Portfolio of the week - 2007

[IIC]

You and stockcharts.com got it right, Doug. Wouldn't you know it, after finding nyse.com to be right on the money dozens of times, the one time I quote them in trying to make a point is the one time they're off (by 3/10 of 1%). Now I'm wondering how reliable stockcharts.com's opening prices are.

Stockcharts.com is not always right...However, I got the open at Nasdaq.com under SUMMARY QUOTES.

[peanuts]

There seems to be a problem with Yahoo! Finance's closing prices today (imagine that ) The daily scorecard will most likely be posted later tonight.

[stenzrob]

The best class I ever took, bar none, was typing. Not so much for the typing skills, although that turned out to be very useful, but more for the classmates (some looked like playmates in those tight sweaters).

"Those soft and fuzzy sweaters
Too magical to touch" -J Geils Band, 1981

[stenzrob]

There seems to be a problem with Yahoo! Finance's closing prices today (imagine that ) The daily scorecard will most likely be posted later tonight.

If you can't make these updates in a timely fashion, the board is going to have to cut your pay.

[peanuts]

Week 8, Day 3

Week 8 - Winter Games
Day 3 - aerial tricks

Let's see what happens when we launch ourselves off of a steep ramp at high speeds trying to impress the judges with our ability to dazzle the eyes.

Karel won the crowd's heart and would have been 1st place, but the judges mistakenly thought that he worshipped the devil when he raised his skies and fist in triumph. They gave him 2nd, instead:


It was Spikefader that Karel would have beaten, but nonetheless, he takes 1st in fine fashion:


Lyehopper brings his acrobatic skills to the slopes, too. Check out this trick that got him 3rd place:


Jiesen proves that it's all in the landing:

[IIC]

Mr. Peanut:

Take me out of QID and replace it with VRGY long at the open


Contest Over...IIC

[stenzrob]

Mr. Peanut:

Take me out of QID and replace it with VRGY long at the open

Contest Over...IIC

Too bad you can't buy at today's close instead of tomorrow's open !

This is another semi equipment maker, like HOLX and AEIS. TSRA provides chip technology, SPIL and IMOS provide packaging and test services. All of these have been doing well lately.

[spikefader]

Jiesen proves that it's all in the landing:

LOL funny stuff.

[jiesen]

LOL funny stuff.

yeah, it would be, if I hadn't actually bought that sucker.

[spikefader]

yeah, it would be, if I hadn't actually bought that sucker.

Sorry fer laffin then dude. 2002 price support at these levels?? And probably due a montly 2 impulse up. Might offer some escape.

[Rob]

Sell GOOG.

Short NVEC.



Just a hunch.

[jiesen]

Sorry fer laffin then dude. 2002 price support at these levels?? And probably due a montly 2 impulse up. Might offer some escape.

Dr. Jack just bought 20 blocks of NEW. It's in the same group as NFI, getting just as badly pummeled. This makes me feel better about my decision to enter the sub-prime lender fray right now, in the worst (hopefully) of the carnage. Also, the fact that he's buying some HOV bodes well for us TOL and KBH holders...after all, people still need to buy houses, even when prices aren't going through the roof anymore, right?

[let-it-ride]

Hi Peanuts,

I'll hang with HSOA again next week. Thanks and have a good weekend.

[peanuts]

Sell GOOG.

Short NVEC.



Just a hunch.

Gee Rob, did you think that would be a game winner with a second left of trading?

[stenzrob]

I will go with AEIS long at the open on Monday, peanuts.
Thanks ... stenz