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On Gold Diggers and Transparency in the Finance Industry

Posted by Timothy Sykes on Sun 2nd of Dec, 2007 08:56:32 AM

The Disciplined Investor has a great 30 minute-ish podcast with yours truly, mainly about the lack of transparency in the finance industry. The site is run by a financial planner, Andrew Horowitz, who has also just released a new book by the same name. I’m only about halfway through
=pd_bbs_sr_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1196610420&sr=1-1″>The Disciplined Investor
(along with nearly a dozen other books, including some particularly good ones like Grace Cheng’s Forex book and a really, really, really long one), but I’ll be adding it to my library of recommended books since it gives a great overview of all the financial planning basics and is unusually understandable.

 

tony On Gold Diggers and Transparency in the Finance Industry

And, if you want to see my take on gold diggers, def. check out this new Timeout New York article. This important, yet rarely detailed subject, is incredibly relevant in today’s society, especially for those who earn over $200,000 annually. Perhaps even more important than the credit crisis and the housing industry. OK, maybe not more important than housing, but it’s close.

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  • Really good mate. Also I
  • nice post. I enjoyed it. hope to see more info in the future.
  • TonyEllis
    CRWG - paid mailer. I hope it works. I need a good internet pump and dump for the portfolio!
  • facettan
    Thanks Tim YOURE THE MAN!
  • TGIC is a finance play, not a pump and dump, no thanks.

    COIN, tomorrow could be deciding day, i got a TV interview thats gonna screw it all up so i hope it goes further
  • Cyn
    Haha...not high, just redneck that's been texting more than posting & was in a hurry. By the way, Nice welcome committee.
    so...let me try again =)
    Few yrs. ago discovered stocks & that I was very good @ pickin the stock to invest in, but not patient enuf to wait on them to go up, so I stopped after bout the 5th stock I bought & sold to soon to make any $. some examples of past--I purchased a stock @ $6 was positive it would @least double, after bout 3 months I gave up & sold it, not long after i sold it went up to $33 share. This was my pattern-buy, sit, give up...sell & watch'em @least double.
    so i quit, cuz was make'n myself sick.
    Anywho, recently discovered the penny stocks & selling short. these two things seem to be more of what i was looking for..seem much faster not the sit & wait, so i'm ready to jump in! but i need help in doin so =) Is that any better...? LoL.
  • facettan
    TGIC grabbed my attention today as well... Tim what do you think about this one?
  • redwjamz
    ok im all in cash now, ready to plunge with my 6g's, hit me Tim.
  • Getshorty
    You shouldn't trade while high Cyn
  • AdamN
    Was that English? Dude, learn to proofread!
  • Cyn
    Hello! new to site with lots of ?'s & excited to start trade again!! =) espescially since discovered this whole new world (to me) of penny stocks & shorts! i am have'n a bit of trouble finding how to/where to do the shorty thing..guess i thot it'd be right there by the buy/sell option.... am i over lookin it or is there a lil' sumthin, sumthin' i need to know? Lol.
    Cyn
  • Getshorty
    Looks like a solid hammer on MITI, may bounce tomorrow
  • AdamN
    Holding SIGA short from 3.84 overnight. Currently sitting w/ a $340 unrealized profit.
  • Getshorty
    Coin is closing another up day, may gap and crap tomorrow
  • be-the-ball
    covered last coinw.

    total on trade -$13
  • be-the-ball
    TGIC title insurance company, not tech
  • bat711
    TGIC is a mortgage insurer.
  • brad081
    Covered my 6.47 COIN at 6.54 for a small $70ish loss. Had to cover at 6.05 support area. My fauly, got greedy and fuc.. up.

    Learn from your mistakes,\

    D
  • goldstein22
    hey tim what do you think of TGIC...looks like another tech company with nothing to make it shoot up
  • be-the-ball
    covered 750 of my 1000 short SIGA 3.5

    $105 gain or so

    big whoop
  • Reaper
    Covered my shares at a $0.12/share loss. Down $1k.
  • be-the-ball
    covered 600 of my 1000 coinw

    gain of $13, lol


    will let the other 400 ride as a way of keeping an eye on the stock
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