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DSNY is showing some nice growth, but at this stage the PE is very high .... it's a stock that might be worth following, but too early for me to take a position. Need to see continued growth and greater profitability.
LOVE it (DSNY), under .28.
Any thoughts on this micro cap tech: DSNY?
I read it Dart... etlt number has always been good (compare to it's stock price) and not sure why the stock never really lived up to its potential...
Earning season has started again and hope etlt will move when they announce the official number.
I was expecting some more movement on the preliminary result
result is awesome but I'm reluctant to add since I'm not so sure if they are real or not.
anyway USMo posted great earning and I'm glad that is the case (hope the stock will go up tomorrow)
hope all is well with you Dart..
Stan
stanu78: Did you read Virgil1's post on RB. It won't be long now. Their recent numbers are truly very, very good. We'll be seeing high numbers again....soon!!! Just spoke to a man who has my same last name.,..first name is Scott who lives in Richmond.
Correct PSL9 link:
Not sure what happened before, but I deleted it.
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/board.asp?board_id=12500
Len
bbotcs: being a 'techie' by profession both helped AND hurt me during the late '80's and '90's ..... I invested in many small companies because I knew their products were good, but they still failed because they lacked the marketing muscle to compete with larger players.
All investors who followed tech leaders like MSFT, INTC, ORCL, AMAT, CSCO and DELL had the opportunity for a big joyride .... these companies were widely written about in the WSJ and NY Times, so one didn't have to be a 'techie' to realize their leadership positions and ongoing strong growth. I remember the day in 1990 that MSFT went public .... my ties to IBM hurt me because I was biased against MSFT and felt the stock's PE was undeservedly high, so I never bought any shares ..... MSFT became a 400 bagger within a decade. In the meanwhile my large position in IBM languished for years as the stock greatly underperfomed the broader market. IBM was a great stock to own in the '60's, '70's and early '80's, but not after that. Hindsight is perfect as usual.
researcher59:
You had the opportunities of 10 lifetimes, being a techie AND an investor in technology stocks in the 1990's. I have heard those DELL stories. One guy where I worked told me about another guy (an IT person, of course), who made $7M in DELL.
I hope you realize that luck had a big role in your success pre 2002. You were in the right place, at the right time, with the right knowledge. If you were born, say 15 years earlier, you probably wouldn't have been a techie and would not have known or cared about DELL.
By the way, you might be crazy. You do know this? I was crazy, but there is a cure. You start by selling maybe 20 stocks, followed by two more purges, over a period of say 18 months. I got down to about 50 positions, and am hovering around 60, which is 30 more than I want. Investing in VM's is a disease. What I do to control myself is buy maybe 100-300 shares, just to be a participant. That is what I did with SOLF, and with AYSI, to name two.
My IRA has gone from maybe 60 stocks to just 12. Having so few stocks in a portfolio gives me a feeling of control, of empowerment. And, you can really get to "know" your companies.
100-bagger on DELL. WOW!
bbotcs
Thanks for your honest explanation of your investment history and style. It is very informtive. My question: Can some of VMC pickers do what Warren Buffet do? Why?
PSL9 deadline:
The deadline is a week from Friday, May 16. No urgency, but, you might start thinking about it if you haven't already. I'll be updating the IBox soon as well as completing the PSL8 IBox.
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/board.asp?board_id=12500
Len
SSK, Len: great statistics ! Very interesting mathematical reflections of the contest. Thanks again for all the hard work you guys put in.
Of course I have (at least one of) my best day the day after the contest ends!
researcher59, excellent write-up! Congratulations on the win!
I still can't even make it into the top 40, despite a 15th place finish.
r59, Congrats on the win and thanks for your comments. One thing I found of interest in your comments is that you have a software background. I wasn't aware of that. There actually are a number of people on VMC with similar backgrounds. My corporate career was also in software engineering. I also remember that gilead23 and tbone58x have software backgrounds. There probably are a few more with that kind of background that I either forgot to mention or that I don't know about. Also, if you broaden the scope to all types of engineering I know there are more people.
Mike
Cl:
"1. You won PSL in 2008.
2. You won PSL No. 8!"
Not to mention he is the only one of us to have positive returns in all 8 PSL's (8-0).
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=28827635
Add to that his induction to the assistant's job on VMC on 4-21. (4 x 2 / 1 = 8). Oh, my God. It's an harmonic convergence!
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=28671577
April 21 to April 25 should forever be remembered as Researcher Week.
Len
cl, I thought the surprise in the contest was LBASS!!! (OK, lbas...).
The guy takes 4th place and only had one member mark until I realized he only had one LOL.
PS- I'm sticking with my fish theory! Bigpike will win PSL9. You heard it here first. OK, maybe Roguedolphin or LBASS (err, lbas)! One of those three... IMO only.
Congrats R59! Nice write up of your background and investment style. Maybe you want change your alias to research08 now since
1. You won PSL in 2008.
2. You won PSL No. 8!
Your detailed DDs on VM board are much appreciated. One day I will trade some commodity futures, just like you.
NSOM CHALLENGE STATS:
There should be no question that those people who took the time to think through their picks enough to be part of the NSom Challenge would do better.
Here is a simple stat. 16 of the TOP 20 were participants in the NSom Challenge. That means that only 4 of the top 20 did not participate. However, 12 of the BOTTOM 20 did not participate.
Clearly, spending the extra time to analyze the stocks to the point of being able to present your DD to the board, is (on average) going to give you better returns.
Len
Individual Tournament Final Results
PSL1: No tournament
PSL2: Lentinman over Digitech
PSL3: Cl001 over MikeS
PSL4: Cl001 over Bobwins
PSL5: Cliff over Kipp
PSL6: TMCal over Valuemind
PSL7: Stevenrisk over Bobwins
PSL8: Swick over SWB
Len
All 6 Units Positive:
Here are the people who have had all six units positive for each contest to date. Researcher was the only one for PSL8. 10 Bagger leads having done it four times.
ALL SIX UNITS POSITIVE
PSL1: 10Bagger, SkepticalOptimist
PSL2: Kipp, Lentinman, Linuspop, Pattydady, Pnnymn, Researcher59, RRainman
PLS3: Cl001, Mike056
PSL4: 10Bagger (2), BlueBear, Cliff, Kipp (2)
PSL5: 10Bagger (3), Nelson, Southacres, Arnie, Cliff (2), Roguedolphin, SWB173, CRKranz, JustForFun, Rsadey, WillLyons
PSL6: None
PSL7: 10Bagger (4), Fructose, Gilead, Lentinman (2), MichaelT
PSL8: Researcher (2)
Len
Wild Card Reversal:
This is the first contest where Wild Cards were better than non-WCs.
PSL3 PSL4 PSL5 PSL6 PSL7 PSL8
Len
Average Wildcard Index (unweighted) -16% +10% +15% -20% - 1% + 4%
Average Non Wildcard Index (unweighted) - 6% +14% +19% - 5% + 3% - 6%
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DIFFERENTIAL IN FAVOR OF NON WILDCARD +10% + 4% + 4% +15% +18% -10%
R59'S PSL HISTORY:
PSL1 PSL2 PSL3 PSL4 PSL5 PSL6 PSL7 PSL8
Len
Rank 53 18 26 48 56 3 33 1
Return +15.70% +46.53% +2.91% +11.26% +9.37% +27.98% +7.42% +40.49%
All Eight PSL Winners:
PSL1: Winner: CWS9 (+ 95.16%)
Len
PSL2: Winner: Networm (+111.44%)
PSL3: Winner: KIK (+ 45.32%)
PSL4: Winner: Bobwins (+ 57.95%)
PSL5: Winner: DanLC (+156.22%)
PSL6: Winner: Niles (+ 35.69%)
PSL7: Winner: Gilead (+ 68.11%)
PSL8: Winner: R59 (+ 40.49%)
High to Low Ranges:
Shown are the best and worst returns for each PSL and the range.
BEST WORST DIFF
Len
PSL1 95.16% -44.88% 140.04%
PSL2 111.44% - 9.42% 120.86%
PSL3 45.32% -32.03% 77.35%
PSL4 57.95% -24.05% 82.00%
PSL5 156.22% -27.99% 184.21%
PSL6 35.69% -31.45% 67.14%
PSL7 68.11% -29.28% 97.39%
PSL8 40.49% -33.21% 73.70%
PSL1 - PSL8 PERCENT RETURNS:
MEAN MEDIAN
Len
AVG% AVG% WINNER #5 #10 #20 #40
PSL1 28 28 95 68 62 48 25
PSL2 26 22 111 89 64 44 26
PSL3 -4 -5 45 21 12 5 -5
PSL4 15 14 58 44 39 24 15
PSL5 23 19 156 61 54 34 20
PSL6 -2 -1 36 27 20 11 1
PSL7 8 4 68 49 39 22 4
PSL8 -3 -5 40 21 12 3 -4
FINISHING POSITIVE:
Shown below are the contestants that have the best records (minimum 5 contests) in terms of finishing each contest with a positive return versus a negative return.
Only Researcher59 has finished all eight contests positive. A few others have finished all contests they have entered positive, but they have not entered all eight.
Researcher 8-0
Len
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Cliff 7-0
Snakeman 7-0
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Guy 6-0
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Erehwontim 5-0
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Mr. Sheep 7-1
ABH3VT 7-1
HWeb 7-1
Linuspop 7-1
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NilesCrane 6-1
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Nuts-Golf 5-1
Wyobuford 5-1
Steeledge 5-1
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JimWi 4-1
Yinser 4-1
BENEFIT OF TRADES:
SSK shows the original portfolio average return as well as the average return of a portfolio (meaning with trades) each week in his Indexes report.
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=28820612
Here are the results and the differential (all in favor of trading) since PSL3. We have no separate stats for PSL1 and PSL2, although I did another type of analysis after PSL2.
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=10886067
Therefore, I'm showing the differential for each PSL contest except PSL1. Trades No Trades DIFF
As you can see, the differences are fairly minimal, but a gain is a gain. Also, keep in mind that it is harder to get the full benefit of trading in the contest vs real life because you have to do it as of a closing price versus during a day when a stock may have spiked up or down.
PSL2 26.00% 16.03% +9.97%
PSL3 -4.12% -6.13% +2.01%
PSL4 14.54% 14.40% +0.04%
PSL5 22.70% 18.84% +3.86%
PSL6 -1.91% -4.01% +2.10%
PSL7 8.19% 5.36% +2.83%
PSL8 -3.00% -3.94% +0.94%
Len
ROOKIE OF THE CONTEST (ROTC):
Littlefish # 2 +25.24%
Here are the ROTC's for each of the contests after PSL1.
Lbas # 4 +21.28%
Lsig #12 +11.35%
FrankValue #19 + 4.72%
Giff #51 - 7.96%
PSL2: Networm # 1 +111.44%
What I find interesting is that just about every contest has had a Rookie place very high. That would have seemed highly improbable, but there it is.
PSL3: StyleCounciler # 5 + 21.23%
PSL4: Bluebear # 4 + 44.23%
PSL5: Just4Fun # 4 + 61.20%
PLS6: Skidos #22 + 8.69%
PSL7: Northernlight # 7 + 45.31%
PSL8: Littlefish # 2 + 25.24%
In any event, anyone considering PSL who has not participated in PSL1-8 need not be intimidated. Simply apply the fundamental values that we adhere to and you should have a good shot a doing quite well.
Len
AVERAGE RETURN vs AVERAGE RANK:
I posted this at the end of each PSL contest.
Average return is a better measurement than average rank in most cases. For example, let's say Person A had +200% in the first PSL contest and the next closest was Person B at +50%. Now, let's say the next two contests were shown below:
Person A Person B
If you use total return, Person A had an average return of 96.7%, while Person B had an average return of 50%. However, if you use rankings, Person A had an average rank of 2.33 compared to Person B's average rank of 2.00.
Return Rank Return Rank
Contest 1 200% 1 50% 2
Contest 2 45% 3 50% 2
Contest 3 45% 3 50% 2
Clearly, IMO, average return is superior to average rank based on this example.
However, there is also a weakness in average return. Say, for example, that the Person C played only in Contest 1 and Contest 2, while Person D played in all three. Let's also say that the average return by all contestants in Contest 1 was 50%, the average return by all contestants in Contest 2 was 50%, but the average return by all contestants in Contest 3 was only 10% because the market had a major correction.
So, consider this possibility:
Person C Person D
Using this example, Person C would have the higher return average (70% versus 60%), but a lower rank average of 8 versus 6.
Return Rank Return Rank
Contest 1 70% 8 75% 6
Contest 2 70% 8 75% 6
Contest 3 - - 30% 6
Who is better? Well, IMO, clearly Person D is better. It wasn't because C was better that they missed Contest 3 and therefore, Person D should not be penalized.
So, there you have two perfect examples of why one is better than the other. Because of that, you can choose either one as your favorite method. I listed the top-40 in both.
Len
TOP 40: PSL1-8: AVERAGE RANK:
Must have participated in at least 4 of the 8 PSL contests to qualify (86 QUALIFIERS)
AVG
Len
RANK
1 EREHWONTIM 19.00
2 WYOBUFORD 19.50
3 CLIFF 21.00
4 KIPP 22.71
5 NILES 23.29
6 GUY 23.33
7 SNAKEMAN 24.29
8 NSOMNIYAK 24.86
9 MR. SHEEP 25.13
10 ABH3VT 25.25
11 BIGPIKE 29.00
12 STEELLEDGE 29.33
13 GILEAD 29.38
14 CL001 29.63
15 DANLC 29.63
16 RESEARCHER 29.75
17 LENTINMAN 30.13
18 TMCAL 31.25
19 CLEVERROX 32.20
20 NELSON 32.25
21 KNOWLEDGE 33.88
22 ARNIE 34.88
23 HWEB 35.00
24 TBONE 36.00
25 LINUSPOP 36.13
26 STANU 36.38
27 STEVENRISK 37.43
28 DIGITECH 38.14
29 MICHAELT 38.20
30 MIKES 38.25
31 OLDPRO 39.00
32 2MORROW 39.13
33 VALUEMIND 39.25
34 JIM_WI 39.33
35 SSKILLZ 39.38
36 10BAGGER 39.50
37 MIKE0 39.50
38 BOBWINS 39.50
39 NUTS 39.50
40 HOGFAN 39.60
TOP 40: PSL1-8: AVERAGE RETURN:
Must have participated in at least 4 of the 8 PSL contests to qualify (86 QUALIFIERS)
PCT
Len
1 EREHWONTIM 36.16
2 DANLC 34.52
3 KNOWLEDGE 34.02
4 KIPP 30.45
5 GUY 28.14
6 NILES 27.78
7 STEELEDGE 27.21
8 ABH3VT 25.40
9 MR. SHEEP 25.21
10 CLIFF 24.71
11 NSOMNIYAK 24.26
12 LENTINMAN 23.99
13 BIGPIKE 23.62
14 NELSONN 23.37
15 GILEAD 22.34
16 SNAKEMAN 21.97
17 TMCAL 21.83
18 WYOBUFORD 20.32
19 RESEARCHER 20.21
20 HOGFAN 20.13
21 STANU 18.55
22 NETWORM 17.48
23 DIGITECH 17.41
24 CLEVERROX 17.12
25 CLOO1 16.44
26 TBONE 16.28
27 ECHOS 16.27
28 STEVENRISK 15.62
29 VALUEMIND 15.47
30 BOBWINS 15.12
31 LINUSPOP 14.85
32 NUTS 14.28
33 RRUFFF 13.84
34 HWEB 13.70
35 SSKILLZ 13.21
36 10BAGGER 13.19
37 2MORROWS 13.16
38 SHMOLTON 12.88
39 ARNIE 12.73
40 MIKES 12.66
PSL9:
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/board.asp?board_id=12500
Deadline: May 16
Start date: May 19
Len
Stocks per price group:
It is clear that the $5-$9.99 range is superior to other price groups - especially the one right below it ($3.00-$4.99). Also, the sample size is several hundred for each group, so there isn't much doubt left.
We've speculated on this before, but the most logical explanation is that more people are willing to buy a stock when it breaks $5.00 than before it does.
Shown below are the 8 contests and the returns for each price group in each contest.
Percent gain/loss per contest:
PSL1 PSL2 PSL3 PSL4 PSL5 PSL6 PSL7 PSL8 CUMULATIVE
Len
$0.25-0.99 14.43 31.23 -16.07 8.12 37.20 -11.09 -9.15 -4.11 6.97%
$1.00-2.99 26.29 12.84 - 6.73 11.40 13.73 -14.74 -2.96 -6.46 4.85%
$3.00-4.99 12.90 11.52 - 9.74 6.30 13.62 -10.28 7.82 -8.49 2.74%
$5.00-9.99 34.02 19.54 - 2.66 23.08 13.43 0.97 -0.54 -7.31 10.18%
$10.00+ 16.42 5.49 - 0.12 16.41 10.17 3.76 2.53 -0.18 6.40%
FINAL PSL8 vs WILSHIRE 5000:
Spacing
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Freebies
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Ads
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PSL DIFF% is the difference between each PSL's average portfolio return and the W5K. PSL8 PSL7 PSL6 PLS5 PSL4 PSL3 PSL2 PSL1
*Final DIFF% for PSL1 was +23.40% (27 weeks)
Week # PSL8% W5K% DIFF% DIFF% DIFF% DIFF% DIFF% DIFF% DIFF% DIFF%
Week 1 -3.88% -5.23% +1.35% + 2.67 + 1.30 + 1.93 + 0.16 + 1.84 + 5.35 - 0.92
Week 2 -4.81% -4.41% -0.41% + 9.09 + 1.66 + 6.32 + 0.18 + 3.63 + 7.84 + 3.65
Week 3 -0.66% +0.35% +1.01% +15.02 + 1.32 + 6.46 - 0.24 + 1.98 +15.12 + 3.06
Week 4 -0.38% -3.97% +3.59% +18.58 + 0.96 +10.97 + 1.92 - 0.81 +11.34 + 5.68
Week 5 -1.42% -2.78% +1.36% +21.31 + 4.86 +12.14 + 3.44 + 1.90 +12.77 +13.48
Week 6 -0.82% -2.70% +1.88% +21.99 + 5.88 +15.32 + 4.72 + 1.90 +15.88 +21.25
Week 7 +1.52% -4.18% +5.70% +22.29 + 6.58 +12.88 + 4.87 + 2.42 +15.27 +20.53
Week 8 -3.41% -7.05% +3.64% +20.52 + 7.91 +12.67 + 5.72 + 2.06 +12.45 +16.31
Week 9 -7.47% -7.47% +0.00% +13.85 + 9.65 +13.78 + 1.61 - 0.37 +12.41 +21.27
Week 10 -12.13% -5.03% -7.08% + 9.47 + 8.51 +13.21 + 4.36 - 0.75 +14.37 +32.43
Week 11 -8.17% -5.62% -2.55% +10.71 + 9.41 +14.02 + 5.60 + 0.49 +17.73 +36.89
Week 12 -7.18% -1.57% -5.61% + 9.18 + 3.89 +13.34 + 5.11 - 2.46 +19.70 +35.43
Week 13 -6.50% -4.19% -2.31% + 9.09 + 0.06 +15.19 + 5.88 - 5.83 +21.16 +40.91
Week 14 -2.77% -0.19% -2.58% ------ + 0.19 +16.14 ------ - 4.99 +23.82 +36.49
Week 15 -3.00% +0.33% -3.33% ------ + 1.08 +17.97 ------ - 6.59 +24.35 +29.17*
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The W5K began on January 14th at 14,043.
Len
CHAMPIONS BOARD UPDATED:
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/board.asp?board_id=4067
Len
Congrats!.....look forward to more good picks from you, even from the short side where applicable!
Good job and it looks like experience helped you along some...LJ
PSL TOURNAMENT: Championship Result:
DAY 10 of 10:
2.39% SWICK984 vs SWB173 2.03%
Great battle!
Len
My remarks for the VMC Champions Board -
PERSONAL BACKGROUND
I’m 48 and live just outside NYC, the financial capital of the world (’59, the suffix of my alias is my year of birth and seems to be drifting ever further into the past). I was introduced to investing by my father when I was just 12 years old and looking for better returns than just the interest on my bank account. I was working as a paper boy and earning what seemed a small fortune of $25 per week and decided to risk some money on one of my father’s then favorite stocks, a company called “Interstate United”. He invested about $500 of my savings and a few years later I had a better than 50% gain, which profoundly impressed me and whetted my appetite for future investing. The psychological groundwork for taking calculated financial risks was etched in my mind.
I spent most of my career with IBM as a networking software specialist and the final five years with AT&T which my IBM division was spun off to. My educational background is a BS in Computer Science from Pace U. and an MBA in finance from NYU. In October 2002 I was let go by AT&T in a major round of cutbacks, and being single and risk tolerant, I decided to devote my full attention to investing. Throughout my career investing was almost like my second profession and I was very successful during the late 80’s and especially the bull market of the 90’s in aggressively managing my money, which I invested almost exclusively in the technology sector, which I knew best. I was always at least 10% on margin. I had plenty of losers but numerous big winners as well, most notably DELL which became over a 100 bagger for me in a six year period and represented roughly 50% of my portfolio at its peak ….. my overall returns were much better than the major market indexes even though my time for research was very limited by my full time job, a part time MBA program as well as social and sports activities.
I fared remarkably well in the first two years of the 2000 – 2002 bear market, losing only about 10%, helped by a big bet on ESST, which became a multi-bagger in spite of the poor market. I had a much smaller portfolio in those days and put at least 15% into ESST, an emerging leader a semiconductor niche. Then in early 2002 I decided to move heavily back into the technology sector which I had partly diversified out of in the late 90’s ….. I was crushed by a 61% loss that year, the result of poor investment decisions, bad luck and a terrible market for the tech sector along with margin borrowing that worked against me. WCOM was the biggest of my many losers that year. CEO Bernie Ebbers told shareholders that Worldcom’s financial woes were just a Wall Street misperception and not reality. I trusted him, figuring he’d never lie like that or else he’d wind up in the “big house” (jail). That’s where he is today. My large WCOM position became nearly worthless and it was like an unwelcome but essential wake up call. Fortunately my portfolio valuation, having grown over many years, was large enough to sustain the losses of 2002 and still remained substantial enough to allow me to try full time investing ….. the timing was perfect since the bear market hit bottom just a week before I lost my job with AT&T in October of 2002. The bull market began just as I became a full time investor ! It was good riddance to my old job which was ever changing in recent years and had lost its earlier strong appeal.
In late 2002 I moved into a small one bedroom apartment to cut costs and eagerly set out to restructure and diversify my stock portfolio. I liked the idea of being my own boss and the upturn in the market gave me confidence that I could overcome the debacle of 2002, my only truly terrible year of investment returns. That began the most successful five year period in my investment history. Being full time and having the internet to do stock research greatly enhanced my opportunity for success. I could read the SEC filings online, see press releases as they were issued and keep track of my stocks throughout the day. Most importantly, I enjoyed it very much and had the time to put in at least 50 hours a week doing stock research. Furthermore the three year bear market had created an abundance of bargains especially among the small and microcap stocks. There was lots of “low hanging fruit” as Lentinman has called it. It was easy ‘pickings’ and my portfolio valuation rebounded steadily.
In 2004 I ran into a guy named Bobwins on the YAHOO message board for PLCC …. I was very impressed by his posts and followed him to Raging Bull where I gradually spent more and more time ….. for the first time ever I tried investing in OTCBB stocks, and quickly found some winning ideas on the message board, particularly those recommended by Hweb2.
PSL8 Contest
PSL8 began in mid January during a challenging period in the market and I chose my stocks accordingly with a few more defensive plays. Luck, both good and bad, is always an important player in these contests and this time around I was the beneficiary of more of former than the latter. OFI gross margins rebounded more quickly than I anticipated and a director made a takeover bid for the company. SUOT announced they were moving from the OTC bulletin board to the Nasdaq. I discovered GUPR and thought it might be a homerun, but it turned out to be a strikeout instead. I refer you to my “Nsom Challenge” post for the rationale behind my original six picks, OFI, HURC CKGT, SUOT (now SUTR), SIF and TBYH. As usual, I made good use of our 4 allotted trades and held 10 stocks in all during the contest. Typically I’ll do a double down in the later stage of the contest if I want to be aggressive, but in this case I had a roughly 20% lead for the last few weeks so played it conservatively instead, even freezing 3 stocks ahead of the earnings rather than risk a disappointment. That served me well in the case of GUPR, but cost me a bit in the case of MALL.
My 6 stock portfolio finished up 40% with a valuation of $8429 …. The gain of $2429 is approximately attributable as follows –
OFI +$939 held throughout
MALL +$581 trade from SIF the last few weeks
SUTR +$386 held throughout
HURC +$238 held throughout
ASFI +$190 trade from CKGT the last few weeks
CKGT +$97 traded late into ASFI
TBYH +$35 traded early into GUPR
KRSL +$6 trade from GUPR the last few weeks
GUPR +$0 trade from TBYH early
SIF -$43 traded late into MALL
Congrats to R59! Great job against a tough market in the background!
Move Up/Down Using Consistency Standings (In % Terms)
Now this shows who was Positively/Negatively affected in % Terms by using consistency standing. Anyways Congrats to KIPP440 he was the most positively affected in % Terms by consistency standings. 40/82 People were positively affected in % terms by this stat. Hope This Helps.
Stock Pickers Alias---Change in % Gain/Loss
1 KIPP440 6.81%
2 CLEVERROX 6.73%
3 DIGITECH 6.10%
4 PNNYMN 5.67%
5 MR. SHEEP (Without $CASH$) 5.55%
6 CWS9 5.15%
7 CL001 4.79%
8 STEVENRISK 4.20%
9 LINUSPOP 4.18%
10 BOBWINS 3.72%
11 SSKILLZ1 3.63%
12 WORTHYLION 3.62%
13 DANLC 3.35%
14 ZEN LUNATIC420 3.23%
15 STIFFLER68 3.00%
16 GILEAD23 2.72%
17 ECOBLOT 2.57%
18 Mr.SHEEP 2.55%
19 NILES CRANE3 2.48%
20 BBOTCS 2.41%
21 FRUCTOSE 2.38%
22 TIMHYMA 2.26%
23 SNAKEMAN84 2.10%
24 BLEUTIGREDANCING 2.01%
25 RRUFFF 1.98%
26 FINANCIAL ADVISOR 1.83%
27 AVANDALAY05 1.55%
28 LISG 1.39%
29 10BAGGER 1.26%
30 MIKE056 1.19%
31 SKIDOS 0.85%
32 FRANK VALUE 0.77%
33 SWICK984 0.71%
34 LENTINMAN 0.68%
35 MSGI 0.66%
36 RMIWA 0.31%
37 OTCBARGAINS 0.27%
38 STANU78 0.18%
39 YIELDDUDE 0.15%
40 GIFF 0.10%
41 WYOBUFORD -0.07%
42 MIKES97707 -0.07%
43 TBONE58X -0.24%
44 VALUEMIND -0.27%
45 THEALICEMAY -0.46%
46 SEEKSUP -0.55%
47 BIGPIKE -0.73%
48 THREES -0.87%
49 NELSON1234 -0.88%
50 JSIM -0.95%
51 KRISRYDEN -0.97%
52 CRKRANZ -1.11%
53 NORTHERNLIGHTSK05 -1.27%
54 NETWORM -2.02%
55 CURLEWS -2.13%
56 SWANLINBAR -2.20%
57 BEIGLEDOG -2.24%
58 JOEINIOWA -2.24%
59 DEATHTOTAXES -2.29%
60 KNOWLEDGEISKING -2.50%
61 WADEGARRET -2.54%
62 STEELEDGE -2.54%
63 SHMOLTON -2.67%
64 TMCAL6 -2.88%
65 2MORROWSGAINS -2.98%
66 SWB173 -2.99%
67 HWEB2 -3.07%
68 OLDPRO -3.26%
69 NSOMNIYAK -3.88%
70 RESEARCHER59 -4.14%
71 URSINEUS -4.50%
72 BUCFAN33617 -4.52%
73 ARNIE70 -4.53%
74 ROGUEDOLPHIN -6.04%
75 STOCKPEEKER -6.49%
76 LITTLEFISH -6.99%
77 MICHAEL T -7.31%
78 LBAS -8.64%
79 ABH3VT -9.70%
80 SWAMPBOOTS -10.42%
81 NUTSABOUTGOLF2001 -12.60%
82 CLIFFVB -12.92%
Move Up/Down Using Consistency Standings (In Position Terms)
Obviously you Knew I just couldn't of left it there. My next question is in terms of Position who benefitted the most by using consistency standings compared to the regular way we look at things. Also who was hurt the most. Did you Move Up/Down (in position terms) from where you placed in the regular standings. Well it's Time to find out. I just want to say congrats to the person who benefitted the most from this statistic (Moving up the most places) KIPP440 move up 16 spots looking at it from this perspective. Anyways without further ado here is the info.
Note: - means you were negatively affected by consistency standings. Hope This Helps.
Stock Pickers Alias---Change In Rank
1 KIPP440 16
2 CWS9 15
3 BOBWINS 13
4 DIGITECH 13
5 STEVENRISK 13
6 STIFFLER68 13
7 PNNYMN 12
8 AVANDALAY05 10
9 CLEVERROX 8
10 FRUCTOSE 8
11 MR. SHEEP (Without $CASH$) 8
12 WORTHYLION 8
13 ZEN LUNATIC420 8
14 OTCBARGAINS 7
15 TIMHYMA 7
16 BLEUTIGREDANCING 6
17 DANLC 6
18 BBOTCS 5
19 CL001 5
20 GILEAD23 5
21 FINANCIAL ADVISOR 4
22 LINUSPOP 4
23 MSGI 4
24 SNAKEMAN84 4
25 VALUEMIND 4
26 ECOBLOT 3
27 LENTINMAN 3
28 LISG 3
29 NILES CRANE3 3
30 SSKILLZ1 3
31 BUCFAN33617 2
32 Mr.SHEEP 2
33 NELSON1234 2
34 SKIDOS 2
35 THREES 2
36 YIELDDUDE 2
37 RMIWA 1
38 RRUFFF 1
39 THEALICEMAY 1
40 DEATHTOTAXES 0
41 GIFF 0
42 JSIM 0
43 MIKE056 0
44 RESEARCHER59 0
45 STANU78 0
46 SWICK984 0
47 CRKRANZ -1
48 TBONE58X -1
49 WYOBUFORD -1
50 CURLEWS -2
51 FRANK VALUE -2
52 KNOWLEDGEISKING -2
53 MICHAEL T -2
54 MIKES97707 -2
55 NORTHERNLIGHTSK05 -2
56 STOCKPEEKER -2
57 SWB173 -2
58 10BAGGER -3
59 BEIGLEDOG -3
60 LITTLEFISH -3
61 SWANLINBAR -3
62 TMCAL6 -3
63 JOEINIOWA -4
64 2MORROWSGAINS -5
65 ROGUEDOLPHIN -5
66 WADEGARRET -5
67 BIGPIKE -6
68 KRISRYDEN -6
69 LBAS -6
70 SEEKSUP -6
71 URSINEUS -6
72 HWEB2 -8
73 STEELEDGE -8
74 NETWORM -9
75 SHMOLTON -10
76 CLIFFVB -11
77 NSOMNIYAK -11
78 OLDPRO -11
79 ARNIE70 -13
80 SWAMPBOOTS -17
81 ABH3VT -27
82 NUTSABOUTGOLF2001 -28
Mr. Consistency Standings
The Methodology: I provided a Mr. Consistency stat in VMC PSL 1, but couldn't do it in contest 2 + 3 due to trades. Anyway I found a new way to handle the situation in VMC PSL 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and beyond. Yes it it a different calculation then the one used in VMC PSL 1, but I still believe it shows a consistent stock picker, hence I'm going to call it Mr. Consistency standings.
Now first it is important to recognize that we start out with 6 position and end with 6 position. We may not have 6 different stocks in the portfolio, or the same 6 stocks we started with, but we still have 6 different positions.
From A calculation standpoint, we Take out the top performing and Worst Performing position of each person's PSL. We then Average the other 4 and we get an answer. I'm not going to bore anyone with the math behind it as it is very boring. But I believe this should give you a good idea of what I've done.
As you can see from a consistency standpoint. RESEARCHER59 was up 36.35% using the consistency standings. So congrats to RESEARCHER59 he is Mr. Consistency. There are 30/82 portfolios in positive territory using this stat instead of 29/82 the way we look at it to get a VMC PSL Champion. Well anyways I hope everyone enjoys this, I put a lot a work into this one, but I feel it is worth it.
Stock Pickers Alias---%Up/Down
1 RESEARCHER59 36.35%
2 RRUFFF 25.93%
3 CL001 20.41%
4 ECOBLOT 19.61%
5 LITTLEFISH 18.25%
6 NILES CRANE3 17.96%
7 SNAKEMAN84 13.69%
8 BBOTCS 13.56%
9 LISG 12.74%
10 LBAS 12.64%
11 ROGUEDOLPHIN 11.24%
12 NORTHERNLIGHTSK05 10.53%
13 SSKILLZ1 10.38%
14 LINUSPOP 9.83%
15 CLEVERROX 9.32%
16 CLIFFVB 7.68%
17 MR. SHEEP (Without $CASH$) 7.49%
18 BEIGLEDOG 7.26%
19 WADEGARRET 7.06%
20 10BAGGER 6.94%
21 FRANK VALUE 5.48%
22 MIKE056 3.78%
23 BLEUTIGREDANCING 2.10%
24 SKIDOS 1.92%
25 DIGITECH 1.88%
26 GILEAD23 1.67%
27 PNNYMN 1.26%
28 WYOBUFORD 0.82%
29 KIPP440 0.51%
30 Mr.SHEEP 0.38%
31 TBONE58X -0.34%
32 HWEB2 -0.59%
33 SWICK984 -1.61%
34 ARNIE70 -1.72%
35 DANLC -2.12%
36 STEELEDGE -2.30%
37 STEVENRISK -2.90%
38 BOBWINS -3.90%
39 MIKES97707 -3.95%
40 KRISRYDEN -4.00%
41 BIGPIKE -4.01%
42 SEEKSUP -4.35%
43 FINANCIAL ADVISOR -4.63%
44 STANU78 -5.47%
45 FRUCTOSE -5.72%
46 LENTINMAN -6.24%
47 ABH3VT -6.78%
48 CWS9 -6.90%
49 ZEN LUNATIC420 -6.91%
50 SHMOLTON -7.08%
51 NETWORM -7.50%
52 GIFF -7.86%
53 RMIWA -8.01%
54 OLDPRO -8.90%
55 TIMHYMA -9.64%
56 YIELDDUDE -10.04%
57 NSOMNIYAK -10.29%
58 SWANLINBAR -10.57%
59 STIFFLER68 -11.58%
60 JOEINIOWA -11.90%
61 CRKRANZ -12.06%
62 THREES -13.14%
63 AVANDALAY05 -13.16%
64 2MORROWSGAINS -13.68%
65 JSIM -13.74%
66 VALUEMIND -14.44%
67 OTCBARGAINS -14.76%
68 CURLEWS -14.94%
69 NELSON1234 -15.34%
70 TMCAL6 -15.94%
71 KNOWLEDGEISKING -16.52%
72 WORTHYLION -16.79%
73 MSGI -17.96%
74 URSINEUS -18.06%
75 THEALICEMAY -18.40%
76 NUTSABOUTGOLF2001 -19.25%
77 SWB173 -20.83%
78 SWAMPBOOTS -22.07%
79 BUCFAN33617 -25.41%
80 MICHAEL T -26.70%
81 STOCKPEEKER -26.76%
82 DEATHTOTAXES -35.50%
LBASS (LOL, I like my fish theory so sorry for playing with your name there- hopefully no offense taken), closest I ever came to that athletic stuff was being on a crew team in college:)
PS- I'm sticking with bigpike winning the next one. And of course kudos to the stats guys SSK and Len.
Well Done Researcher. Kudos to you. You nearly lapped the field.
Littlefish, great finishing kick at the end. You must be a distance runner (swimmer?).
Skillz and lentinman, great job. Really enjoyed the contest.
SSK: great stats as usual .... the 'trades used' statistic certainly confirms the value of making trades .... I used all four of mine.
Special thanks to SSKILLZ1 and Lentinman for all the hard work they put into these contests as well as the main VMC board.
As a token of my appreciation for their tremendous contributions it's my pleasure to award each of them with an added year subscription to IHUB.
% Move Based on # Transactions Used
Commentary: As you can see the People with 0 trades left performed the best, as people with 4 trades left performed the worst. Neither of these are a shock. I don't think the people with 1-3 trades used is an incredibly important stat, but it will be given anyways.
There are many reasons why people who used all their trades fair well, and those who don't use any don't fair very well. Here are two of my Ideas.
1) Trading More if you know what your doing just equals more success when it comes to microcaps. Trading enhances performances just yet another example of this, and another chance for me to knock long-term investing. That is always a good thing in my mind.
2) Some people get off to bad starts get disinterested, and just don't bother, as they feel what the point is.
4 Transactions Left: -8.59%
3 Transaction Left: +1.64%
2 Transactions Left: -0.33%
1 Transactions Left: +3.61%
0 Transactions Left: +4.75%
MEAN MEDIAN AVG. AVG. WINNER #5 #10 #20 #40 PSL1 28 28 95 68 62 48 25 PSL2 26 22 111 89 64 44 26 PSL3 -4 -5 45 21 12 5 -5 PSL4 15 14 58 44 39 24 15 PSL5 23 19 156 61 54 34 20 PSL6 -2 -1 36 27 20 11 1 PSL7 +8 +4 68 49 39 22 4All PSLs versus the Wilshire 5000: http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=25323890 xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx The Contestants And Their ORIGINAL Picks: ---BOLDED picks are Wild Cards
Alias StockPick #1 StockPick #2 StockPick #3 StockPick #4 StockPick #5 StockPick #6 10BAGGER GVSS.OB KCL.V SMBMF.PK SWBRF.PK VBDG.OB ZYNX.OB 2MORROWSGAINS CNRD.PK CNTF HRBN INRB.PK PDRT TSTC ABH3VT AIRT CEUA.OB CHLN.OB CKGT.OB CPHI.OB SUOT.OB ARNIE70 CLL.TO GTRE.OB LMC POE.V ROK.V TLM AVANDALAY05 $CASH$ BWR.TO PBG.TO POE.V SMBMF.PK TRGD.PK BBOTCS $CASH$ EXM FTK MATK OFI SIRI BEIGLEDOG CCC CVGI RAIL SEE UVICF.OB VBDG.OB BIGPIKE CKGT.OB CNEH.OB CNRD.PK LBE.TO MKRS.OB POE.V BLEUTIGRE CVV GBT HIMX HQS PDRT ZYNX.OB BOBWINS ATPG CAGC.OB PMG.TO POE.V PRC TXCO BUCFAN33617 FRPT JADE NTRZ.OB SGZH.OB SMSI UTVG.OB CL001 AVD BTUI CS.TO MAK.AX UTVG.OB ZYNX.OB CLEVERROX AYSI.OB DGLY GORO.OB ISRG UTVG.OB ZYNX.OB CLIFFVB AFPC.OB INX.V LTUS.OB OISI.OB SIMG SUOT.OB CRKRANZ ACBT.PK CHCG.OB CNEH.OB OIL.TO SGZH.OB SOYO.OB CURLEWS AEY AHT EGMI.OB EXN.V MCZ ZYNX.OB CWS9 $CASH$ AYSI.OB CPST GE TGA ZYNX.OB DANLC AEY FHN PBR SGZH.OB UVE WEL DEATHTOTAXES CBEH.OB CEUA.OB CFSG EKCS.OB GFRE.OB IFSG.OB DIGITECH HBM.TO IWEB.OB KHD MFCAF.PK TGB UTVG.OB ECOBLOT DFNS.OB DRAM KPPC NTWK SIMG TCCO.OB FIN. ADVISOR CDE ERS HKN NXG RIC USEG FRANK VALUE AYSI.OB CAGC.OB CKGT.OB LTUS.OB VBDG.OB ZYNX.OB FRUCTOSE AOB CAGC.OB CFSG CMED DPDW.OB ERFW.OB GIFF GXYF.OB ILF MGPI QID SDS SIRI GILEAD23 AYSI.OB CIMT GVSS.OB PNS TCCO.OB ZYNX.OB HWEB2 ATEA BSIC.OB CKGT.OB CNEH.OB EGMI.OB RBCL.OB JOEINIOWA CAGC.OB CDE CKGT.OB CPLY.OB DGRI.PK MDVX.OB JSIM AEY CBZ GASS LMC POE.V TRGD.PK KIPP440 CMM.V KCL.V OIL.TO POE.V TXCO YNG.TO KNOWLEDGE CNEH.OB CNOA.OB FBOD.OB IFSG.OB OISI.OB YHGG.PK KRISRYDEN $CASH$ DSCI.OB MKRS.OB PDGE.OB SYNL ZYNX.OB LBAS CNEH.OB CS.TO DYSL.OB HLSYF.OB RJA TRGD.PK LENTINMAN CAAS CAGC.OB CHME.OB DSWL SORL TSTC LINUSPOP AYSI.OB CHLN.OB CNEH.OB DGLY SVLF TATTF LISG $CASH$ AACC PEC POOL SNS STRZ LITTLEFISH $CASH$ AYSI.OB CNEH.OB GVSS.OB PHLI.OB ZYNX.OB MICHAEL T CHGS.OB CSKI.OB GBT HRBN JST UTVG.OB MIKE056 $CASH$ AYSI.OB CAGC.OB CNEH.OB TRGD.PK ZYNX.OB MIKES97707 AYSI.OB CKGT.OB DGLY EGMI.OB RBCL.OB ZYNX.OB MSGI $CASH$ ABX CSOL.OB EWM IFN RBCL.OB NELSON1234 CBR.V EGR KTCC LTUS.OB RBCL.OB ROAC NETWORM $CASH$ AIDA.OB AYSI.OB NINE SVA ZYNX.OB NILES CRANE3 CNEH.OB DGLY DYSL.OB RSFF.OB TDON.OB ZYNX.OB NORTHERN CHCG.OB CHLN.OB CNEH.OB INPH PNS SGTI.OB NSOMNIYAK DPDW.OB EGMI.OB FRPT MRDAF.OB NRDS.PK VBDG.OB NUTSABOUTGOLF CLF OIL.TO POE.V PRFT SAM.TO WEX.V OLDPRO DFNS.OB EGMI.OB LTUS.OB MCZ SOYO.OB ZYNX.OB OTCBARGAINS ENTX.PK FFLT.OB GXYF.OB PTVL.OB SGUS.OB VBDG.OB PNNYMN AYSI.OB CAGC.OB CGLD.OB DPDW.OB RIC SOYO.OB RESEARCHER59 CKGT.OB HURC OFI SIF SUOT.OB TBYH.OB RMIWA AYSI.OB GG MDF TGA TRGD.PK ZYNX.OB ROGUEDOLPHIN DFNS.OB FPP HLB.TO NWD SWN.V YHGG.PK RRUFFF ADCT ASPN.OB CMCSA DFNS.OB FPP ZINC SEEKSUP ATPG AYSI.OB CHK MOSH.OB VBDG.OB ZYNX.OB SHMOLTON DPDW.OB EGMI.OB GVSS.OB MOSH.OB TSTC VBDG.OB SKIDOS $CASH$ ADTN BELG.BR CIEN TLAB TXPO.OB SNAKEMAN84 AEY AYSI.OB CNEH.OB DFNS.OB SGZH.OB ZYNX.OB SSKILLZ1 CDS CIMT LTUS.OB RBCL.OB SGTI.OB ZYNX.OB STANU78 AOB CKGT.OB CNU ETLT.OB MDF SUWN.OB STEELEDGE AXTI BPMA.OB CNEH.OB DFNS.OB MHJ XFML STEVENRISK ASPN.OB BSIC.OB CSGS EGMI.OB LTUS.OB TTGL.OB STIFFLER68 CAGC.OB CHCG.OB CHME.OB LTUS.OB TBV UTVG.OB STOCKPEEKER BWR.TO CHLN.OB CNEH.OB EGMI.OB TRGD.PK UTVG.OB SWAMPBOOTS IDSA JADE OISI.OB PRLS PRVT WYY SWANLINBAR $CASH$ GNOLF.OB LMC MKRS.OB PRLS SFN SWB173 ATPG AYSI.OB NRDS.PK SORL TRGD.PK ZYNX.OB SWICK984 AGX AYSI.OB EGMI.OB KRSL KSW ZYNX.OB TBONE58X AYSI.OB DGLY DWCH ELSE INRB.PK ZYNX.OB THEALICEMAY AYSI.OB DFNS.OB MDF MOT SUWN.OB TTGL.OB THREES AYSI.OB EXAS GVP SOYO.OB TSYS ZYNX.OB TIMHYMA AEO AID BLG LMC USU VBDG.OB TMCAL6 AEY BWR.TO CAGC.OB CNEH.OB CPHI.OB UTVG.OB URSINEUS AIRT CNRD.PK EGMI.OB ETFC JAG SOYO.OB VALUEMIND AEY CAGC.OB CS.TO LTUS.OB UTVG.OB XNYH.OB WADEGARRET AIRT ATRM AYSI.OB CIMT SGZH.OB SUOT.OB WORTHYLION ADY AWRCF.PK DFR FSIN HRBN POE.V WYOBUFORD AYSI.OB CNEH.OB SOYO.OB UTVG.OB UVE ZYNX.OB YIELDDUDE GORO.OB OSIIF.OB PTSC.OB RIC SDD TWM ZENLUNATIC ADGO.OB ALRG.OB AYSI.OB CNEH.OB OISI.OB TMED.OB----------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- TRADES AND FREEZES:
DATE OF CLOSING CONTESTANT PRICE OLD RETURN NEW PRICE FRUCTOSE 1-14 ERFW.OB -3.98% AYSI.OB $1.45 BIGPIKE 1-18 POE.V -15.40% TCCO.OB $6.52 CL001 1-21 MAK.AX +35.18% F R E E Z E ECOBLOT 1-22 DRAM +4.11% PRLS $2.25 ECOBLOT 1-22 DFNS.OB +25.93% OISI.OB $0.56 CWS9 1-22 TGA -9.83% RAMR $1.14 RESEARCHER59 1-22 TBYH.OB +3.45% GUPR.OB $0.25 SWANLINBAR 1-22 $CASH$ +0.00% DFNS.OB $0.34 CL001 1-24 F R E E Z E MAK.AX $0.49 (WC) ECOBLOT 1-24 KPPC -2.87% UVE $5.21 CWS9 1-24 GE -1.48% FRPT $3.95 MIKE056 1-24 $CASH$ +0.00% FTK $17.86 LISG 1-25 $CASH$ +0.00% SNS $8.25 (DD) RMIWA 1-25 TGA -9.83% AYSI.OB $1.49 (DD) 2MORROWSGAINS 1-25 CNRD.PK -7.14% ACBT.PK $0.40 NORTHERNKLIGHTS1-25 PNS -6.51% NOEC $5.77 NORTHERNKLIGHTS1-25 INPH -14.17% NOEC $5.77 (DD) NORTHERNKLIGHTS1-25 CHCG.OB -18.78% CNEH.OB $1.96 (DD) MIKE056 1-28 FTK +12.04% AYSI.OB $1.50 (DD) STANU78 1-30 CNU -2.86% AOB $9.67 (DD) STANU78 1-30 MDF -0.84% ETLT.OB $0.45 (DD) LISG 1-30 POOL +30.60% F R E E Z E CL001 1-30 AVD +3.37% CS.TO $2.94 (DD) FA 1-31 CDE -6.19% PAL $4.45 (WC) BEIGLEDOG 2-01 SEE +29.65% OPCO.OB $0.65 URSINEUS 2-01 AIRT +16.97% EGMI.OB $0.56 (DD) DANLC 2-04 SGZH.OB -4.76% No Volume Rule BBOTCS 2-05 FTK -40.35% UVE $6.09 MSGI 2-05 ABX -6.78% IDMI $3.81 (WC) CL001 2-05 MAK.AX +11.22% TRGD.PK $0.37 (WC) DANLC 2-07 F R E E Z E PUDC.OB $0.61 KRISRYDEN 2-07 SYNL -18.44% XPO $1.16 CWS9 2-07 RAMR +37.72% F R E E Z E SHMOLTON 2-07 TSTC +1.91% DPDW.OB $0.6299 (DD) LINUSPOP 2-07 AYSI.OB +42.22% NRDS.PK $0.96 ECOBLOT 2-08 UVE +9.02% SIMG $4.00 (DD) WADEGARRET 2-08 ATRM -18.40% TCCO.OB $6.60 CLIFFVB 2-08 SIMG +1.01% TCCO.OB $6.60 CL001 2-08 UTVG.OB -11.76% CHE-UN.TO$9.00 BIGPIKE 2-08 CKGT.OB +12.09% No Volume Rule GILEAD23 2-12 TCCO.OB +34.06% F R E E Z E 2MORROWSGAINS 2-12 PDRT -25.45% F R E E Z E WADEGARRET 2-13 AYSI.OB -11.85% F R E E Z E MIKES97707 2-13 DGLY +0.44% F R E E Z E WADEGARRET 2-14 F R E E Z E AYSI.OB $1.37 THREES 2-14 EXAS -39.35% AYSI.OB $1.37 (DD) FRUCTOSE 2-14 CFSG -5.64% AYSI.OB $1.37 (DD) FRUCTOSE 2-14 AOB -4.75% F R E E Z E NSOMNIYAK 2-15 VBDG.OB +9.76% DPDW.OB $0.65 (DD) SSKILLZ1 2-15 SGTI.OB -3.08% ZYNX.OB $1.53 (DD) SHMOLTON 2-15 GVSS.OB +0.00% VBDG.OB $0.45 (DD) MSGI 2-15 IDMI -19.95% CEGE $2.36 (WC) CLIFFVB 2-15 AFPC.OB +70.00% CNEH.OB $2.18 DIGITECH 2-19 IWEB.OB -12.28% AXTG.PK $0.48 (WC) 10BAGGER 2-19 GVSS.OB +3.33% ALJJ.PK $0.26 10BAGGER 2-19 SWBRF.PK -23.60% ALJJ.PK $0.26 (DD) 10BAGGER 2-19 SMBMF.PK -24.40% ZYNX.OB $1.49 (DD) KIPP440 2-19 YNG.TO -15.43% CXPO.OB $10.60 FA 2-19 USEG -12.95% CDE $4.72 FA 2-19 HKN +3.28% CDE $4.72 (DD) SHMOLTON 2-19 VBDG.OB +18.86% F R E E Z E WADEGARRET 2-20 TCCO.OB +3.79% RBCL.OB $1.00 MIKES97707 2-20 F R E E Z E TSSW.OB $1.27 MSGI 2-21 EWM -8.05% SMTX $2.3799 GILEAD23 2-21 F R E E Z E ELSE $5.08 CWS9 2-22 FRPT +18.99% F R E E Z E SSKILLZ1 2-22 CIMT +25.65% F R E E Z E LBAS 2-25 TRGD.PK -15.22% RWD.AX $0.80 (WC) WADEGARRET 2-25 CIMT +30.24% F R E E Z E BBOTCS 2-25 $CASH$ +0.00% VSEC $32.19 BBOTCS 2-25 OFI +80.53% SOLF $14.10 CWS9 2-25 $CASH$ +0.00% ABK $12.41 CWS9 2-25 CPST +11.25% ABK $12.41 (DD) SHMOLTON 2-28 F R E E Z E VBDG.OB $0.51 SWANLINBAR 2-28 LMC +12.05% MKRS.OB $0.61 (DD) GIFF 2-29 ILF +6.25% AMED $42.78 LBAS 2-29 CNEH.OB +0.47% TITN $18.01 THREES 3-03 GVP +0.51% KCL.V $4.57 (WC) MSGI 3-03 CEGE -7.20% F R E E Z E MSGI 3-03 CSOL.OB -26.09% F R E E Z E MSGI 3-03 IFN -20.90% F R E E Z E 2MORROWSGAINS 3-03 F R E E Z E TSTC $5.14 (DD) WYOBUFORD 3-04 UTVG.OB -29.08% CNEH.OB $2.18 (DD) FRUCTOSE 3-04 DPDW.OB -20.65% F R E E Z E NSOMNIYAK 3-04 EGMI.OB -14.06% ADK.V $0.75 KIK 3-05 IFSG.OB -23.53% CNEH.OB $2.14 (DD) KIK 3-05 CNOA.OB -39.90% YHGG.PK $1.28 (DD) MSGI 3-06 RBCL.OB -12.94% F R E E Z E RESEARCHER59 3-06 SIF -4.16% MALL $7.00 RRUFFF 3-07 CMCSA +14.89% HLB.TO $0.66 THREES 3-10 ZYNX.OB +18.32% F R E E Z E ZEN LUNATIC420 3-10 ALRG.OB -11.63% PRLS $1.94 ZEN LUNATIC420 3-10 CNEH.OB -3.27% PRLS $1.94 (DD) GILEAD23 3-10 GVSS.OB +0.00% CVV $3.29 SSKILLZ1 3-10 RBCL.OB -14.12% F R E E Z E MSGI 3-10 SMTX -35.71% F R E E Z E STEELEDGE 3-13 DFNS.OB +48.15% F R E E Z E FA 3-17 CDE -5.72% SIL $11.69 NORTHERNLIGHTS 3-18 NOEC -17.33% CDS $5.60 DANLC 3-18 WEL +10.28% UVE $3.20 (DD) RESEARCHER59 3-18 CKGT.OB +9.73% F R E E Z E WADEGARRET 3-20 F R E E Z E SOLF $9.6401 URSINEUS 3-26 JAG -1.97% CNEH.OB $2.03 SSKILLZ1 3-27 F R E E Z E UTVG.OB $1.58 SSKILLZ1 3-27 F R E E Z E UTVG.OB $1.58 (DD) RESEARCHER59 3-27 GUPR.OB +0.00% F R E E Z E WADEGARRET 3-28 SOLF +30.60% F R E E Z E NILES CRANE3 3-31 LWLG.OB +156.41% CNEH.OB $2.52 (DD) FRUCTOSE 4-01 F R E E Z E DPDW.OB $0.71 LITTLEFISH 4-01 $CASH$ +0.00% MXC $4.21 MSGI 4-01 F R E E Z E CEGE $3.09 (WC) NILES CRANE3 4-02 CNEH.OB -5.43% SOLF $14.55 WYOBUFORD 4-03 SOYO.OB -27.97% DPDW.OB $0.75 STEELEDGE 4-07 F R E E Z E CYXI.OB $0.90 STEELEDGE 4-07 CNEH.OB +33.18% CYXI.OB $0.90 (DD) NETWORM 4-07 $CASH$ +0.00% UTVG.OB $1.49 LITTLEFISH 4-07 CNEH.OB +33.18% MXC $4.30 (DD) LISG 4-07 AACC +17.15% F R E E Z E ABH3VT 4-07 SUTR +51.33% F R E E Z E MIKE056 4-08 AYSI.OB -12.30% UTVG.OB $1.45 RESEARCHER59 4-08 F R E E Z E KRSL $12.6276 SHMOLTON 4-08 VBDG.OB -15.69% No Volume Rule DANLC 4-11 FHN -25.06% LTUS.OB $0.66 MIKES97707 4-11 TSSW.OB +12.60% No Volume Rule RESEARCHER59 4-11 F R E E Z E ASFI $12.55 ABH3VT 4-11 F R E E Z E CIWT.OB $2.40 WYOBUFORD 4-18 UVE -36.27% F R E E Z E FRUCTOSE 4-21 CAGC.OB -3.21% F R E E Z E NILES CRANE3 4-21 DGLY +36.93% F R E E Z E LITTLEFISH 4-21 MXC +47.85% F R E E Z E LITTLEFISH 4-21 PHLI.OB +8.89% F R E E Z E RESEARCHER59 4-22 MALL +60.86% F R E E Z E WYOBUFORD 4-24 CNEH.OB +37.26% F R E E Z E LITTLEFISH 4-24 ZYNX.OB +12.98% F R E E Z E LITTLEFISH 4-24 GVSS.OB -16.67% F R E E Z ETHE NUMBER OF PICKS FOR EACH STOCK. Alphabetically: ........................................ http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=25958421 In order of most to least: ......................... http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=25958405 The beginning price of each stock: ......... http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=26151788 The beginning # of shares for each stock: http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=26151788 MR. SHEEP COMPARISON PERFORMANCE:
PSL1 PSL2 PSL3 PSL4 PSL5 PSL6 PSL7 Mr. Sheep 68% 68% 4% 12% 5% 21% 26% Avg. Portfolio 28% 26% -4% 15% 23% -2% 8% Differential +40% +42% +8% -3% -18% +19% +18% -------------------------------------------------------- Mr. Sheep Rank 6 8 22 47 64 7 15MR. SHEEP: ----- ORIGINAL PICKS, Not Adjusted
Mr Sheep (With Cash)---------- ZYNX.OB 24 AYSI.OB 21 CNEH.OB 16 $CASH$ 11 CAGC.OB 10 (2/3 position) EGMI.OB 10 (2/3 position) UTVG.OB 10 (2/3 position) ---------- Mr Sheep (Without Cash) ---------- ZYNX.OB 24 AYSI.OB 21 CNEH.OB 16 CAGC.OB 10 EGMI.OB 10 UTVG.OB 10 A word from MR. SHEEP: ................... http://www.investorshub.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=9295177 MR. SHEEP Himself: ........................... http://www.animalpicturesarchive.com/ArchOLD/1086136023. MR. SHEEP Explanation: .................... http://www.investorshub.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=9314314 Complete MR. SHEEP Ratings: ........... http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=25958526 Counting Sheep - PSL1-PSL8: ............ http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=26149081
MOST SHEEPISH LEAST SHEEPISH 1. MIKE056 89 80. GIFF 8 2. FRANKVALUE 79 79. YIELDUDE 9 3. SNAKEMAN 79 78. FIN.ADVISOR 9 4. WYOBUFORD 79 77. DEATHTOTAXES 9 5. LITTLEFISH 77 76. SWAMPBOOTS 11 6. MIKES 73 75. BEIGLEDOG 13 7. CLEVERROX 63 74. RRUFFF 14 8. CWS9 60 73. ROGUEDOLPHIN 14 9. NETWORM 59 72. OTCBARGAINS 14 10. SEEKSUP 59 71. ECOBLOT 14 11. SWB 59 70. 2MORROWSGAIN 14Foreign stock allowance..................... http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=25958332 Participation rate for PSL8.................. http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=26098361 How to calculate your returns............. http://www.investorshub.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=9485251 Excuses for doing poorly..................... http://www.investorshub.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=9560461 PSL8 TOURNAMENT PREVIOUS PSL TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONSHIP ROUND PSL1: No tournament PSL2: Lentinman over Digitech PSL3: Cl001 over MikeS PSL4: Cl001 over Bobwins PSL5: Cliff over Kipp PSL6: TMCal over Valuemind PSL7: Stevenrisk over Bobwins ALL SIX UNITS POSITIVE PSL1: 10Bagger, SkepticalOptimist PSL2: Kipp, Lentinman, Linuspop, Pattydady, Pnnymn, Researcher59, RRainman PLS3: Cl001, Mike056 PSL4: 10Bagger, BlueBear, Cliff, Kipp PSL5: 10Bagger, Nelson, Southacres, Arnie, Cliff, Roguedolphin, SWB173, CRKranz, JustForFun, Rsadey, WillLyons PSL6: None PSL7: 10Bagger, Fructose, Gilead, Lentinman, MichaelT KIK CONTEST Previous winners ---------------- PSL6: RMIWA PSL7: DEATHTOTAXES $500 AWARD --- http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=25669081 NSOMNIYAK CHALLENGE http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=25749959 10Bagger http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=25950919 2Morrow http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=25932573 ABH3VT http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=26056581 Avandalay http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=26089990 Bigpike http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=26022339 Bleutigre http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=26113368 Bobwins http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=26126267 Cliff http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=25984287 Cl001 http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=26009024 CWS9 http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=26104532 Ecoblot http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=25965105 FrankValue http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=26098556 DanLC http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=26120712 DeathToTaxes http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=26106503 GIFF http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=25938097 Gilead http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=26044481 JoeInIowa DNQ http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=26133920 KnowledgeIsKing, PART 1 http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=25993017 KnowledgeIsKing, PART 2 http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=25993804 Krisryden http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=26027557 Lentinman http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=26095050 Linuspop http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=26099388 Lisg http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=26107782 Littlefish http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=25956150 MikeS http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=25937034 Nelson http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=26105409 NilesCrane http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=26120430 Northernlight http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=25950701 NSomniyak http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=25931228 OldPro http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=26088140 Researcher59 http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=26023296 RogueDolphin http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=26094575 RMIWA http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=25963059 Rrufff http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=26058315 SSKillz http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=25940368 Steeledge http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=25933064 Stevenrisk http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=25984390 StockPeeker http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=26116307 Swampboots http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=26132062 Swanlinbar http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=26115438 Timyhma http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=25848043 TmCal http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=26117299 Yieldude http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=25965717 Valuemind http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=26095367 WadeGarret http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=26094802 Wyobuford DNQ http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=26135601 ZenLunatic http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=26090844 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- - FINAL RESULTS - FINAL RESULTS - FINAL RESULTS - FINAL RESULTS - FINAL RESULTS - FINAL RESULTS - -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
GROUP AVERAGES -------------- AVG PORTFOLIO (ANNUAL BASIS) WILSHIRE 5000 DIFFERENTIAL PSL1 +27.74% (+ 63.18%) +6.90% +20.84% PSL2 +26.00% (+120.87%) +2.60% +23.40% PSL3 - 4.12% (- 11.86%) +2.47% - 6.59% PSL4 +14.54% (+ 72.12%) +8.66% + 5.88% PSL5 +22.70% (+100.22%) +4.73% +17.97% PSL6 - 1.91% (- 5.62%) -2.99% + 1.08% PSL7 + 8.19% (+ 31.47%) -0.90% + 9.09% PSL8 - 3.00 (- 8.74%) +0.33% - 3.33%
FINAL STANDINGS --------------- 1 RESEARCHER59 40.49% (See Champions Board) http://www.investorshub.com/boards/board.asp?board_id=4067 2 LITTLEFISH 25.24% 3 RRUFFF 23.95% 4 LBAS 21.28% 5 CLIFFVB 20.60% 6 ROGUEDOLPHIN 17.28% 7 ECOBLOT 17.04% 8 CL001 15.62% 9 NILES CRANE3 15.48% 10 NORTHERNLIGHTSK05 11.80% 11 SNAKEMAN84 11.59% 12 LISG 11.35% 13 BBOTCS 11.15% 14 WADEGARRET 9.60% 15 BEIGLEDOG 9.50% 16 SSKILLZ1 6.75% 17 10BAGGER 5.68% 18 LINUSPOP 5.65% 19 FRANK VALUE 4.72% 20 ABH3VT 2.92% 21 ARNIE70 2.81% 22 MIKE056 2.59% 23 CLEVERROX 2.59% 24 HWEB2 2.48% 25 MR. SHEEP 1.93% 26 SKIDOS 1.07% 27 WYOBUFORD 0.89% 28 STEELEDGE 0.25% 29 BLEUTIGREDANCING 0.10% 30 TBONE58X -0.10% 31 GILEAD23 -1.05% 32 MR.SHEEP W/O CASH -2.18% 33 SWICK984 -2.32% 34 KRISRYDEN -3.03% 35 BIGPIKE -3.27% 36 SEEKSUP -3.80% 37 MIKES97707 -3.88% 38 DIGITECH -4.22% 39 PNNYMN -4.41% 40 SHMOLTON -4.41% 41 DANLC -5.48% 42 NETWORM -5.49% 43 OLDPRO -5.64% 44 STANU78 -5.65% 45 KIPP440 -6.31% 46 NSOMNIYAK -6.41% 47 FINANCIAL ADVISOR -6.46% 48 NUTSABOUTGOLF2001 -6.65% 49 LENTINMAN -6.91% 50 STEVENRISK -7.09% 51 BOBWINS -7.62% 52 GIFF -7.96% 53 FRUCTOSE -8.10% 54 RMIWA -8.32% 55 SWANLINBAR -8.38% 56 JOEINIOWA -9.66% 57 ZEN LUNATIC420 -10.13% 58 YIELDDUDE -10.19% 59 2MORROWSGAINS -10.70% 60 CRKRANZ -10.95% 61 SWAMPBOOTS -11.65% 62 TIMHYMA -11.91% 63 CWS9 -12.05% 64 THREES -12.27% 65 JSIM -12.79% 66 CURLEWS -12.81% 67 TMCAL6 -13.05% 68 URSINEUS -13.56% 69 KNOWLEDGEISKING -14.01% 70 VALUEMIND -14.17% 71 NELSON1234 -14.47% 72 STIFFLER68 -14.59% 73 AVANDALAY05 -14.70% 74 OTCBARGAINS -15.03% 75 SWB173 -17.85% 76 THEALICEMAY -17.94% 77 MSGI -18.62% 78 MICHAEL T -19.38% 79 STOCKPEEKER -20.27% 80 WORTHYLION -20.41% 81 BUCFAN33617 -20.90% 82 DEATHTOTAXES -33.21%
PEOPLE WHO HAD ALL 6 UNITS POSITIVE: ------------------------------------ Researcher
WINNER OF THE KIK CONTEST ($500 prize) -------------------------------------- Cliff +8.81%Ecoblot +8.55% Beigledog +6.30% CWS9 +6.25% Timhyma +4.31%
INDIVIDUAL TOURNAMENT RESULTS ----------------------------- 1. SWICK 2. SWB 3. RMIWA, SHMOLTON 5. CL001, FINANCIAL ADVISOR, KIPP, ARNIE
STOCK PERFORMANCE PER PRICE --------------------------- PSL8 ONLY --------- $ .25- .99 Purchase Price: Quantity = 49: Performance -4.11% $ 1.00-2.99 Purchase Price: Quantity = 49: Performance -6.46% $ 3.00-4.99 Purchase Price: Quantity = 37: Performance -8.49% $ 5.00-9.99 Purchase Price: Quantity = 43: Performance -7.39% $10.00+ Purchase Price: Quantity = 64: Performance -0.18% -------------------------------------------------------------- PSL1 + PLS2 + PSL3 + PSL4 + PSL5 + PSL6 + PSL7 + PSL8 ----------------------------------------------------- $ .25- .99 Purchase Price: Quantity =414: Performance + 6.97% $ 1.00-2.99 Purchase Price: Quantity =546: Performance + 4.85% $ 3.00-4.99 Purchase Price: Quantity =265: Performance + 2.74% $ 5.00-9.99 Purchase Price: Quantity =311: Performance +10.18% $10.00+ Purchase Price: Quantity =435: Performance + 6.40%
PSL1 THROUGH PSL8 (AVERAGE RANK): --------------------------------- TOP 40 (Must have participated in at least 4 of 8 PSL's.) - RANK 1 EREHWONTIM 19.00 2 WYOBUFORD 19.50 3 CLIFF 21.00 4 KIPP 22.71 5 NILES 23.29 6 GUY 23.33 7 SNAKEMAN 24.29 8 NSOMNIYAK 24.86 9 MR. SHEEP 25.13 10 ABH3VT 25.25 11 BIGPIKE 29.00 12 STEELLEDGE 29.33 13 GILEAD 29.38 14 CL001 29.63 15 DANLC 29.63 16 RESEARCHER 29.75 17 LENTINMAN 30.13 18 TMCAL 31.25 19 CLEVERROX 32.20 20 NELSON 32.25 21 KNOWLEDGE 33.88 22 ARNIE 34.88 23 HWEB 35.00 24 TBONE 36.00 25 LINUSPOP 36.13 26 STANU 36.38 27 STEVENRISK 37.43 28 DIGITECH 38.14 29 MICHAELT 38.20 30 MIKES 38.25 31 OLDPRO 39.00 32 2MORROW 39.13 33 VALUEMIND 39.25 34 JIM_WI 39.33 35 SSKILLZ 39.38 36 10BAGGER 39.50 37 MIKE0 39.50 38 BOBWINS 39.50 39 NUTS 39.50 40 HOGFAN 39.60 ---------------------
PSL1 THROUGH PSL8 (AVERAGE RETURN): ----------------------------------- TOP 40 (Must have participated in at least 4 of 8 PSL's.) - PCT 1 EREHWONTIM 36.16 2 DANLC 34.52 3 KNOWLEDGE 34.02 4 KIPP 30.45 5 GUY 28.14 6 NILES 27.78 7 STEELEDGE 27.21 8 ABH3VT 25.40 9 MR. SHEEP 25.21 10 CLIFF 24.71 11 NSOMNIYAK 24.26 12 LENTINMAN 23.99 13 BIGPIKE 23.62 14 NELSONN 23.37 15 GILEAD 22.34 16 SNAKEMAN 21.97 17 TMCAL 21.83 18 WYOBUFORD 20.32 19 RESEARCHER 20.21 20 HOGFAN 20.13 21 STANU 18.55 22 NETWORM 17.48 23 DIGITECH 17.41 24 CLEVERROX 17.12 25 CLOO1 16.44 26 TBONE 16.28 27 ECHOS 16.27 28 STEVENRISK 15.62 29 VALUEMIND 15.47 30 BOBWINS 15.12 31 LINUSPOP 14.85 32 NUTS 14.28 33 RRUFFF 13.84 34 HWEB 13.70 35 SSKILLZ 13.21 36 10BAGGER 13.19 37 2MORROWS 13.16 38 SHMOLTON 12.88 39 ARNIE 12.73 40 MIKES 12.66 ----------------------
FINAL STOCK STANDINGS --------------------- TOP-10 1 MAK.AX 464.21% 2 LWLG.OB 226.92% 3 OFI 93.52% 4 HLB.TO 85.42% 5 CLF 82.81% 6 CPST 71.25% 7 IDSA 54.77% 8 EXM 51.69% 9 FPP 44.44% 10 BSIC.OB 43.81%See results of all 242 stocks here: http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=28817505
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