Welcome To Festival of Stocks #77, aka The Jungle!
Posted by timothysykes on Mon 25th of Feb, 2008 02:18:04 PM
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Welcome to the February 25, 2008 edition of the Festival of Stocks. Festival #77 to be exact and I’m declaring it to be a jungle party!
The Festival of Stocks is a blog carnival dedicated to highlighting bloggers best posts on stock market related topics so I’m incredibly proud to be hosting this edition of this weekly roundup. C’mon traders, get in on this thing, stop making me have to just read about dividends and sissy (value) investors!
KCLau has a solid post detailing a recession, step-by-step
Fat Pitch Financial tackles my good friend Premier Exhibitions (PRXI)
CurrencyTrading.net lists 20 things caused by high oil prices:
Green Technology Investors takes comfort in rich people being invested in these green stocks
Money Blue Book says to stop looking at the damn ticker all the time!
Forex Strategy Secrets doesn’t deal with stocks, but their post about trading the news is applicable
Forget recession proof, FIRE Finance wants to protect your portfolio from inflation
The Digerati Life isn’t a big fan of playing individual stocks. Maybe he should read my blog more often…
Trader’s Narrative narrates the Down Jones Industrial Average
Aussie Investors has a very beginner-type post for who else, stock market beginners!
Sox First pulls together a bunch of articles about the sub-prime mess
American Consumer News advises poor people to band together and form investment clubs. Awwwwwww, isn’t that sweet?
My Wealth Builder adds to their portfolio, click here to see their incredible buys!
Contrarian Sissy (I mean Value) Investor has the top 5 moments in Sissy (I mean Value) Investing History
CampusStocks.com reviews Cabot Oil & Gas (COG)
Dividends For Life admits dividend investing ain’t so hot lately
Dividend Growth Investor analyzes John & Johnson (JNJ)
Magic Diligence is in the mood for eggs
I agree with Slacker Wealth that Kraft looks like Krap!
Dividend Money wants you to buy and hold, happy 2008 to you buddy!
Check out my brand new DVD, ShortStocking - the only guide you'll ever need to profit from short selling!
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TIM Trades
View All| Date | Stock | Buy | Sell | Net |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nov 20 | STXS | $3.21 | $3.48 | $813 |
| Nov 18 | PERY | $4.68 | $5.00 | $640 |
| Nov 11 | IIJI | $2.79 | $2.95 | $442 |
| Nov 6 | CVI | $4.42 | $4.70 | $530 |
| Nov 5 | MECA | $3.68 | $3.95 | $490 |
| Nov 4 | CVI | $5.18 | $4.94 | $472 |
| Nov 4 | CVI | $4.83 | $5.01 | $333 |
| Nov 3 | NAK | $3.30 | $3.37 | $157 |
| Oct 31 | IDAE | $2.18 | $2.18 | $20 |
| Oct 30 | HSNI | $7.37 | $7.86 | $561 |
| Oct 29 | EVC | $1.97 | $2.70 | $1439 |
| Oct 28 | HSNI | $6.92 | $7.30 | $540 |
| Oct 28 | HSNI | $6.20 | $6.00 | $320 |
Total: $35,854 (189%)
COIN forming a solid cup and handle on big volume? CPST on a breakout? What are your thoughts?
I know you’re looking at the stock ticker right now. In fact, it’s on the right side of your blog! :)
-Raymond
COIN needs much more volume and a true breakout before i’m interested. not gonna be easy…today some newsletter with 40k recommended it. CPST too messy, not a confirmed breakout yet either
Would you short COIN into this? If CPST breaks 1.92 would you call it a breakout? Watched the dvds this past weekend. Really helpful, definitely opened my eyes to pennystocks. Thanks for making them.
CPSt moves too slow, i’ll call a breakout at $2, until then its just boring.
DO NOT SHORT COIN. IT IS BREAKING OUT. ONLY RESISTANCE IS AT $14. EVEN IF IT GOES DOWN HERE, RISK REWARD SUCKS. FAVORS BUYING THE BREAKOUT
Makes sense. Thanks again.
Triangle breakout for TNH? Back to 150 minimum? Have greatly enjoyed your commentary on short selling and appreciate the transparency.
I can see what you see on TNH, but I would wait until it breaks the $155 level before getting into it.
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Who are you calling a sissy value investor? Careful Timothy or I’ll sick my value investor posse on you.
Regardless, thanks for hosting this week’s Festival of Stocks.
You’re right…value investors are sissies which is why we will live longer than you.
I’d rather burn out than fade away
I know there are a lot of successful traders but the richest and most successful people who have attained wealth are value investors. If those people are sissys,well, tell me who these day/short-term traders and hedge fund managers are who are on the worlds wealthiest peoples list. I
I’d like to know some traders that have consistent market beating returns for a decade or more.
Stevie Cohen, James Simons, hundreds more hedge fund managers. And PS, life isn’t just about money, it’s about building character and learnings lessons, neither of which value investing teaches much
Oh yeah, forgot that rich or not just about every value investors I’ve ever met is BOOOOOOOOOOOOORING!!!
C’mon man, live a little for once!
thanks for those names