Bidask, let me explain what genius thinking is to me.
I was fortunate to grow up in a very stable Midwestern, middle class neighborhood. Though I didn't know him then, Capt Henway was only a few miles down the street!
Anyway, almost everyone seemed happy there in the early 60's. No one was wealthy it seemed, but all the men were employed and even with the wives staying home and raising the kids, the mortgage payments were covered, there was plenty of food to go around, and the clothes, which were sometimes hand-me-down, were always sufficient and of good quality.
Families worked hard, but the weekend was for throwing around a baseball and grilling some hot dogs and maybe hitting the lake for some perch and bass fishing as many (including us) owned a small boat.
...all that changed when my mom decided that we needed to move to the more affluent part of town.
More affluent it was. Lots of medical professionals and lawyers and business owners. No more hand me downs in this hood, only top name clothing. Vacations were to Miami Beach in the winter, instead of grandmas place up north. Some Chevys and Pontiacs occupied the circular drives, but mostly Lincolns and Caddys filled the need of self gratification.
Odd thing though was most of the fun was gone. Neighbors really did not know each other and most of the fathers worked long hours to pay the tariff, forgetting to spend much time with the kids.
Having hired help to take care of the household chores, the women seemed empty and tried to fill the days shopping and on the couches of the many available shrinks.
Few owned a boat as the "club" was the place to go on the weekend. Better place to make a business connection than on a lazy inland lake with the Catfish nibbling on half a worm.
Off subject I realize, and I am no genius, but I learned a lot from the experiences. A pile of money is a nice benefit of hard work and prudent investing, but a lousy life goal.
Goal is to enjoy life. Live where you would want to travel to. Keep yourself healthy as the sick man enjoys nothing. Be nice to other folks as a nice word can make their day and a negative word can ruin it.
Most important lesson is real education begins the day that you leave school. No longer constrained by a predigested curriculum, you are free to study any subject from finance to medicine to astrophysics without limitation. Too few take advantage of resources of the web and instead play video games and argue on coin forums!
<< <i>Bidask, let me explain what genius thinking is to me.
I was fortunate to grow up in a very stable Midwestern, middle class neighborhood. Though I didn't know him then, Capt Henway was only a few miles down the street!
Anyway, almost everyone seemed happy there in the early 60's. No one was wealthy it seemed, but all the men were employed and even with the wives staying home and raising the kids, the mortgage payments were covered, there was plenty of food to go around, and the clothes, which were sometimes hand-me-down, were always sufficient and of good quality.
Families worked hard, but the weekend was for throwing around a baseball and grilling some hot dogs and maybe hitting the lake for some perch and bass fishing as many (including us) owned a small boat.
...all that changed when my mom decided that we needed to move to the more affluent part of town.
More affluent it was. Lots of medical professionals and lawyers and business owners. No more hand me downs in this hood, only top name clothing. Vacations were to Miami Beach in the winter, instead of grandmas place up north. Some Chevys and Pontiacs occupied the circular drives, but mostly Lincolns and Caddys filled the need of self gratification.
Odd thing though was most of the fun was gone. Neighbors really did not know each other and most of the fathers worked long hours to pay the tariff, forgetting to spend much time with the kids.
Having hired help to take care of the household chores, the women seemed empty and tried to fill the days shopping and on the couches of the many available shrinks.
Few owned a boat as the "club" was the place to go on the weekend. Better place to make a business connection than on a lazy inland lake with the Catfish nibbling on half a worm.
Off subject I realize, and I am no genius, but I learned a lot from the experiences. A pile of money is a nice benefit of hard work and prudent investing, but a lousy life goal.
Goal is to enjoy life. Live where you would want to travel to. Keep yourself healthy as the sick man enjoys nothing. Be nice to other folks as a nice word can make their day and a negative word can ruin it.
Most important lesson is real education begins the day that you leave school. No longer constrained by a predigested curriculum, you are free to study any subject from finance to medicine to astrophysics without limitation. Too few take advantage of resources of the web and instead play video games and argue on coin forums! >>
Well .....ok.......I hope your happy!
I manage money. I earn money. I save money . I give away money. I collect money. I don’t love money . I do love the Lord God.
Went to the Berkshire Hathaway Annual meeting this year & I don't give investment advice, other than to say "don't play what I play". People who come online to argue, fuss, and fight need to get back to Facebook and Twitter.
<< <i>Wish I held onto rite aid...and I also wish I had picked rite aid in this competition. What do you think here with the recent pullback in the stock? >>
Selling at 1/3 the price of Walgreen on a price/sales basis. if they ever learn to make a profit on the super thin margin prescription business, price could double or triple.
On the other hand, long term prescription delivery is shifting from the pharmacy to providers like Humana. Get 90 days worth of pills mailed at a reduced or zero copay.
Revenue will sag across the category as that continues.
The people who picked facebook/twitter or some precious metals picks aren't doing well right now...halfway through still a long time to go, things could flip around. US equities have really thawed out after this horrible first quarter. We will see the Q2 GDP. Apple just split...wondering if I should take a bite...
My picks are speculative and moves (big moves) will be news-driven, news specific to the business, not moves of "the economy", "the weather", or "the markets" at large. talking parnterships, clinical or regulatory (FDA) news, earnings changes experienced or forcast, merger/acquisition stuff, legal drama, management shakups, breakthroughs, failures, etc. In hindsight, should have played the straddle/strangle for the contest instead of the bull long as both are having challenges. but ya never know, the year is still young..
<< <i>The people who picked facebook/twitter or some precious metals picks aren't doing well right now...halfway through still a long time to go, things could flip around. US equities have really thawed out after this horrible first quarter. We will see the Q2 GDP. Apple just split...wondering if I should take a bite... >>
I think twitter is gaining some steam.
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<< <i>The people who picked facebook/twitter or some precious metals picks aren't doing well right now...halfway through still a long time to go, things could flip around. US equities have really thawed out after this horrible first quarter. We will see the Q2 GDP. Apple just split...wondering if I should take a bite... >>
I think twitter is gaining some steam. >>
Isn't twitter doomed just by the overall stupidness of twitter? Who are the people that do that?
Seriously though , for those of us that don't care about the Kardashians or making wise cracks about Lebron choking in game one of the NBA finals
I have no plans to overthrow a middle eastern country , I don't stalk celebrities why do I need twitter?
<< <i>Isn't twitter doomed just by the overall stupidness of twitter? Who are the people that do that? >>
I enjoyed Twitter....for a while. Still use it for news feeds but no longer post.
Better than FB in my opinion, as investment though the whole category is overrated. How many advertisements can a consumer respond to? Selling ads is all that they have.
Bought 1000 shares of JAZZ in June of '09 ($4.50), then sold it right away and took a loss, because I bought shop in July of '09 and needed the extra 4 grand cash. Today 5 years later, JAZZ is at $139.
<< <i>Bought 1000 shares of JAZZ in June of '09 ($4.50), then sold it right away and took a loss, because I bought shop in July of '09 and needed the extra 4 grand cash. Today 5 years later, JAZZ is at $139. >>
OMG that hurts but in taking a close look at JAZZ it still looks like a good buy to me.
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my best worst sob story is about buying BIIB from 1995-1997 (it was IDPH back then), selling half in 1999 and the rest in dribs and drabs for the next 10 years, finally closing out the position in 2010. Did okay, but sure wish I still had all those shares (would be worth > $10 million today)
Comments
Major moves indeed. If I counted right there were 16 that dropped 4 or more places and 15 that moved up 4 positions or more.
Busy month.
Got quoins?
True investment returns in real portfolios are always driven by the asset allocation choices over time.
Read the work of Harry Max Markowitz on modern portfolio theory.
I give away money. I collect money.
I don’t love money . I do love the Lord God.
<< <i>While these kind of contests are fun and promote camaraderie on these boards don't mistake it for any kind of genius thinking. >>
I dunno, Renman is in first place, lives in Hawaii, has a second home near the mountains and gets free peanuts while he is working.
Sounds genius to me.
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<< <i>While these kind of contests are fun and promote camaraderie on these boards don't mistake it for any kind of genius thinking. >>
I dunno, Renman is in first place, lives in Hawaii, has a second home near the mountains and gets free peanuts while he is working.
Sounds genius to me.
Doesnt mean anything.
Read Markowitz
I give away money. I collect money.
I don’t love money . I do love the Lord God.
I was fortunate to grow up in a very stable Midwestern, middle class neighborhood. Though I didn't know him then, Capt Henway was only a few miles down the street!
Anyway, almost everyone seemed happy there in the early 60's. No one was wealthy it seemed, but all the men were employed and even with the wives staying home and raising the kids, the mortgage payments were covered, there was plenty of food to go around, and the clothes, which were sometimes hand-me-down, were always sufficient and of good quality.
Families worked hard, but the weekend was for throwing around a baseball and grilling some hot dogs and maybe hitting the lake for some perch and bass fishing as many (including us) owned a small boat.
...all that changed when my mom decided that we needed to move to the more affluent part of town.
More affluent it was. Lots of medical professionals and lawyers and business owners. No more hand me downs in this hood, only top name clothing. Vacations were to Miami Beach in the winter, instead of grandmas place up north. Some Chevys and Pontiacs occupied the circular drives, but mostly Lincolns and Caddys filled the need of self gratification.
Odd thing though was most of the fun was gone. Neighbors really did not know each other and most of the fathers worked long hours to pay the tariff, forgetting to spend much time with the kids.
Having hired help to take care of the household chores, the women seemed empty and tried to fill the days shopping and on the couches of the many available shrinks.
Few owned a boat as the "club" was the place to go on the weekend. Better place to make a business connection than on a lazy inland lake with the Catfish nibbling on half a worm.
Off subject I realize, and I am no genius, but I learned a lot from the experiences. A pile of money is a nice benefit of hard work and prudent investing, but a lousy life goal.
Goal is to enjoy life. Live where you would want to travel to. Keep yourself healthy as the sick man enjoys nothing. Be nice to other folks as a nice word can make their day and a negative word can ruin it.
Most important lesson is real education begins the day that you leave school. No longer constrained by a predigested curriculum, you are free to study any subject from finance to medicine to astrophysics without limitation. Too few take advantage of resources of the web and instead play video games and argue on coin forums!
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<< <i>While these kind of contests are fun and promote camaraderie on these boards don't mistake it for any kind of genius thinking. >>
I dunno, Renman is in first place, lives in Hawaii, has a second home near the mountains and gets free peanuts while he is working.
Sounds genius to me.
Doesnt mean anything.
Read Markowitz >>
Hmmm, I "beta" get his book.
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<< <i>While these kind of contests are fun and promote camaraderie on these boards don't mistake it for any kind of genius thinking. >>
I dunno, Renman is in first place, lives in Hawaii, has a second home near the mountains and gets free peanuts while he is working.
Sounds genius to me.
Doesnt mean anything.
Read Markowitz >>
Hmmm, I "beta" get his book.
I give away money. I collect money.
I don’t love money . I do love the Lord God.
<< <i>Bidask, let me explain what genius thinking is to me.
I was fortunate to grow up in a very stable Midwestern, middle class neighborhood. Though I didn't know him then, Capt Henway was only a few miles down the street!
Anyway, almost everyone seemed happy there in the early 60's. No one was wealthy it seemed, but all the men were employed and even with the wives staying home and raising the kids, the mortgage payments were covered, there was plenty of food to go around, and the clothes, which were sometimes hand-me-down, were always sufficient and of good quality.
Families worked hard, but the weekend was for throwing around a baseball and grilling some hot dogs and maybe hitting the lake for some perch and bass fishing as many (including us) owned a small boat.
...all that changed when my mom decided that we needed to move to the more affluent part of town.
More affluent it was. Lots of medical professionals and lawyers and business owners. No more hand me downs in this hood, only top name clothing. Vacations were to Miami Beach in the winter, instead of grandmas place up north. Some Chevys and Pontiacs occupied the circular drives, but mostly Lincolns and Caddys filled the need of self gratification.
Odd thing though was most of the fun was gone. Neighbors really did not know each other and most of the fathers worked long hours to pay the tariff, forgetting to spend much time with the kids.
Having hired help to take care of the household chores, the women seemed empty and tried to fill the days shopping and on the couches of the many available shrinks.
Few owned a boat as the "club" was the place to go on the weekend. Better place to make a business connection than on a lazy inland lake with the Catfish nibbling on half a worm.
Off subject I realize, and I am no genius, but I learned a lot from the experiences. A pile of money is a nice benefit of hard work and prudent investing, but a lousy life goal.
Goal is to enjoy life. Live where you would want to travel to. Keep yourself healthy as the sick man enjoys nothing. Be nice to other folks as a nice word can make their day and a negative word can ruin it.
Most important lesson is real education begins the day that you leave school. No longer constrained by a predigested curriculum, you are free to study any subject from finance to medicine to astrophysics without limitation. Too few take advantage of resources of the web and instead play video games and argue on coin forums! >>
Well .....ok.......I hope your happy!
I give away money. I collect money.
I don’t love money . I do love the Lord God.
<< <i>Well .....ok.......I hope your happy! >>
Damn straight I am. Good health, 20 hour work week (or less), plenty of old, good friends, financial independence....
...and 6th place in this contest!!!
People who come online to argue, fuss, and fight need to get back to Facebook and Twitter.
All aboard who are all ...uh… bored
<< <i>Wish I held onto rite aid...and I also wish I had picked rite aid in this competition. What do you think here with the recent pullback in the stock? >>
Selling at 1/3 the price of Walgreen on a price/sales basis. if they ever learn to make a profit on the super thin margin prescription business, price could double or triple.
On the other hand, long term prescription delivery is shifting from the pharmacy to providers like Humana. Get 90 days worth of pills mailed at a reduced or zero copay.
Revenue will sag across the category as that continues.
talking parnterships, clinical or regulatory (FDA) news, earnings changes experienced or forcast, merger/acquisition stuff, legal drama, management shakups, breakthroughs, failures, etc.
In hindsight, should have played the straddle/strangle for the contest instead of the bull long as both are having challenges. but ya never know, the year is still young..
Liberty: Parent of Science & Industry
Nailed that one.
Knowledge is the enemy of fear
<< <i>The people who picked facebook/twitter or some precious metals picks aren't doing well right now...halfway through still a long time to go, things could flip around. US equities have really thawed out after this horrible first quarter. We will see the Q2 GDP. Apple just split...wondering if I should take a bite... >>
I think twitter is gaining some steam.
Successful card BST transactions with cbcnow, brogurt, gstarling, Bravesfan 007, and rajah 424.
<< <i>
<< <i>The people who picked facebook/twitter or some precious metals picks aren't doing well right now...halfway through still a long time to go, things could flip around. US equities have really thawed out after this horrible first quarter. We will see the Q2 GDP. Apple just split...wondering if I should take a bite... >>
I think twitter is gaining some steam. >>
Isn't twitter doomed just by the overall stupidness of twitter? Who are the people that do that?
Seriously though , for those of us that don't care about the Kardashians or making wise cracks about Lebron choking in game one of the NBA finals
I have no plans to overthrow a middle eastern country , I don't stalk celebrities why do I need twitter?
<< <i>Isn't twitter doomed just by the overall stupidness of twitter? Who are the people that do that? >>
I enjoyed Twitter....for a while. Still use it for news feeds but no longer post.
Better than FB in my opinion, as investment though the whole category is overrated. How many advertisements can a consumer respond to? Selling ads is all that they have.
Today 5 years later, JAZZ is at $139.
<< <i>Bought 1000 shares of JAZZ in June of '09 ($4.50), then sold it right away and took a loss, because I bought shop in July of '09 and needed the extra 4 grand cash.
Today 5 years later, JAZZ is at $139.
OMG that hurts but in taking a close look at JAZZ it still looks like a good buy to me.
Successful card BST transactions with cbcnow, brogurt, gstarling, Bravesfan 007, and rajah 424.
Did okay, but sure wish I still had all those shares (would be worth > $10 million today)
Liberty: Parent of Science & Industry
He entered an automated market order to buy Yahoo on IPO day.
I told him to be careful as the order could fill at 3 or 4 times the IPO price. Explained that tech IPO's were extremely volatile.
He said "What do you mean tech? I thought it was the chocolate drink company"
Fellow is long gone, but the trade sure went well.
Today 06/28/14
Rank Prev Rank Rank Chg Total YTD % Chg
1 1 0 renman95 18,201 102.23
2 39 37 cohodk 14,591 62.12
3 2 -1 DrBuster 14,545 61.61
4 13 9 pragmaticgoat 14,372 59.69
5 14 9 roadrunner 14,372 59.69
6 3 -3 fishcooker 13,183 46.48
7 5 -2 joefro 12,250 36.11
8 4 -4 3stars 12,181 35.34
9 9 0 Zubie 11,925 32.50
10 19 9 SlangNRox 11,831 31.46
11 7 -4 s4ny 10,981 22.01
12 37 25 WRM 10,879 20.88
13 27 14 Metalsman 10,846 20.51
14 10 -4 Crazy4Coins 10,683 18.70
15 6 -9 MGLICKER 10,675 18.61
16 11 -5 Coulport 10,619 17.99
17 38 21 derryb 10,491 16.57
18 8 -10 CollectorBob 10,264 14.04
19 12 -7 streeter 10,079 11.99
20 18 -2 OPA 9,934 10.38
21 15 -6 coinrollhunter 9,770 8.56
22 17 -5 JohnnyCache 9,735 8.17
23 23 0 SmallTownCoins 9,702 7.80
24 24 0 Barndog 9,238 2.64
25 20 -5 Cnote 9,089 0.99
26 30 4 Mesquite 8,948 -0.58
27 16 -11 Overdate 8,936 -0.71
28 33 5 Justacommeman 8,923 -0.86
29 21 -8 OperationButter 8,870 -1.44
30 36 6 bluelobster 8,793 -2.30
31 51 20 Wingsrule 8,790 -2.33
32 28 -4 mhammerman 8,580 -4.67
33 25 -8 jmski52 8,528 -5.24
34 22 -12 jfloomis 8,494 -5.62
35 29 -6 calleocho 8,448 -6.13
36 26 -10 Mercfan 8,406 -6.60
37 31 -6 vpr 8,302 -7.76
38 35 -3 NamesJay 8,122 -9.76
39 40 1 SurfinxHI 7,900 -12.22
40 41 1 FranklinFactory 7,599 -15.57
41 47 6 CuKevin 7,565 -15.94
42 46 4 66tbird 7,379 -18.01
43 48 5 guitarwes 7,124 -20.84
44 42 -2 tydye 7,019 -22.01
45 34 -11 Staircoins 6,968 -22.58
46 32 -14 wayneme 6,958 -22.69
47 43 -4 C0INB0Y 6,901 -23.32
48 45 -3 Spooly 6,382 -29.09
49 44 -5 bronco2078 6,328 -29.69
50 50 0 Baley 5,251 -41.66
51 49 -2 TwoSides2aCoin 4,933 -45.19
52 52 0 LukeMarshall 2,664 -70.40
53 53 0 botanist 0 -100.00
Average 9,312 3.47
Platinum 7.70
Silver 7.32
Gold 9.00
Crude Oil 7.13
Rhodium 14.76
Palladium 17.41
Knowledge is the enemy of fear
<< <i>Found it.
hell of a move...but what goes up that drastically, has a tendency to do the reverse just as quick. Savior your brief? moment of stardom.
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<< <i>Found it.
hell of a move...but what goes up that drastically, has a tendency to do the reverse just as quick. Savior your brief? moment of stardom.
I'm looking for 175% by year end.
Knowledge is the enemy of fear
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<< <i>
<< <i>Found it.
hell of a move...but what goes up that drastically, has a tendency to do the reverse just as quick. Savior your brief? moment of stardom.
I'm looking for 175% by year end.
Cool. I'm looking for 176%+...
Rank Prev Rank Rank Chg Total YTD % Chg
1 2 1 cohodk 17,727 96.97
2 1 -1 renman95 17,656 96.18
3 4 1 pragmaticgoat 16,595 84.39
4 5 1 roadrunner 16,595 84.39
5 10 5 SlangNRox 13,923 54.70
6 3 -3 DrBuster 13,293 47.70
7 6 -1 fishcooker 12,719 41.32
8 8 0 3stars 12,437 38.19
9 12 3 WRM 11,702 30.02
10 9 -1 Zubie 11,596 28.84
11 13 2 Metalsman 11,465 27.39
12 7 -5 joefro 11,388 26.53
13 17 4 derryb 11,158 23.98
14 16 2 Coulport 11,038 22.64
15 11 -4 s4ny 10,579 17.54
16 18 2 CollectorBob 10,442 16.02
17 19 2 streeter 10,353 15.03
18 15 -3 MGLICKER 10,187 13.19
19 23 4 SmallTownCoins 9,895 9.94
20 21 1 coinrollhunter 9,847 9.41
21 14 -7 Crazy4Coins 9,662 7.36
22 20 -2 OPA 9,647 7.19
23 22 -1 JohnnyCache 9,642 7.13
24 24 0 Barndog 9,372 4.13
25 25 0 Cnote 9,357 3.97
26 33 7 jmski52 9,249 2.77
27 31 4 Wingsrule 9,120 1.33
28 29 1 OperationButter 9,049 0.54
29 26 -3 Mesquite 8,988 -0.13
30 27 -3 Overdate 8,936 -0.71
31 34 3 jfloomis 8,817 -2.03
32 32 0 mhammerman 8,748 -2.80
33 35 2 calleocho 8,570 -4.78
34 28 -6 Justacommeman 8,390 -6.78
35 37 2 vpr 8,210 -8.78
36 38 2 NamesJay 8,090 -10.11
37 36 -1 Mercfan 8,037 -10.70
38 39 1 SurfinxHI 7,930 -11.89
39 30 -9 bluelobster 7,758 -13.80
40 42 2 66tbird 7,560 -16.00
41 44 3 tydye 7,421 -17.54
42 40 -2 FranklinFactory 7,340 -18.44
43 41 -2 CuKevin 7,002 -22.20
44 47 3 C0INB0Y 6,999 -22.23
45 45 0 Staircoins 6,919 -23.12
46 43 -3 guitarwes 6,796 -24.49
47 49 2 bronco2078 6,691 -25.66
48 48 0 Spooly 6,436 -28.49
49 46 -3 wayneme 5,986 -33.49
50 51 1 TwoSides2aCoin 4,727 -47.48
51 50 -1 Baley 4,486 -50.16
52 52 0 LukeMarshall 2,269 -74.79
53 53 0 botanist 0 -100.00
Average 9,411 4.57
Platinum 10.24
Silver 10.29
Gold 11.07
Crude Oil 1.81
Rhodium 16.67
Palladium 22.01
Close to the 6.5% increase in the SP500 ytd.
Congrats comrade co...
<< <i>Look at #3 and #4. Close race.
Congrats comrade co... >>
Ahhh ........the taste of second hand contrails.
Through 12/31/13
Rank Prev Rank Rank Chg Total YTD % Chg
1 1 0 calleocho 21,879 143.10
2 2 0 Baley 21,738 141.53
3 4 1 66tbird 20,522 128.02
4 3 -1 rawteam1 19,171 113.01
5 11 6 DrBuster 18,911 110.12
6 5 -1 cohodk 17,971 99.68
7 6 -1 tydye 17,147 90.52
8 10 2 gosteelers 16,756 86.18
9 9 0 Tiggs2012 15,666 74.07
10 16 6 mrpaseo 15,211 69.01
11 8 -3 Justacommeman 15,146 68.29
12 7 -5 Crazy4Coins 14,687 63.19
13 13 0 Barndog 13,819 53.54
14 15 1 mhammerman 13,697 52.19
15 12 -3 SlangNRox 13,638 51.53
16 17 1 jfloomis3 13,250 47.22
17 14 -3 fishcooker 12,458 38.42
18 19 1 piecesofme 12,405 37.83
19 20 1 gsa1fan 11,897 32.19
20 18 -2 zrlevin 11,858 31.76
21 22 1 bgman 11,656 29.51
22 21 -1 Coulport 11,349 26.10
23 23 0 Weather11am 11,311 25.68
24 24 0 Mercfan 10,843 20.48
25 26 1 razzle 10,624 18.04
26 25 -1 pwrful4 10,450 16.11
27 27 0 streeter 10,272 14.13
28 28 0 Mesquite 9,983 10.92
29 30 1 renman95 9,542 6.02
30 32 2 Staircoins 9,460 5.11
31 29 -2 epicjimi 9,386 4.29
32 31 -1 secondrepublic 8,938 -0.69
33 37 4 OPA 8,822 -1.98
34 33 -1 fastrudy 8,811 -2.10
35 35 0 RedTiger 8,226 -8.60
36 36 0 nibanny 8,151 -9.43
37 51 14 wayneme 8,100 -10.00
38 34 -4 biosolar 7,784 -13.51
39 38 -1 Spooly 7,558 -16.02
40 39 -1 percyb 7,249 -19.46
41 41 0 botanist 6,791 -24.54
42 40 -2 bronco2078 6,368 -29.24
43 42 -1 Pokermandude 6,169 -31.46
44 45 1 HalfStrike 6,121 -31.99
45 43 -2 joefro 6,019 -33.12
46 44 -2 ksammut 5,922 -34.20
47 46 -1 DoubleEagle59 5,775 -35.83
48 47 -1 SmallTownCoins 5,775 -35.83
49 48 -1 jmski52 5,600 -37.78
50 49 -1 Meltdown 5,307 -41.03
51 50 -1 roadrunner 4,992 -44.53
52 52 0 TWQG 3,615 -59.83
53 53 0 Metalsman 2,954 -67.18
54 54 0 derryb 1,558 -82.69
55 56 1 Wingsrule 27 -99.70
56 55 -1 OperationButter 19 -99.79
57 57 0 Overdate 19 -99.79
Average 10,164 12.94
Platinum -10.87
Silver -35.83
Gold -28.02
Crude Oil 7.53
Rhodium -16.00
Palladium 1.41
Final Results 2012
Seeking Beta, aka it ain't over till the fat lady sings olde lang syne
Liberty: Parent of Science & Industry
Through 12/31/13
Rank Prev Rank Rank Chg Total YTD % Chg
35 35 0 RedTiger 8,226 -8.60
Didn't the SP500 go up 29% in 2013??
Today 08/01/14
Rank Prev Rank Rank Chg Total YTD % Chg
1 1 0 renman95 19,863 120.70
2 2 0 cohodk 16,364 81.82
3 4 1 pragmaticgoat 14,385 59.83
4 5 1 roadrunner 14,385 59.83
5 6 1 fishcooker 12,823 42.48
6 3 -3 DrBuster 11,615 29.06
7 7 0 joefro 11,502 27.80
8 9 1 Zubie 11,486 27.62
9 8 -1 3stars 11,330 25.89
10 10 0 SlangNRox 11,250 25.00
11 11 0 s4ny 11,118 23.53
12 15 3 MGLICKER 11,070 23.00
13 16 3 Coulport 10,521 16.90
14 18 4 CollectorBob 10,423 15.81
15 21 6 coinrollhunter 10,042 11.58
16 19 3 streeter 9,962 10.69
17 20 3 OPA 9,915 10.17
18 13 -5 Metalsman 9,908 10.09
19 12 -7 WRM 9,884 9.82
20 24 4 Barndog 9,783 8.70
21 22 1 JohnnyCache 9,411 4.57
22 23 1 SmallTownCoins 9,390 4.33
23 17 -6 derryb 9,384 4.27
24 25 1 Cnote 9,160 1.78
25 29 4 OperationButter 8,889 -1.23
26 27 1 Overdate 8,617 -4.26
27 34 7 jfloomis 8,606 -4.38
28 33 5 jmski52 8,538 -5.13
29 35 6 calleocho 8,495 -5.61
30 28 -2 Justacommeman 8,229 -8.57
31 26 -5 Mesquite 8,172 -9.20
32 14 -18 Crazy4Coins 8,089 -10.12
33 38 5 NamesJay 8,085 -10.17
34 32 -2 mhammerman 7,918 -12.02
35 37 2 vpr 7,853 -12.74
36 39 3 SurfinxHI 7,844 -12.84
37 43 6 guitarwes 7,659 -14.90
38 36 -2 Mercfan 7,403 -17.74
39 30 -9 bluelobster 7,222 -19.76
40 42 2 66tbird 7,169 -20.34
41 47 6 C0INB0Y 7,146 -20.60
42 40 -2 FranklinFactory 6,958 -22.69
43 44 1 tydye 6,882 -23.53
44 41 -3 CuKevin 6,827 -24.14
45 49 4 bronco2078 6,531 -27.43
46 45 -1 Staircoins 6,339 -29.57
47 31 -16 Wingsrule 6,180 -31.33
48 48 0 Spooly 5,941 -33.99
49 46 -3 wayneme 5,127 -43.03
50 51 1 TwoSides2aCoin 4,633 -48.52
51 50 -1 Baley 2,846 -68.38
52 52 0 LukeMarshall 2,016 -77.60
53 53 0 botanist 0 -100.00
Average 8,890 -1.22
Platinum 6.61
Silver 4.40
Gold 7.35
Crude Oil -0.98
Rhodium 27.62
Palladium 20.89
Too many positive BST transactions with too many members to list.
If Amazon drops to minus $80 a share I will be tied for the lead!
<< <i>Congrats to Zenman and Cohodk.
If Amazon drops to minus $80 a share I will be tied for the lead!
Oommmmmmm......
I knew it would happen.
Rank Prev Rank Rank Chg Total YTD % Chg
1 1 0 renman95 18,373 104.14
2 2 0 cohodk 15,750 75.00
3 3 0 pragmaticgoat 15,019 66.88
4 4 0 roadrunner 15,019 66.88
5 5 0 fishcooker 13,764 52.93
6 10 4 SlangNRox 12,315 36.83
7 6 -1 DrBuster 12,180 35.33
8 8 0 Zubie 12,138 34.87
9 11 2 s4ny 12,112 34.58
10 9 -1 3stars 12,013 33.48
11 7 -4 joefro 11,349 26.10
12 46 34 Staircoins 11,081 23.12
13 14 1 CollectorBob 10,948 21.64
14 13 -1 Coulport 10,489 16.54
15 12 -3 MGLICKER 10,348 14.98
16 16 0 streeter 10,317 14.63
17 15 -2 coinrollhunter 10,298 14.42
18 20 2 Barndog 10,149 12.77
19 17 -2 OPA 9,866 9.62
20 21 1 JohnnyCache 9,623 6.92
21 24 3 Cnote 9,389 4.32
22 35 13 vpr 9,138 1.53
23 18 -5 Metalsman 9,101 1.12
24 22 -2 SmallTownCoins 9,000 0.00
25 32 7 Crazy4Coins 8,899 -1.12
26 19 -7 WRM 8,851 -1.66
27 26 -1 Overdate 8,777 -2.48
28 27 -1 jfloomis 8,635 -4.06
29 25 -4 OperationButter 8,497 -5.59
30 34 4 mhammerman 8,390 -6.78
31 37 6 guitarwes 8,356 -7.16
32 36 4 SurfinxHI 8,315 -7.61
33 31 -2 Mesquite 8,234 -8.51
34 38 4 Mercfan 8,208 -8.80
35 23 -12 derryb 8,166 -9.27
36 33 -3 NamesJay 8,104 -9.96
37 30 -7 Justacommeman 8,073 -10.30
38 28 -10 jmski52 7,746 -13.93
39 29 -10 calleocho 7,662 -14.87
40 39 -1 bluelobster 7,105 -21.06
41 40 -1 66tbird 6,914 -23.18
42 42 0 FranklinFactory 6,866 -23.71
43 44 1 CuKevin 6,838 -24.02
44 41 -3 C0INB0Y 6,803 -24.41
45 45 0 bronco2078 6,221 -30.88
46 48 2 Spooly 6,080 -32.44
47 43 -4 tydye 5,888 -34.58
48 49 1 wayneme 5,662 -37.09
49 50 1 TwoSides2aCoin 4,988 -44.58
50 47 -3 Wingsrule 3,480 -61.33
51 51 0 Baley 2,723 -69.74
52 52 0 LukeMarshall 1,836 -79.60
53 53 0 botanist 183 -97.97
Average 8,986 -0.15
Knowledge is the enemy of fear
<< <i>Today 08/29/14
Rank Prev Rank Rank Chg Total YTD % Chg
1 1 0 renman95 18,373 104.14
2 2 0 cohodk 15,750 75.00
3 3 0 pragmaticgoat 15,019 66.88
4 4 0 roadrunner 15,019 66.88
5 5 0 fishcooker 13,764 52.93
6 10 4 SlangNRox 12,315 36.83
>>
Really kicking myself for not owning any shares of my stock pick.
<< <i>
<< <i>Today 08/29/14
Rank Prev Rank Rank Chg Total YTD % Chg
1 1 0 renman95 18,373 104.14
2 2 0 cohodk 15,750 75.00
3 3 0 pragmaticgoat 15,019 66.88
4 4 0 roadrunner 15,019 66.88
5 5 0 fishcooker 13,764 52.93
6 10 4 SlangNRox 12,315 36.83
>>
Really kicking myself for not owning any shares of my stock pick. >>
I'm happy I did.
<< <i>Top 5...no change in rank.
Ahhhh....I can already taste the 50 year old dual malt whiskey and the slowly simmered pork medallions at Renman's celebratory luau.