Sykes’ Saturday Seventeen: March 8th, 2008 Edition
Posted by timothysykes on Sat 8th of Mar, 2008 02:06:30 PM
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Why some bloggers, especially those who are billionaires, hold back
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Even though I despise market guessing games, since I nailed this market back on January 4th, I gotta show it off
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Wanna bid $40k to meet I-need-a-script-and-a-director-or-else-you’ll-discover-how-awkward-I-am-on-camera Scarlett Johnansson (watch the video on the link to see what I mean)
No idea how I found him, but this guy is pretty funny:
Are financial firms like Lehman insolvent?
The guy hasn’t discovered PennyStocking yet, so here’s some tips to those still playing random stocks.
If I was rich enough, I coulda woulda shoulda sued the SEC over hedge fund marketing rules in a heartbeat, thankfully this guy is actually doing it.
This group of sissy value investors reposted one of my articles and started ripping on me. Well, they got some of their facts wrong so I tried joining the group but they rejected me! What a perfect example of the closed minded/snooty ways of this cult. Say what you want about me, but I remain open to any and all strategies/people to debate freely.
They don’t deserve the wisdom of their leader, Buffett, check out his latest pearls of wisdom
Here’s my take on that letter
And here’s my take on these 10 stocks breaking out to new highs
Tellingly, my article featuring stocks making new lows was four times as popular
Ever wonder the story behind all those sponsored links on diff. websites?
Check out these microcrap mutual funds! (Never invest in these, for there are few excuses a mutual fund can make for not being able to raise $)
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