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All-time Return -67.65% (in 7 months)	Risk (SD) Aggressive 2.54%	Sharpe Ratio -27.38
Followers 0	Winning Picks 0 of 1	Total Views 350

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Last Activity: Added CCJ to bullish list on 04/13/08

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Symbol	SP Sentiment	Rating	Return	Since
CCJ			-65.57%	04/13/08

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CCJ Uranium Investing: The Chinese Are Coming 04/13/08 — The past few months have been very hard on the uranium mining industry's equity investors.  Many uranium companies' shares are trading near 52-week lows after a handful of problems have crept up for many in the industry. Now that the market seems to have priced in the mining problems ...

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ROCK-STAR INVESTORS

Rank	Name	Sharpe Ratio	Avg Return	Followers
1	noshoes	29.65	+61.65%	160
2	Gerald Greene	21.24	+48.89%	49
3	The Big Bear	19.00	+49.44%	205
4	krprasad	17.77	+19.60%	4
5	David Young	15.63	+16.16%	6

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XOM	Exxon Mobil Corp
EBAY	eBay Inc
AMD	Advanced Micro Devices Inc
MO	Altria Group Inc
AIG	American International Group Inc.

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TODAY'S HEADLINES

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