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Dear Diary,
I really like the looks of CUTR, but earnings are tomorrow. The last few stocks I said that about gapped way up on earnings but I don't think it is worth the gamble.
I would say BDE is at least worth watching.
MIDD, up from earnings, looks awesome.
You think these picks look good? You should check out this!
A breakout over Nasdaq 2200 would continue the bullish uptrend.
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Congratulations to Kaushik Gala of GalaTime - the uglychart.com Remainder Contest winner! TaylorTree was voted off with 300 votes to GalaTime's 171.
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I read an interesting article today about Carl Honore's book, In Praise of Slow, which is about the Slow Movement and opposition to the fast pace of modernity.
It reminds me of a story from one of Jesse Livermore's books about a trend trader who lived secluded in the mountains with no communication from the outside world. The only news he was able to get about the stock market was from a newpaper he would receive a week late - from the week before. Still, he was a very successful trader and was able to make a fortune.
Everyone must find the pace with which they are the most comfortable. But the important thing to note is that the tools you use are not as important as the way that you use them.
Posted by Ugly at 04:19 PM | Comments (0) | TrackBack
I went out with some guys from chess club after the meeting and we got drunk and played some bad chess and when all was said and done, I had bought a hookah from the tobacco store on the corner. It was only because after the third hit from a homeless guy's banana flavored "tobacco," I shattered the glass part of his hookah and so I had to buy him a new one. But the owner of the all-night tobacco store said I could buy one piece for $15 and it would fix the broken hookah, so I bought the piece and now I have my very own hookah, complete with a carrying case.
Posted by Ugly at 01:48 AM | Comments (2) | TrackBack
Dear Diary,
ERS broke out to a new high and looks good. It now has a nice trend line to keep track of.
A lot of stocks traded to new highs on good earnings news today and a lot of stocks look good.
AMHC continues to continue.
DIOD and LKQX are examples of stocks that made a new high with earnings news and look great.
You think these picks look good? You should check out this!
Most stocks will go up in a bull market, the key is to find the stocks that will go up the most.
This book taught me a lot.
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Posted by Ugly at 11:10 PM | Comments (0) | TrackBack
There was a pretty good article in the San Francisco Chronicle today about the chess players at the Market Street tables. The nice thing about chess is that it doesn't discriminate - age, sex, class and race do not matter. Anyone can win and everyone has an equal shot. So it is often a place where everyone is welcome and respected - even the many psychos and freaks.
"It's like a hub for us," says the self-appointed caretaker, Richard Samaniego. Samaniego, 42, first came to the tables in 1990, after moving up from Fresno...
"It's a good escape," he says. "I make sure everyone feels safe here."
Posted by Ugly at 07:34 PM | Comments (0) | TrackBack
I always check how many shares are owned by insiders. I do this by going to Yahoo Finance, entering the stock symbol and clicking on "Key Statistics" under the "Company" header in the column on the left.
Under the "Share Statistics" heading on the right, you will see "% Held by Insiders."
The higher this number, the better. If many insiders own shares it means they believe in the company (and they should know the most about it) and that they care about the price of the shares.
Posted by Ugly at 07:16 PM | Comments (2)
Dear Diary,
Nice strength today on the Nasdaq. I give it a strong buy if there is a decisive break over 2200. You know, 2200 is a master rating in the United States Chess Federation.
CWTR has been very strong and is making new highs. I sold it in January for a 27% profit.
PRSP looks solid, as always.
The powerhouse NVR is nearing $1000 a share. I wish I would have bought it under a dollar in the early 90's.
That could be a top in ENWV.
You think these picks look good? You should check out this!
Tonight I saw a special pre-screening of Arie Posin's The Chumscrubber. Another bad movie with Ralph Fiennes. I didn't even stay for the Q&A with the director.
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Posted by Ugly at 12:42 AM | Comments (0) | TrackBack
Dear Diary,
MCO has been a very good investment as it made a new all-time high today and continues its trend. Earnings are Friday.
HIBB has been another good investment and earnings are in mid August.
BFAM made a new high on good earnings news. It has also been a great investment.
Trends are not unique to the stock market. People are the same way. If someone has demonstrated a habit in the past, it is likely they will continue the trend in the future.
It isn't always the case, but it is most likely.
GIGA was up over 20% today, but then earnings came out after the close and it is down 28% AH.
You think these picks look good? You should check out this!
I saw a special pre-screening of the Constant Gardner last night - the new film of City of God director Fernando Meirelles. Unfortunately I didn't like it at all. However, the director had just arrived from Brazil and was there to answer questions. He seemed like a nice guy.
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Posted by Ugly at 10:51 PM | Comments (2) | TrackBack
I have been buying one of these bars every day. They are delicious and healthy and at $0.99 a bar, they are less expensive than all of the other health bars.
Each bar has 5g of fiber, 8g of protein, 2.2g of omega-3 fatty acids, no refined sugar or flour, and only 0.5g of saturated fat.
Posted by Ugly at 04:44 PM | Comments (0) | TrackBack
Looks good:
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Galatime and TaylorTree have until Sunday to provide a shipping address and claim an uglychart.com duct taped rally cap. If they remain unclaimed after that, the hats will be offered to the third and fourth placed blog remainders.
Posted by Ugly at 10:42 AM | Comments (0) | TrackBack
Dear Diary,
Nice one FORD, you are the man. I prefer to see a move like that with no news, but in this case I don't think it matters.
Energy is full of energy lately.
I love the chart on LKQX, but earnings are this week.
One of my favorites, STV, is going nuts.
You think these picks look good? You should check out this!
Kickball is becoming popular for adults in the US. I just finished my third season as captain with a personal best of four homeruns.
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Posted by Ugly at 01:22 AM | Comments (0) | TrackBack
Dear Diary,
The OIH and XLE made strong moves on Friday and look very bullish.
FADV looks pretty good but earnings are Tuesday.
PTEN, which broke over long term resistance of $20 earlier this year looks to go higher.
Now over $50, I see no reason CDIS will not go to $100.
You think these picks look good? You should check out this!
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Posted by Ugly at 12:43 PM | Comments (0) | TrackBack
Most voters were on vacation this week as Safehaven was voted out on only 15 votes. Safehaven is the twenty-first blog to be voted off the island. Only two remain.
Congratulations to the final two. They are:
Both are winnners of a brand new uglychart.com rally cap! Owners of the above blogs should contact me and provide a shipping address.
Sorry Safehaven, you must leave the tribal counsel area immediately.
This week the final winner will be decided by you.
Tune in next Sunday to see who will win Remainder: Stock Market Blogs!
Posted by Ugly at 12:34 PM | Comments (0) | TrackBack
This is an interview with Jim Rogers from earlier this month about China and its currency. He doesn't know if the yuan is going to go up or down at first, but he is buying nonetheless because he thinks "the renminbi's going to be a big currency, a great currency." He was also apartment shopping in Shanghai, but thinks there will be a hard landing in real estate:
...real estate is where the major speculation has been, and that's where I'd expect the hard landing to center, if you will. It will reverberate out from there, of course. There will be other people who will suffer.
If we suddenly have a bird-flu epidemic throughout Europe, I suspect economies around the world will decline and scare people and commodities will slow down for a while. If Fannie Mae goes bankrupt, it's going to scare people. If China goes to war with Taiwan, it's going to scare people.Something's going to cause consolidations, but buy 'em, don't sell 'em.
Posted by Ugly at 10:41 AM | Comments (4) | TrackBack
Dear Diary,
ETF FXI moved strongly to a new high after news of the yuan devaluation. The chart looks great.
Portfolio pick WSTC closed strongly at a new high with good earnings news.
You think these picks look good? You should check out this!
There is resistance here at 2150-2200 on the Nasdaq, but I think trading will surpass 2200 eventually as the momentum has been strong.
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Posted by Ugly at 02:08 AM | Comments (0) | TrackBack
Now you can get them chocolate-dipped! I wonder how many grams of saturated fat per serving? Low carbs!
Posted by Ugly at 05:09 PM | Comments (0) | TrackBack
For, as a participant, you are the market.
The effect you have on the market may seem insignificant, but it is there.
And as exciting and strange as it may seem, even if you do not trade, your will may be able to move the market. According to the Princeton Engineering Anomalies Research program, out of several million trials, they've detected small but "statistically significant" signs that minds may be able to influence the physical world by intention alone.
I've linked to articles about this before, and here is another. It is difficult not to be skeptical, but it is also extremely fascinating.
Posted by Ugly at 03:55 PM | Comments (0) | TrackBack
Dear Diary,
Damn, biotech is on fire.
You want to see one lame-ass stock? Check out the 40-year chart on GM. It ends where it started with nothing much in between.
TBL, on the other hand, looks very very nice.
MCRI - a good one for this strong market.
CORS is also strong.
OFI, from the portfolio, is thin but made a nice move today.
There are quite a few that look good, but initiating a trade right before earnings is too risky.
You think these picks look good? You should check out this!
Today looked very bullish - the market is very strong.
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Posted by Ugly at 12:13 AM | Comments (0) | TrackBack
Insanity is an interesting thing. For some people it is easy to see that it is only a disease and once they are treated with medication, they are themselves once again. For others, it seems rooted in their core and inseperable from the personality. It can also be hard to judge insanity because of this. One definition of it might be the opposite of reason. Bobby Fischer seems very unreasonable. For example, from his website:
The list of crimes the filthy U.S. -controlled Japanese Ministry of Justice(!) has committed against Bobby starting at about 5:30 p.m. on July 13, 2004 is a depressingly long one and we've delved into many of them in some detail elsewhere on this website.However, there is one crime by the so-called "Ministry of Justice" that has hardly been touched on except briefly in Bobby's Live Radio Interview #30 and that is the fact that alcoholic beverages which are so vitally important to a person's health are strictly banned for Bobby and all of the other unfortunate prisoners at the East Japan Immigration Detention Center, in Ushiku, Ibaraki prefecture, Japan. On the other hand, cigarettes, which of course are pure poison, are freely available in unlimited quantities in the prison and tax free at that! But alcoholic beverages are strictly prohibited! There are only 2 possibilities we can think of: Either the Japanese government is composed of ignorant fools or else they're deliberately trying to debilitate and kill their prisoners. We think the latter is much more likely...
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One of my favorite blogs is Roger Nusbaum's. It is well written and I often learn something new whenever I read it. He is an investor, not a trader, and seems like a really nice guy.
Posted by Ugly at 11:36 AM | Comments (1) | TrackBack
Dear Diary,
CAT made a new high today - check out its 15 year up trend.
GOOG made another new high - its first in a month.
URBN made another new high. I emailed URBN, replying to their ad asking for models. They said if I fit the dimensions within ½" I could come in for an interview the next day. I didn't measure myself, but I emailed and said I wouldn't be in town for a month (Philadelphia - by the way, I am moving to Philadelphia) and asked them if they would still need qualified individuals then. I haven't heard back. I started to have daydreams of my career as an Urban Outfitters model.
PPDI looks nice, doesn't it?
TRMB made a new high and has moved out of the atmosphere into outer space, above all resistance. One time in college I was asking around to see if people could name the planets in order. One guy guessed "Trimble" as the second planet from the Sun. He got Mercury right. I thought it was hilarious - where did he get "Trimble?"
SGDE sported a new high on revised earnings guidance.
HANS... *sigh*
A lot of these look good - like DIOD - but earnings are very soon and it is too risky.
I pointed out STV as a favorite to subscribers in mid-June. It is thin but did nicely today.
Maoxian's BBH looks to continue its blast tomorrow as AMGN took off with earnings news.
You think these picks look good? You should check out this!
Remember, as Jet Li says, "I feel satisfied if I have made an effort. The result isn't important."
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Posted by Ugly at 09:43 PM | Comments (4) | TrackBack
Jet Li just finished shooting his latest film, Huo Yuanjia, which looks to be his last:
"I stepped into the martial arts movie market when I was only 16. I think I have proved my ability in this field and it won't make sense for me to continue for another five or 10 years. 'Huo Yuanjia' is a conclusion to my life as a martial arts star," Li said recently.
Li also disclosed that the movie's other theme was about the concepts which underpin martial arts. "Many movies blur the line between martial arts and violence. But the fact is that they are completely different. I want to convey to the audience what martial arts means to me -- why do we practice kung fu, what is the essence of martial arts and what are the authentic Chinese martial arts?"
When asked whether Li expected more of "Huo Yuanjia" than of his other movies, Li said that he didn't anticipate any result. "As a Buddhist, I feel satisfied if I have made an effort. The result isn't important," Li said.
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Since there are only 11 votes so far for this week - after over 1/20 of a million votes last week - I have decided to up the ante for the remainder contest. 1st and 2nd place winners of the contest will now each win...
Posted by Ugly at 05:05 PM | Comments (0) | TrackBack
A lot of what Mark says about chess can just as easily be said about the stock market. The two are very similar games:
It has creativity, it has stamina. You control the opening, but you can't control the middle game or the end game. You don't actually know what you're going to do.
You need to be creative with your style. You need concentration. It's trying to achieve perfection. It's the best mental battle out there.
You don't get better off of playing. You get better off of studying.
You can't get around without knowing a lot of theory. If you don't study, you're just hoping.
It's not about confidence, but you can't be scared. If you're intimidated, nothing good's going to happen. You need to have strong nerves. It doesn't matter what they do, you play your game.
Posted by Ugly at 10:21 AM | Comments (0) | TrackBack
Dear Diary,
DSTI made its move again today.
Super strong ENWV bit the dust today.
ACAS looks pretty nice.
And HANS is over $100 now. Even though HANS (pronounced /Hans/, like Hans and Franz) and I parted ways a while ago, I still admire and watch him with great respect. Look at the chart and you will see the art of the stock market. All of the people who do not believe in technical analysis should look at this chart - it is proof. The market, though, will eventually break the best of charts. It is only a matter of time.
KOSP looks pretty nice - I think it will go to $100 too.
CTHR looks to continue to $50, but who really knows?
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Posted by Ugly at 09:45 PM | Comments (0) | TrackBack
One of my favorites, CTRP, looks like a safe buy with a stop just below $48.50. Although, to be more safe, you could wait until it breaks over the resistance at $57. The China Stock Blog mentioned Pacific Growth Equities analyst Jason Brueschke's overweight rating on CTRP today.
Posted by Ugly at 05:49 PM | Comments (0) | TrackBack
When I play chess online, the best players are computers. You can tell when you are playing a computer because they have a little (c) next to their username. There isn't incentive to pretend to be a human, while actually playing with a program, because the only thing involved is rating points (although I have been accused of being a computer from an opponent, along with many other things). But with online poker, who knows how many people are really just computer programs? As a programmer, I think it would be much easier (and much more profitable) to write a very good poker-playing program rather than one that beats the best chess players. Here is an article that talks briefly about the subject, indicating that "They Won't Be A Threat To Humans Until They Can Smoke Cigars, Chew Terbacky, And Spit."
That's trickier than chess, which computers mastered when Deep Blue beat human champ Garry Kasparov. Chess is a "perfect information game": Every player knows the position of every piece on the board. Poker is a "misinformation game": You don't know what cards have yet to be dealt or what your opponents are holding, and your opponents are out to trick you.
Posted by Ugly at 04:46 PM | Comments (0) | TrackBack
Mark Cuban writes about the day:
I know my memory isnt perfect on this but I think Todd guessed that we would open and close in the high 20s. I guessed that it would be $34 to $36.
We got to the Nasdaq with the open of the market. Then waited. That was during a period when the order books were so crazed that it took time to sort out the buy and sell orders and figure out where the opening trade would be.
Hours went buy. They seemed like days. For all the confidence we had, there was the natural glimmer of doubt that something could go wrong. And we waited. Through lunch.
Finally, I think it was around 12:30 give or take an hour, the stock opened up.
Sixty Two Dollars and Seventy Five Cents.
For the next 20 minutes or so there was a lot of hi-5ing, champagne corks popping and cellphone calls coming in and out. I remember just leaning against the wall talking to people almost in total shock. I couldnt help but do all the calculations in my head to try to figure out my paper networth and it was beyond belief.
Posted by Ugly at 04:41 PM | Comments (0) | TrackBack
Roger Nusbaum has a nice and informative recap post of Jim Rogers as guest host of the Asian Squawk Box. Bullish on commodities, bearish on the US Dollar.
Posted by Ugly at 04:31 PM | Comments (0) | TrackBack
With an 82% on rottentomatoes.com, I decided to see Me and You and Everyone We Know at the local artsy theater last night. This was written and directed by Miranda July, who also starred in the movie. It is definitely not a movie for everyone - and it wasn't great - but there were a couple of scenes that made me laugh harder out loud in a theater than I ever remember doing before. There were some very funny parts, and for that I recommend it.
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I have updated the ETFs page so that now you can view only the ones that have options.
Posted by Ugly at 11:03 PM | Comments (0) | TrackBack
Dear Diary,
DATA is approaching new highs and looks strong.
CAFE went nuts last week.
CELG had a nice strong move to new highs on Friday.
One cannot deny the strength of ORLY.
I think buying SGMS over $30 is a safe bet.
PTRY continues to continue.
It is difficult to ignore the 20-year trend of CBSH.
You think these picks look good? You should check out this!
I think it is good to have realistic confidence in yourself.
I also think it is good to understand the difference between right and wrong and to let people know the wrong you think they are doing when they do it to others.
But I think any small amount of ego a person has will only cause them many times that amount of suffering and pain.
In the stock market and in life.
I apologize for my ego and I am working to eliminate it completely.
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Posted by Ugly at 03:00 PM | Comments (3) | TrackBack
With a staggering 28,819 votes, Sixth World is the twentieth blog to be voted off the island. Only three remain.
Congratulations to the final three. They are:
In three weeks the winner will be decided.
Sorry Sixth World, you must leave the tribal counsel area immediately.
Why was Sixth World voted off next? How has this changed strategies and alliances?
Tune in next Sunday to see who will be voted out next in Remainder: Stock Market Blogs.
Posted by Ugly at 12:45 PM | Comments (0) | TrackBack
If you would like a free and easy $100, just sign up for this credit card. I got mine, spent it and closed the account with no trouble at all. Thanks frugalgirl.
Posted by Ugly at 01:10 PM | Comments (2) | TrackBack
Here is a picture I took of Ugly playing a game of chess in Washington Square Park. Yes, this is right after he was harassed and right before he was almost shot.
As you can see, he is wearing the duct taped rally cap. And what is it that his shirt says?
Posted by Ugly at 11:49 AM | Comments (2) | TrackBack
Dear Diary,
IRIS is back in the action after today's nice run.
RMCF is super strong.
GENZ was up on earnings news, moving the biotech industry with it. Check out the BBH - maoxian's #1 ETF - nice!:
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Posted by Ugly at 07:06 PM | Comments (0) | TrackBack
This is a pretty good page that lists a lot of really healthy foods and their nutritional information. Check out one of my favorites, spinach:
Posted by Ugly at 03:19 PM | Comments (0) | TrackBack
Dear Diary,
Thinly traded, but AWRE made a nice move today with relatively high volume.
LWAY could move up very much, very fast.
NTGR broke out over $20 to a new all-time high and looks great.
Nice breakout on PFCB today - looks very solid.
PORK has done nothing but go up - it must be all of the demand for pork rinds.
You think these picks look good? You should check out this!
2100 now looks like nice support on the Nasdaq.
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Posted by Ugly at 02:00 AM | Comments (0) | TrackBack
Arthur L. Caplan, Director of the Center for Bioethics at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia, wrote an artcile explaining that "there is no intrinsic ethical reason why we should not try to extend our lives."
Does longer life inevitably mean more social misery and economic havoc? One way to answer this question is to ask whether humankind has adjusted to similar changes in the past. If one compares life for say, the ancient Assyrians, Hebrews, Greeks and Romans with life for Syrians, Israelis, Greeks and Italians today, it would seem that longer life has not brought more misery in its wake. Few could seriously maintain that an average lifespan of 35 years is preferable to the 75 years enjoyed today, even if some spend their final years frail, demented or debilitated. And it would be hard to argue that, despite such very real problems as overpopulation, environmental damage and ageism, the quality of life for the average person has decreased so much from the time of our forebears that we live more poorly or less happily today. Few, in other words, would trade their longer lifespan for the much shorter lives lived by their ancestors thousands of years ago.From healthextension.net
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The votes are racking up like mad as the remainder contest nears its finish. Someone from the future even successfully predicted the votes would exceed 7000. Currently Safehaven is in the lead with 7662 votes, followed closely by Sixth World with 5647.
Posted by Ugly at 01:33 PM | Comments (3) | TrackBack
Dear Diary,
AEOS broke out to a new high. It is a nice looking stock.
I think CERN will go to $100 at least.
Old portfolio pick TRGL finally made a new high today. I don't like it as much as I used to.
PSYS is going crazy.
DIOD looks very good and I presume it will continue higher as time goes on.
It doesn't look perfect, but STGS is breaking out to new highs from a nice long base.
You think these picks look good? You should check out this!
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Posted by Ugly at 12:03 AM | Comments (0) | TrackBack
Dear Diary,
BOOM made a nice move today and looks great.
CTGI looks very nice also and is close to new highs.
ELOS is one of my favorites and I think it will do very well with the strength of the current market.
URBN continues to continue. What a nice stock - the move today should be the start of another leg up. They also sell nice hip and trendy kung fu t-shirts. BEBE is also doing well, but personally I think the models for URBN are much cuter. If you are interested, here are their exact dimensions.
PRAA is looking very tasty. Maybe I will take a bite.
At least 274 stocks made new all-time highs today, including a few in the portfolio.
You think these picks look good? You should check out this!
Thanks to Trader Mike for recommending The Way of Warrior Trader: The Financial Risk-Taker's Guide to Samurai Courage, Confidence and Discipline. I am about 40 pages into it and I like it a lot. I knew that there was art in trading, but now I realize that it should be my central focus and motivation.
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Posted by Ugly at 12:53 AM | Comments (2) | TrackBack
Dear Diary,
PENN continues with its awesomeness.
AMMD made a new high and looks very nice.
USPI broke out again and continues to continue.
You can't ignore BMHC, which is very strong and made a new high.
PRSP is also a very nice stock to own.
EEEE, a recent IPO, is breaking away from its base.
WRLD also looks pretty nice. I just note it so that the next time this stock comes to my attention I can check it out in the database and see that I noticed it before.
You think these picks look good? You should check out this!
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Posted by Ugly at 01:29 AM | Comments (0) | TrackBack
I am celebrating my grandfather's 80th birthday today in Ohio, so I won't be able to attend MaoXian's chat tonight, but it sounds like a good one with discussion focused on small cap breakouts and the Ugly Series. You should check it out, everyone is welcome.
Posted by Ugly at 01:24 PM | Comments (0) | TrackBack
With 888 votes, Byrne's MarketView is the nineteenth blog to be voted off the island. Only four remain.
Congratulations to the final four. They are:
Galatime
TaylorTree
Sixth World
Safehaven
In four weeks the winner will be decided.
Sorry Byrne, you must leave the tribal counsel area immediately.
Why was Byrne's MarketView voted off next? How has this changed strategies and alliances?
Tune in next Sunday to see who will be voted out next in Remainder: Stock Market Blogs.
Posted by Ugly at 01:10 PM | Comments (2) | TrackBack
Dear Diary,
SCVL just made a new all time high and looks pretty good.
Portfolio pick CONN made a strong move to a new high.
You think these picks look good? You should check out this!.
There was a nice looking reverse toda
