The most Imortant Investment , that you can make is " Yourself ". However , you may choose to " Invest " in yourself. It might be going to College , a Trade School , getting a job , or even stating your own business.
You , have to pull the triger on the most Important Investment in your lifetime. Yourself . Live and Invest in yourself.
Saturday, February 27, 2010
Monday, February 22, 2010
Holding Company in Oklahoma
Lunsford Investments , goal is to help build companies. With one Business Investment at a time. With each Investment , Lunsford Investments grows. I am proud of the company that I have started . And with every Investment , that I make on behalf of Lunsford Investments. I will support each one of these companies , that I Invest in.
By buy and hold their stock , and keep Investing in these companies. Buying there common stock , Lunsford Investments is becoming part part owner of these companies. And as any owner should do , is try to grow there company. Which in part is what I am doing.
Today is a new day , for Lunsford Investments. With trading day over with , my day is just starting . Now , I am looking at other companies and there spreedsheets and do my research. AS any good Investor should do. If they want to be in Business then the day never ends. Just like Gordon Gekko, said " Money Never Sleeps Pal ".
I am a firm believer in that statement. Money Never Sleeps , aalways look on how to improve your business. And that will grow your business .
By buy and hold their stock , and keep Investing in these companies. Buying there common stock , Lunsford Investments is becoming part part owner of these companies. And as any owner should do , is try to grow there company. Which in part is what I am doing.
Today is a new day , for Lunsford Investments. With trading day over with , my day is just starting . Now , I am looking at other companies and there spreedsheets and do my research. AS any good Investor should do. If they want to be in Business then the day never ends. Just like Gordon Gekko, said " Money Never Sleeps Pal ".
I am a firm believer in that statement. Money Never Sleeps , aalways look on how to improve your business. And that will grow your business .
Another good Investment for Lunsford Investments
Another good Investment for Lunsford Investment.
Here is the Story.
Google Inc. said Friday that it finished its $124.6 million purchase of On2 Technologies Inc. after shareholders of On2 voted to approve the deal.
Google said that as per its agreement with the maker of video compression technology, outstanding On2 common shares will be converted to the right to 15 cents per share and 0.0010 of a share of Google common stock. Cash will be paid in lieu of any fractional shares, Google said.
Google also said it plans to buy back the same number of its shares that it issued through the purchase. The company will fund the buybacks with cash on hand.
When the purchase was announced in August, the companies valued the deal at about $132 million.
Google shares ended regular trading down $2.46 at $540.76.
I did not know of this deal. It was just luck of the draw. On2 Tech was a Investment that I have been looking at for a few weeks. I just wish I would have bought more shares of On2 , before the buy out.
So , now I own a little piece of Google. Thanks Google. Too Bad you did not let me buy more shares of On2 before you took over the company.
Here is the Story.
Google Inc. said Friday that it finished its $124.6 million purchase of On2 Technologies Inc. after shareholders of On2 voted to approve the deal.
Google said that as per its agreement with the maker of video compression technology, outstanding On2 common shares will be converted to the right to 15 cents per share and 0.0010 of a share of Google common stock. Cash will be paid in lieu of any fractional shares, Google said.
Google also said it plans to buy back the same number of its shares that it issued through the purchase. The company will fund the buybacks with cash on hand.
When the purchase was announced in August, the companies valued the deal at about $132 million.
Google shares ended regular trading down $2.46 at $540.76.
I did not know of this deal. It was just luck of the draw. On2 Tech was a Investment that I have been looking at for a few weeks. I just wish I would have bought more shares of On2 , before the buy out.
So , now I own a little piece of Google. Thanks Google. Too Bad you did not let me buy more shares of On2 before you took over the company.
Friday, February 19, 2010
Doing Business As a Holding Company
With a outlook on Investments. I have changed on the way I look at stocks. For example I was investing in what I call the Blue Chippers. The big Companies that pays a Dividend to their Shareholders.
Now , I am looking at Small Cap Companies , some people call them Penny Stocks. I however , see these Companies as another way to grow Lunsford Investments . In the long term. Yes , to buy and these companies as I do my Blue Chippers.
For example why is Six Flags trading at .10 cents a share ? I see Six Flags going back up to at-least $2.50. So I bought into Six Flags. Another example would be Midwest Bank. Why , is Midwest trading at .31 cents ? Most Small to Mid Cap Banks trade around $3 to 5 Dollars a share. In my opion. There is On2 Tech , trading at .69 cents a share . I believe this company will be like Sirius XM , and trade above $1.00.
These Companies , will grow and so will Lunsford Investments. For a bonus I will add one more to the list as-well, Blue Jet Airlines. Trading at $5.00 and change , I do believe Blue-Jet will rise to around the $10.00 mark.
Lunsford Investments will Invest in small and large companies , now and in the future.
Now , I am looking at Small Cap Companies , some people call them Penny Stocks. I however , see these Companies as another way to grow Lunsford Investments . In the long term. Yes , to buy and these companies as I do my Blue Chippers.
For example why is Six Flags trading at .10 cents a share ? I see Six Flags going back up to at-least $2.50. So I bought into Six Flags. Another example would be Midwest Bank. Why , is Midwest trading at .31 cents ? Most Small to Mid Cap Banks trade around $3 to 5 Dollars a share. In my opion. There is On2 Tech , trading at .69 cents a share . I believe this company will be like Sirius XM , and trade above $1.00.
These Companies , will grow and so will Lunsford Investments. For a bonus I will add one more to the list as-well, Blue Jet Airlines. Trading at $5.00 and change , I do believe Blue-Jet will rise to around the $10.00 mark.
Lunsford Investments will Invest in small and large companies , now and in the future.
Friday, February 12, 2010
Lunsford Investments open for Business
I just filled for my DBA , " Doing Business AS " . To make Lunsford Investents , into a Conglomerate Holding Company.
In other words , A Investment Business. Lunsford Investments , Holds Individual Shares of Stocks , in different companies. Such as WWE,MGM,Blue Jet Airlines,Wendy's,Target,Walmart,Waters,E-Trade,Siriuis-XM,Disney,Sprint,Criket,Verizion,Darden,Coke,Pepis,and other Companies.
Lunsford Investments, also buy ETF's,bonds, and Options. Lunsford Investments, has just brought into Midwest Bank. And is talking to ING , to Invest into.
You , might be sking what indeed is a Conglomerate Holding Company ? Well , the answer is to that is Berkshire Hathaway. Warren Buffet. Is company Berkshire Hathaway is the same as mine. But much larger.
I have spreedsheets, and fills of all my holdings. Lunsford Investments , is just starting. However, my Company does make a return on most of the Investments.
Yes , I still work full Time. Yet , I work at least 8 hours a day on my Company. If Lunsford Investments , earns $5.00 or $500.00 a day. It is rolled back into the Company.
Our Mission Statement
Lunsford Investments , is a Conglomerate Holdings Company , also Know as a Investment Business.
I buy Publiciy Traded Stocks,Bonds,and ETF's. Helping to Build Companies , with one Business Investment at Time.
Lunsford Investments is a Sole Proprietorship Business.
Owner Mike D Lunsford.
In other words , A Investment Business. Lunsford Investments , Holds Individual Shares of Stocks , in different companies. Such as WWE,MGM,Blue Jet Airlines,Wendy's,Target,Walmart,Waters,E-Trade,Siriuis-XM,Disney,Sprint,Criket,Verizion,Darden,Coke,Pepis,and other Companies.
Lunsford Investments, also buy ETF's,bonds, and Options. Lunsford Investments, has just brought into Midwest Bank. And is talking to ING , to Invest into.
You , might be sking what indeed is a Conglomerate Holding Company ? Well , the answer is to that is Berkshire Hathaway. Warren Buffet. Is company Berkshire Hathaway is the same as mine. But much larger.
I have spreedsheets, and fills of all my holdings. Lunsford Investments , is just starting. However, my Company does make a return on most of the Investments.
Yes , I still work full Time. Yet , I work at least 8 hours a day on my Company. If Lunsford Investments , earns $5.00 or $500.00 a day. It is rolled back into the Company.
Our Mission Statement
Lunsford Investments , is a Conglomerate Holdings Company , also Know as a Investment Business.
I buy Publiciy Traded Stocks,Bonds,and ETF's. Helping to Build Companies , with one Business Investment at Time.
Lunsford Investments is a Sole Proprietorship Business.
Owner Mike D Lunsford.
Tuesday, February 9, 2010
Lunsford Investments become a real Business
Lunsford Investments become a real Business.
I am about to fill for my DBA , to make Lunsford Investments into a real Investment Business.
When I complete the forms , I will post about it.
I am about to fill for my DBA , to make Lunsford Investments into a real Investment Business.
When I complete the forms , I will post about it.
Sunday, February 7, 2010
Owning a Business through Common Stock
Common stock
Common stock is aptly named -- it's the most common form of stock an investor will encounter. This is an ideal investment vehicle for individuals, because anyone can take part; there are absolutely no restrictions on who can purchase common stock -- the young, the old, the savvy, the reckless. Common stock is more than just a piece of paper; it represents a proportional share of ownership in a company -- a stake in a real, living, breathing business. By owning stock -- the most amazing wealth-creation vehicle ever conceived (except for inheriting money from a relative you've never heard of) -- you are a part-owner of a business.
Shareholders "own" a part of the assets of the company and part of the stream of cash those assets generate. As the company acquires more assets and the stream of cash it generates gets larger, the value of the business increases. This increase in the value of the business is what drives up the value of the stock in that business.
Because they own a part of the business, shareholders get a vote to elect the board of directors. The board is a group of individuals who oversee major decisions the company makes. They tend to wield a lot of power in corporate America. Boards decide whether a company will invest in itself, buy other companies, pay a dividend, or repurchase stock. Top company management will give some advice, but the board makes the final decision. The board even has the power to hire and fire those managers.
As with most things in life, the potential reward from owning stock in a growing business has some possible pitfalls. Shareholders also get a full share of the risk inherent in operating the business. If things go bad, their shares of stock may decrease in value. They could even end up being worthless if the company goes bankrupt.
from motley fool
Common stock is aptly named -- it's the most common form of stock an investor will encounter. This is an ideal investment vehicle for individuals, because anyone can take part; there are absolutely no restrictions on who can purchase common stock -- the young, the old, the savvy, the reckless. Common stock is more than just a piece of paper; it represents a proportional share of ownership in a company -- a stake in a real, living, breathing business. By owning stock -- the most amazing wealth-creation vehicle ever conceived (except for inheriting money from a relative you've never heard of) -- you are a part-owner of a business.
Shareholders "own" a part of the assets of the company and part of the stream of cash those assets generate. As the company acquires more assets and the stream of cash it generates gets larger, the value of the business increases. This increase in the value of the business is what drives up the value of the stock in that business.
Because they own a part of the business, shareholders get a vote to elect the board of directors. The board is a group of individuals who oversee major decisions the company makes. They tend to wield a lot of power in corporate America. Boards decide whether a company will invest in itself, buy other companies, pay a dividend, or repurchase stock. Top company management will give some advice, but the board makes the final decision. The board even has the power to hire and fire those managers.
As with most things in life, the potential reward from owning stock in a growing business has some possible pitfalls. Shareholders also get a full share of the risk inherent in operating the business. If things go bad, their shares of stock may decrease in value. They could even end up being worthless if the company goes bankrupt.
from motley fool
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