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Mickey increased his lead again this week and now sits over +100 YTD. Mr. M moves up into 2nd place ahead of Jiesen. Karel and Lye round out the top 5 as they did last week. Lye's ECOL did especially well on a Saucer w/ Platform Breakout.
Our A/D/U for the week was 17/9/0 but our YTD slipped to 15/11/0 as Ninner's ADAM got whacked and Billy's TLF went red. Our overall % gain YTD advanced to 10.44% up from 9.10% last week but we couldn't keep up with the RUT's advance.
Of course...we are still kickin' the cr*p outta the CSSGX which is +6.21% YTD. Now I hear that there is a new CANSLIM portfolio manager for people who are too inept to manage their own portfolios. See http://Canslimpc.com
But let's see...I always thought IBD advertised that you can be a Winning Investor by reading IBD 10-20 mins a day...But this site claims it takes immense time and energy...I also have a bit of a problem trusting a company that lists MVRL as one of their TOP 10 Holdings as of 12/30/05...Heck, there is no stock with that ticker symbol....OK OK...They made a typo...they really meant MRVL...Wonder how many typos they make when entering customer orders???
Their YTD A/D/U on their Top 10 Holdings as listed on their site is a less than stellar 5/5/0...The only holding they list that is in our contest is WFMI down over 17% this year.
Just click the "image" pulldown tab at the top....
click the "stretch/skew tab and change the % to a smaller (or larger) fraction.
Then pulldown "image" tab again....
Click "attributes" and you can see the pixel size of your canvas. Resize it (700 max width).
Then Save the image to MS paint. and host the desired image to imageshack.
Just click the "image" pulldown tab at the top....
click the "stretch/skew tab and change the % to a smaller (or larger) fraction.
Then pulldown "image" tab again....
Click "attributes" and you can see the pixel size of your canvas. Resize it (700 max width).
Then Save the image to MS paint. and host the desired image to imageshack.
That's interesting Lye...I didn't know that. I've been saving them from Paint to My Pictures...Then I crop them and compress them for imageshack. I'll have to try that...thx...IIC
"Trade What Is Happening...Not What You Think Is Gonna Happen"
The celebrity section of The Pick of the Year Contest had few changes this week. Cramer fell back to #2 with an overall gain of 54.37% with ATI. #1 is Ian Wyatt Growth Report's FMCN +61.08%. These gains both trail our top 2, Mickey and Mr. Market.
Just click the "image" pulldown tab at the top....
click the "stretch/skew tab and change the % to a smaller (or larger) fraction.
Then pulldown "image" tab again....
Click "attributes" and you can see the pixel size of your canvas. Resize it (700 max width).
Then Save the image to MS paint. and host the desired image to imageshack.
That's interesting Lye...I didn't know that. I've been saving them from Paint to My Pictures...Then I crop them and compress them for imageshack. I'll have to try that...thx...IIC
When you save them in "MS Paint" it directs you to "my pictures" or whatever file you choose.
I actually get them to the proper size while I'm in "Paint" and before I save them. BTW you can open up multiple "paint" windows and cut from one image and move it.... then paste it to another one. That's how I put Websman's face on $$MM$$'s body. and $$MM$$'s face on "Bambi's" body.lol
Karel, Lye-baby, Doug:
Here's WIRE and the trouble its in--at 691 pixels wide!
My view: short it, sell the calls, sumfin' bearish, because it
is going to geet ugly for awhile. Really. rusty wire
Post my charts on MM so that they are a link that looks like this--
WIRE CHART
and you would click on them and it would open and you'd see the chart. Now I can do that for a web page, (see "current oil price" in my signature), but I cannot do it for anything I post on image shack. What do I need to do in order to do that?
Karel, Lye-baby, Doug:
Here's WIRE and the trouble its in--at 691 pixels wide!
My view: short it, sell the calls, sumfin' bearish, because it
is going to geet ugly for awhile. Really.
Groovy NBB!!!! here are a few other simple tips....
Post my charts on MM so that they are a link that looks like this--
WIRE CHART
and you would click on them and it would open and you'd see the chart. Now I can do that for a web page, (see "current oil price" in my signature), but I cannot do it for anything I post on image shack. What do I need to do in order to do that?
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