AceTrader

This site was designed to communicate with friends who share similar interest. The interest in the "free market". Stocks, over the long term, provide the best return on your money. More than cash, bonds and even real estate. Understand that investing is a learning process. We will learn from our mistakes and move on. This is a journey. Enjoy the ride!

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Location: Bayside, New York, United States

My love for the market began in 1987 when I first opened a brokerage account with Fidelity Investments. You know what happened back in 87'. "Black Monday", the market crashed. My initial $ went down fast. Thus began my thirst for the challenge to make it in the market. Although I have science background, my Bachelors degree is in Economics from Washington University (great school). I also have earned an MBA in Finance from Fordham University, New York. Although I am registered as an "investment advisor" with the NASD, any information in this blogger is not intended for any business use.

Monday, March 05, 2007

Brain is OK.

I am still alive.
After two surgeries last two weeks, I am feeling very weak. In fact, I believe this is the worst I felt since the onset of my colon cancer. I will fill you in on the details soon.

I do realize that many are wondering about out stocks.
Simply put, unless I say anything, everything is a status quo.
Remember our portfilio was designed to go through what we are going through now. If you read the last note before I went into the hospital, I said to add to your QID holding. I last added QID on 2/23/2007 at $50.19 and the recent quote is at $57/share. QID will still go higher (this is now my 2nd largest holding).

CMGI: Acting beautiful. Add if price falls.
RICK: Sold some at $9.80 but hold on to rest - will go higher.
BTYH: Wait for our spin-off shares to freely trade in a few months.
MIDS: Keep buying at this levels - buy, buy.
UTK: Just came out with the financials - fantastic - this will hit $20
PRZ: Last added at $0.67 - this is too cheap.
AUTO: Wait for the financials. I will make decision on this one soon.
NTE: Hold steady. Acting nicely under these bad market conditions.
GDX: Weird - our smallerst holding and is a good insurance in any portfolio.

Potential buys:

OIH: if it falls below $130
REFR: Definately under $9 but lets see where it settles.

This was a quick and dirty version to let you know that I am still in the game. Pain medication 24/7 if you know what I mean. I now weigh 122 pounds (normally 152). Have not had any solid food for over a month. Be patient with me. My brain is still good : )

P.S: I too like MRVC but I prefer FNSR. Either way, wait for the market to settle down.