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Community Rank: Analyst (189 pts) | Member since 08/22/2006

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All-time Return -40.89% (in over 2 years)	Risk (SD) Conservative 1.59%	Sharpe Ratio -30.18
Followers 2	Winning Picks 3 of 8	Total Views 1513

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Last Activity: Added THI to bearish list on 09/29/06

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Symbol	SP Sentiment	Return	Since
THI		+5.78%	09/29/06
MDTL	N/A	-97.36%	09/13/06
SNDK		-84.66%	08/22/06
SIRI		-95.80%	08/22/06
AMTD		-30.72%	08/22/06
VLO		-70.83%	08/22/06
RMBS		+1.07%	08/22/06
AAPL		+40.31%	08/22/06

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Opinion & Analysis

Bearish on THI ... about THI 09/29/06
With todays stock dividend of 160 million shares to Wendys shareholders and an average daily volume of only 500000 shares this stock will decline in the near term. Also on 9/20 29 million shares were

Bullish on MDTL ... about MDTL 09/13/06
I learned about this stock from last weeks Business Week. They manufacture fuel cell power packs to recharge cell phones and Ipods. They will be profitable next year (.50 in earnings) and are forecas...

Bullish on SNDK ... about SNDK 08/22/06
Sandisk is another stock that has been punished with the recent market selloff and is just starting to move back up. It has great growth and is moving into new markets (Mp3 players). Flash memory is ...

Bullish on SIRI ... about SIRI 08/22/06
Sirius isn't profitable yet but has great growth and should be profitable in the future. It's a risky pick but could easily be a Home Run with great returns in the future. It's more of a long term pi

Bullish on AMTD ... about AMTD 08/22/06
Ameritrade is a high growth company with good earnings growth. I believe the weakness in the housing market will lead to increased money inflows to the stock market helping Ameritrade.

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Occupation: Trader
Location: New York

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I resigned from my job in Nov 2004 to be a "daytrader" although I rarely do daytrades. I love what I ... more

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