Total Neopoints: Shares x paid neopoints. Current: How much the stock per share is worth now. Mkt Value: Shares x Current. Change: Tells you wheater you gained or lost neopoints. First read below our tips for selling! Patience is the key word in the stock market. And you have to be able to take a risk. When gambling in the stock market, there are small chances you will not earn profit. And it would normally take a long time for you to earn a profit, so you need patience. Tip 2: Set a goal limit of when you want to sell your stock.
So, the stock has risen double of when I bought it from. You can set different goals if you wish, whatever appeals to you. If you have a No matter what. Never, never, never. But, if you have a stock that is shooting through the roof and reaches your goal, wait, and watch it. It might go up more. The stockmarket is very random, and changes every 30 minutes. If your stock is going up now, it might go up more later. So wait, and watch it.
This method is not much different than the above method. It involves setting a set price to sell at, but then only selling half of your stock when it hits that point. You can then choose to either ride out the trend and wait until the price rises a little more before selling, or set another fixed price to sell at.
Even better, set two prices initially that you will use consistently, one price to sell half the stock and another higher price to sell the rest. This method allows you to take advantage of a bigger possible profit if the market continues to rise after your first sell point, but also offers some insurance if the price begins to drop. You still made a good profit on half your stock, more than you would have if you hadn't sold half and held on to all of it waiting for a price increase that never came.
Build Company Profiles Equally. As you will see below, investing in a variety of companies is a good idea. One way to keep your profile balanced is to limit your stock purchases from the same company. Decide first how many companies you would like to invest in. Even is good for a beginner. Then, buy rotating "lots" of stock from these companies in stages. The first day I buy stocks in BB. The next day, in BOTT. The next day, in CHIA, and so on.
I don't buy any from the same company until I have stocks from each company. Then I can start over buying from each every day. This ensures an equal opportunity for profit in all your stocks. You can do this with any number. Just remember, the price is per stock. So if a stock is selling at 22np, buying 1, will cost 22,np as opposed to buying 10 for np.
Only Buy at This is a method many people use. They will only buy stock that is selling at 15np the minimum for purchse. The prices refresh throughout the day, so if there are no companies selling at 15np when you first check, come back a few times throughout the day and you're almost guaranteed to find one.
The only drawback to this method is that prices can stay consistant for awhile. This may mean the same 4 or 5 stocks are always at 15np and, if you're also trying to diversify your portfolio, this could be a bit of a problem. To combat this, you could use the "equal building" method above.
Invest in a variety of companies. Having 60, stocks in one company doesn't do you any good if the price of the stock has been less than you paid for months or even years. Investing in a number of different stocks makes it more likely that at least one of your stocks will be "in the green" worth more than you paid for it. This is handy if you need some quick money. You can sell a stock that's in the green.
Ahem, to answer your question: unfortunately, that is one of the risks of the Neopian Stock Market. D: This is question , archived from Editorial Issue Kacheek and Sons Landscaping has had their fun at the top of the stock market for quite some time now, and all of us investors are tired of kicking ourselves in the shins daily for selling way too early.
Could you give another stock a chance to rise to the top so that we can start bringing in some revenue again? Our shins would appreciate it. We don't manually control the Stock Market, so Guess we'll just wait and see what happens. This is question , archived from Editorial Issue How are you guys doing today? Oh, you're excited to answer my question? That's splendid!
I'll get on with it, then! A lot of us Stock Market players feel as though we are being a little neglected. Thanks for the reminder. We'll make a note to schedule it relatively soon. I was wondering why the payout for games cannot be increased, maybe even if for a little while, to help remedy this? For example, instead of the maximum being 1, NP per game played, it could be raised to 5, NP.
Games are where most Neopoints are created, and inflation is being caused by there being too much NP floating around. If solely playing games isn't fetching the Neopoints you need to buy your dream Neohome, we suggest exploring more areas of the site where Neopoints can be made, such as the Neopian Stock Market, restocking, or using your shop. That would be awesome! Thanks for 8 years of fun, by the way! A lot of people prefer to be private about just how many Neopoints they have.
Thanks for hanging with us for so many years! These days it's entirely random. Yes, it took some getting used to; I had a bit of trouble finding some things, but most have been found by now.
One thing I really did like about the old layout, though, was the link to the Stock Market on the home page. I have remedied the difficulty in finding the Stock Market going to games, searching for Stock Market by adding it to my favourite games. But, do you think you could put a link to it on the home page again? If you check out the main page you can get there quickly by clicking the Neopets logo in the upper left hand corner you'll notice that Neodaq Index status is now a link!
We noticed a lot of people having difficulty getting to that area, so we decided to make your Neo-life a bit easier in that regard and changed it a couple days ago. Since you are only allowed a limited number of shares each day, it's very important that you don't play the stock market in multiple accounts to try and circumvent this limit. This would unbalance things, and would be considered cheating just like playing any other game on your alternate account would be.
Sorry, I can't talk now. The stock market would go down and the bank would run out of money and there would be total CHAOS as everyone loses their money But that's just my opinion And I think it would be funny for me anyway I think a lot of people would be very distressed if anything like that happened, but who knows The Stock Market has been a little too stable recently Add some new stocks!!! New companies should be expected to go on sale shortly.
I consider myself a stock market whiz and I was wondering if you could release some stock market avatars or shopkeepers? Thanks : - Pokeruby25 It has been a while since we have added anything to the Stock Market, I don't see why not! I check my stocks a couple times a day, and want to know if I'm completely wasting my time The Neopian Stock Market is open around the clock, so you never know when those stocks are going to sky rocket.
Also in a game I played once I remember there was also a car, um Can you make me not confused anymore? Ok, cars don't exist in Neopia. Nor do laptops, computers or anything super high-tech except in the Space Station. Some of our games are just jokes such as the stock market and have little parody images like Nigel in his car. These games are seperate from the fantasy world that is Neopia, they are just on the site for fun.
By the way the Quiggle in a car for the Mcdonald's drive through is just a sponsor thing. The drive thru will not ever be featured in cartoons, computer games, books, etc. Search SunnyNeo! Get Instant News! All Rights Reserved. Used With Permission. Thinking about dogs Loading Image.. Buying one that is already at 30 or 40 NP doesn't give you that much room to grow. Buying 15 NP stocks regularly should mean that you will have one or two stocks run up to 30 NP or even 60 NP a share pretty regularly also.
When choosing stocks to buy, see which ones in that price range are stable or increasing; don't buy one that has dropped down that day. Don't buy small amounts of shares; you will pay a flat commission of 20 NP for each transaction, so buy at least shares at a time, and preferably the maximum number of 1, a day. Sure, the more shares you buy, the much more it costs depending on how much each share costs , like buying shares that are each 15 NP, making it 15, NP to spend, but it can increase to a big amount throughout time.
When buying shares to sell them for a bigger certain amount, it can take a very long time, usually real life months for it to be sold for a lot, so doing this will have to take a lot of patience.
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