand securities, switching is quite the job itself, and will also cost millions (in commish and chuckage)..
/butthurt rant
Honestly, having a life and getting real-life sh*t done is hardly compatible with succeeding in this game. I love the game, but whenever Mar 04, 07:02
Some years ago, one could do this on weekends, commish-free. {nm} Mar 04, 09:31
Yeah, I was using a 28.8k baud modem when I first started playing. Man, did NomOptions take a while!! (nm) Mar 04, 12:04
*sigh* Yeah, I miss the ol' commish-free days...a lot's changed with HSX over the years! :-) {nm} Mar 05, 08:09
I like to buy the stocks that I know will gain over the long run so I don't have to micro-manage. {nm} Mar 07, 12:06