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chopper77
02-23-2004, 11:36 AM
PTSI down 30%, WSB down 15%, PRX down 17%, CBK down 41%,
Yeah. This guy is real huge. Way to hold onto the dogs in a bull market and stubbornly refuse to dump them. It's pretty easy to claim 50 STRAIGHT WINNERS!!!!! when you never dump a stock as it spirals down to zero.
mrmarket
02-23-2004, 12:44 PM
PTSI down 30%, WSB down 15%, PRX down 17%, CBK down 41%,
Yeah. This guy is real huge. Way to hold onto the dogs in a bull market and stubbornly refuse to dump them. It's pretty easy to claim 50 STRAIGHT WINNERS!!!!! when you never dump a stock as it spirals down to zero.
Since you're listing stocks...why not list the other 59 of the last 63 stocks I've picked and let the rest of the readers know how those stocks have fared....
Also please tell us why a stock with growing earnings and revenues would "spiral down to zero". If you know of any of these stocks, please share these with the rest of us as I would certainly want to purchase shares in some of these.
Whether or not it's easy to claim 50 (actually 51) straight winners is rather subjective. I think it would be relatively easy if one had 200 open positions. Since I only hold 10 to 14 postitions, the stock picking would have to be more selective, and much more successful, to compile that string.
The bottom line is...I've compiled a remarkable return on investment by putting together this streak. If it were so easy, wouldn't everyone be doing it?
I do appreciate your opinion and look forward to you enlightening us further, Mr. Chopper.
stenzrob
02-23-2004, 02:19 PM
http://www.mrmarketishuge.com/forum/search.php?search_author=chopper77
Looking over the posts says it all.
Would you like some cheese with your whine?
mrmarket
02-23-2004, 02:34 PM
http://www.mrmarketishuge.com/forum/search.php?search_author=chopper77
Looking over the posts says it all.
Would you like some cheese with your whine?
LOL...Stenz...I see so many people who want to be investors, but when the market moves against them, they panic. To me that means that
a. they are not properly diversified
b. their money was actually not "long term stock market" money but actually short term "rent money" that they were trying to make a quick buck on.
c. they are buying on margin..something I never do.
I don't think money management should dictate your stock trading decisions because, by limiting degrees of freedom, it leads to sub-par investing.
Michaelk005
02-23-2004, 03:18 PM
I agree with you completely MR.M.... The markets always sift the winners from the lossers. the smart from the dumb and the patient from the weak. I dont want to repeat myself, I already placed my thoughts on the BEL topic.
The Kid
02-23-2004, 03:41 PM
I concur with the Huge One. Your publically acccessible trades, seen through your home page, are a testament to your strength in selecting stocks. The Chopper may very well be the kind of guy who would look at this year's unbelievable Yankee line-up and say, "Hey, they stink. They have no second baseman." :lol: As long as one is investing with 'long-term' money, there is no reason to panic when a profitable earnings-producing stock takes a little rest. I have NEVER seen a stock go straight up. NEVER. As for the chopper, momma always says chopper is as chopper does.
P. S. - Huge One, I think you went a little easy on him. I wish I was treated with such kid gloves when I first joined. :wink:
stenzrob
02-23-2004, 03:44 PM
P. S. - Huge One, I think you went a little easy on him. I wish I was treated with such kid gloves when I first joined. :wink:You were, I believe, but you persisted in your heresy. And, whatever abuse you received was from others here, including me, and not from the ever-gracious HUGE one himself.
mrmarket
02-23-2004, 03:57 PM
P. S. - Huge One, I think you went a little easy on him. I wish I was treated with such kid gloves when I first joined. :wink:You were, I believe, but you persisted in your heresy. And, whatever abuse you received was from others here, including me, and not from the ever-gracious HUGE one himself.
I still think the Kid = bec1...but since he's not behaving like bec1 anymore, he's more than welcome to contribute. I do recall bec1 being an avid Yankee fan.
The Kid
02-23-2004, 04:02 PM
You never did totally splain that whole "Bec1" thing. :?
Anyway, I can't stand the Yankees. I'm a huge Mets fan. :lol: (Totally bummed they didn't sign my guy Vlade.)
evilarya
02-24-2004, 04:47 PM
Times & Transcript | Provincial News
As published on page A1/A5 on February 24, 2004
Belledune residents claim 'major victory'
Appeal board will hear case seeking to overturn building permit given controversial incinerator; Bennett weighs court challenge
JORGE BARRERA
Times & Transcript Staff
FREDERICTON - The New Brunswick Assessment and Planning Appeal Board will hear an appeal from 77 Belledune residents seeking to overturn a building permit given Bennett Environmental Inc. by a municipal planning commission to build a high-tech incinerator in the village.
"This is a major victory," said Eric Gillespie, a Toronto lawyer representing the citizens group. "This was the most critical stage of the whole appeal process other than actually succeeding on the appeal."
The appeal board released its 22-page decision yesterday. The hearings are slated to begin March 22.
A spokesman for Bennett said its lawyers are still reviewing the decision, but the company is considering challenging it in court.
"We are considering a judicial appeal but we want to weigh the total of what has been said in the (decision) document," said Bill McIntyre.
Bennett was seeking to have the appeal dismissed, arguing the board had no jurisdiction to rule on the permit. The citizens group was looking to overturn a construction permit given Bennett by the Department of Environment, but changed the appeal to focus on the building permit issued by the Belledune Planning Commission. Bennett argued the citizens group could not change their appeal.
Residents say the Bennett incinerator will have a negative impact on the value of their properties.
The Bennett incinerator has been a lightning-rod of controversy for almost a year. Many in the region fear the around $25-million facility, slated to process soils laden with hydrocarbons, will bring unwanted pollution and cause health risks.
The Department of Environment and the Department of Health have said the facility is safe and are supported by at least one toxicologist from the Queen's University faculty of medicine who is familiar with the region.
Half of the cost of the incinerator is being spent on pollution control equipment.
The Department of Environment ignored advice from the Department of Health that it should put the project through a full environmental review or face public backlash. Instead, the department chose a fast-tracked approval process, arguing it was familiar with the technology in use.
What does everyone think, I think the time to get worries is if this stock goes under 15 in the next week or so. But I am a very very junior investor so any opinons?
mrmarket
02-24-2004, 04:52 PM
Times & Transcript | Provincial News
As published on page A1/A5 on February 24, 2004
Belledune residents claim 'major victory'
Appeal board will hear case seeking to overturn building permit given controversial incinerator; Bennett weighs court challenge
JORGE BARRERA
Times & Transcript Staff
FREDERICTON - The New Brunswick Assessment and Planning Appeal Board will hear an appeal from 77 Belledune residents seeking to overturn a building permit given Bennett Environmental Inc. by a municipal planning commission to build a high-tech incinerator in the village.
"This is a major victory," said Eric Gillespie, a Toronto lawyer representing the citizens group. "This was the most critical stage of the whole appeal process other than actually succeeding on the appeal."
The appeal board released its 22-page decision yesterday. The hearings are slated to begin March 22.
A spokesman for Bennett said its lawyers are still reviewing the decision, but the company is considering challenging it in court.
"We are considering a judicial appeal but we want to weigh the total of what has been said in the (decision) document," said Bill McIntyre.
Bennett was seeking to have the appeal dismissed, arguing the board had no jurisdiction to rule on the permit. The citizens group was looking to overturn a construction permit given Bennett by the Department of Environment, but changed the appeal to focus on the building permit issued by the Belledune Planning Commission. Bennett argued the citizens group could not change their appeal.
Residents say the Bennett incinerator will have a negative impact on the value of their properties.
The Bennett incinerator has been a lightning-rod of controversy for almost a year. Many in the region fear the around $25-million facility, slated to process soils laden with hydrocarbons, will bring unwanted pollution and cause health risks.
The Department of Environment and the Department of Health have said the facility is safe and are supported by at least one toxicologist from the Queen's University faculty of medicine who is familiar with the region.
Half of the cost of the incinerator is being spent on pollution control equipment.
The Department of Environment ignored advice from the Department of Health that it should put the project through a full environmental review or face public backlash. Instead, the department chose a fast-tracked approval process, arguing it was familiar with the technology in use.
What does everyone think, I think the time to get worries is if this stock goes under 15 in the next week or so. But I am a very very junior investor so any opinons?
I'm willing to roll the dice that they'll end up building the plant. But that's just me. Other investors are more skittish than I am when it comes to these kind of things. If a stock keeps you up at night, I would never own it. Local municipalities always will hold out until they are offered something that makes them happy.
evilarya
02-25-2004, 01:45 PM
Thanks for taking the time to reply to my post, as I said before I'm a very junior investor and have learned a lot from this forum, speaking of GGI though up 7 and some percent today, any news?
mrmarket
02-25-2004, 02:46 PM
Thanks for taking the time to reply to my post, as I said before I'm a very junior investor and have learned a lot from this forum, speaking of GGI though up 7 and some percent today, any news?
I think they are building a jail cell for Martha Stewart.
stenzrob
02-25-2004, 03:59 PM
I think they are building a jail cell for Martha Stewart.
At least it will be an attractively accesorized cell.
jiesen
02-25-2004, 04:26 PM
I heard the AC they were installing for her automatically turns on when it drops below 60 in there.
steveb
02-25-2004, 05:44 PM
Just for your information, on Feb. 23 The Zacks rating service put a 5 rating on BEL which is an outright sell. The Zacks rankings are from 1 being buys to 5 being sells. All there rankings are based on earnings and earnings revisions. Hope this is useful.
Steve
mrmarket
02-25-2004, 09:54 PM
Just for your information, on Feb. 23 The Zacks rating service put a 5 rating on BEL which is an outright sell. The Zacks rankings are from 1 being buys to 5 being sells. All there rankings are based on earnings and earnings revisions. Hope this is useful.
Steve
Shows how much the market cares about Zacks, and the rest of the ANALysts, BEL has a strong 1.8% move up today! LOL!!!
evilarya
02-25-2004, 11:04 PM
If the zacks rank is based on eps estimates and a company doesnt meet those estimates of course its going to have a really bad zacks rank so in essence if a company doesnt meet eps estimates than you should sell it and if it beats them then its a buy, my question is who cares about the zacks rank.
mrmarket
02-25-2004, 11:28 PM
If the zacks rank is based on eps estimates and a company doesnt meet those estimates of course its going to have a really bad zacks rank so in essence if a company doesnt meet eps estimates than you should sell it and if it beats them then its a buy, my question is who cares about the zacks rank.
Well said evilarya...and the fact of the matter is..once a company misses its estimates, which are Zacks estimates, the market will have already digested this information. For Zacks to come out and publish a zacks rank and then have the market trade off the zacks rank would be kind of redundant...don't you think?
mrmarket
03-06-2004, 10:18 PM
Don't look now...but here COMES GGI !!!
spikefader
04-11-2004, 07:43 PM
Don't look now...but here COMES GGI !!!
and perhaps it's PTSI's time :D
http://img47.photobucket.com/albums/v145/spikefader/Trading/PTSI_about_to_turn_bullish.jpg
mrmarket
04-11-2004, 07:46 PM
Spike...how did you find my humble site?
spikefader
04-11-2004, 08:04 PM
Spike...how did you find my humble site?
During one of the rare occasions I 'brave it' and go over to ET. What a nuthouse that is.
Actually, as I recall...I thought BEL was a good pick when you made it MM...You know you and I trade differently...so I would have bailed if I had gone in...But, in looking at it tonight I'd say it will probably bounce back.
Now, PTSI looks really good on the Flat Base...but I would avoid the group...You know me...I need some excitement and trucks are not my idea of fun...but I can envision a Flat Base B/O here...
GGI looks good now and SAFM is probably a good Defensive play...although I am waiting patiently for the EXCITING groups to take over at least until the election.
Best, IIC
billyjoe
04-12-2004, 12:32 PM
BEL aka GGI was one outstanding prospect when purchased by the Huge One. I also independently had it at the top of my list and was ready to purchase the same day MM selected it. This is an unusual situation that might happen once in a blue moon. If you're always wary of an unexpected turn of events , you could eliminate every stock and be safe cleaning latrines for a living. This is going to turn out OK.
billyjoe
stocks54
05-02-2004, 04:07 PM
Article about prison stocks:
http://money.cnn.com/2004/04/30/news/midcaps/prison_companies/index.htm
stocks54
09-16-2004, 11:57 PM
GGI is up 18% in last one month.
mltlawn
09-28-2004, 04:47 PM
I thought BEL was a good pick when you made it MM.. WRONG it was at $20.00+ when MM picked it. Most of the stocks that he picks go down right after he picks it. Not saying I can do better. But it's strange how these stocks act after he picks them. Actually, as I recall...I thought BEL was a good pick when you made it MM...You know you and I trade differently...so I would have bailed if I had gone in...But, in looking at it tonight I'd say it will probably bounce back.
Now, PTSI looks really good on the Flat Base...but I would avoid the group...You know me...I need some excitement and trucks are not my idea of fun...but I can envision a Flat Base B/O here...
GGI looks good now and SAFM is probably a good Defensive play...although I am waiting patiently for the EXCITING groups to take over at least until the election.
Best, IIC
mltlawn
09-28-2004, 04:49 PM
BEL closed at $4.86 today.
mrmarket
09-28-2004, 10:13 PM
I thought BEL was a good pick when you made it MM.. WRONG it was at $20.00+ when MM picked it. Most of the stocks that he picks go down right after he picks it. Not saying I can do better. But it's strange how these stocks act after he picks them.
Sorry to burst your balloon but your statement is incorrect.
Most of the stocks that I pick do NOT go down right after I pick them. Most of them go up after I pick them. Go back and check, they are all posted on my websoite. In fact 67 of my last 75 picks have outperformed the S&P 500 during the period I have held them.
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