Nanotech Stocks

[shummie]

I think nano-tech is going to be the next big thing. It should come to fruition about 10 years from now.

Anyone have any stocks related to nanotech they would recommend looking into?

[Reef]

that's a very broad statement. But yes, it will be very big

[lu_hawk]

Investing in 'the next big thing' is almost always -EV.

[shummie]

I realized how broad a statement it is after I posted it and no one replied.

I really haven't done any research into it though so I thought I could get some general pointers.

My plan now is to do that research when I get some time and maybe post my results here.

- Jason

[shummie]

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Investing in 'the next big thing' is almost always -EV.

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I don't know if you're serious with this comment. If so, why would you say that?

Are you saying that nanotech is hyped up right now? I wouldn't think so. If anything, the real "next big thing" of the moment is BioTech. Nano tech seems like the next next big thing. And I'm not just talking about stock market considerations. I'm just realizing the fact that this technology is going to have a lot of profitable uses in the future across all aspects of life.

Are you saying that getting your money into a stock that is part of somekind of "next big thing" trend is risky? Like having stake in Cisco during the internet boom? Well, then I'd rather get my money in and ride the wave, then let it wash by.

But in any case, I'm looking forward to being enlightened. I'm fresh out of college and an ametuer investor at best.

Thanks,

Jason

[siriusradio]

lol.. wut is an amatuer inventor?

[meow_meow]

There is a publically traded ven cap group that invests exclusively in nanotech start-ups. Harris&Harris is the name, ticker symbol: TINY (clever).
FWIW, I don't and have never owned any.

[littlerayray]

aleways been partial t ongen, lots of good patents and a good trader.