http://bestflatscreentvreviews.com/what-is-the-best-way-to-invest-in-lcdtvs Find The Best Flat Screen TV Deals Fri, 25 Feb 2011 11:04:26 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 http://bestflatscreentvreviews.com/what-is-the-best-way-to-invest-in-lcdtvs/comment-page-1#comment-1119 Deep in Thought Tue, 01 Dec 2009 10:05:04 +0000 http://bestflatscreentvreviews.com/what-is-the-best-way-to-invest-in-lcdtvs#comment-1119 Feed a man a fish and you only feed him for a day, but teach... This is so easy you'd hit your forehead. You can do this for makers of any consumer product: 1. Go to a retailer's website, say Best Buy.com. Look up LCD TVs. Rank by the best sellers. You'll see a few familiar brand names. (ex:Sony) 2. Google the brand name. At the company website, find the "about" page. You should be able to find the main company name. (ex: Sony Corporation) 3. Now go to finance.yahoo.com. Click Finance Search and enter the company name. This should get you the ticker (unless the company's private and doesn't sell stock). (ex: SNE) 4. Go to your broker and buy that it, if that's your strategy (I'd investigate more thoroughly, though). Nobody can really tell you a stock is a "good choice" (the many will say they can). It is possible to easily tell if one is a bad choice, though. If you haven't learned enough about stock research to tell which stocks are bad choices don't buy individual stocks. Get your education first. Feed a man a fish and you only feed him for a day, but teach…
This is so easy you’d hit your forehead. You can do this for makers of any consumer product:
1. Go to a retailer’s website, say Best Buy.com. Look up LCD TVs. Rank by the best sellers. You’ll see a few familiar brand names.
(ex:Sony)
2. Google the brand name. At the company website, find the “about” page. You should be able to find the main company name.
(ex: Sony Corporation)
3. Now go to finance.yahoo.com. Click Finance Search and enter the company name. This should get you the ticker (unless the company’s private and doesn’t sell stock).
(ex: SNE)
4. Go to your broker and buy that it, if that’s your strategy (I’d investigate more thoroughly, though).
Nobody can really tell you a stock is a “good choice” (the many will say they can). It is possible to easily tell if one is a bad choice, though. If you haven’t learned enough about stock research to tell which stocks are bad choices don’t buy individual stocks. Get your education first.

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