Yeah....

apparently....the way to do it, is to look at the top 10 movers, then eliminate any worth over ?5 as they wont stay as the top mover. Then look at things like are they in the news at the moment? And if one's a pound cheaper than the others, then its likely that that will be the best share. Also, a tip from one of the top traders on celebdaq is to only hold one share at a time, ie, all steve davis, or all ding.

Then, on Monday evening, look at all the celebs/sports people who have been in the news this week, click on the trade button, and look at the PD. This is the potential dividend they will pay come thursday per share. This is useful, but doesnt tell the whole story. The yield is what you need to know. Who is going to pay the most dividend per ?1 of there share price. i.e. someone who's shares are ?5 and paying a dividend of ?2.50, has a yield of 50%, whereas the person with a share price of ?1.50 who's paying a dividend of ?2, has a yield of 133%. Therefore, the person with the lower dividend, but cheaper share price will be the best investment, as you can afford more shares.

Hope thats some help, just to get you going on the big percentage increases. Also, sportdaq isnt as volatile as celebdaq, so the percentage increases arent as big, however, if you don't have time to keep your eye on the fluctuations of the top movers, then sportdaq is easier as you wont lose money if you don't get a chance to look at it.

OTBC

Posted By: SimonOTBC, Dec 18, 20:33:10