Re: Mike still holding cirt?
Dlr,
FYI, I used to be a large cap (medium- and long-term) investor, but for some two years now I was obliged to switch mostly to pennies. I needed the money to invest in my own Company (so as to avoid begging the Angel Investors, or for any goverment R&D contract) and with some spare change (to answer your qestion about CIRT) I'm vested in some high-risk, high-return potential penny stocks. This is the same tactic that the "Angel Investors" are using, and some of them are doing quite well. Percentage wise, with pennies (which, again, for me is a new experiment) I made over 400% return last year (e.g., MOBL, GDVI, and GTEL - now GTE). That was a lot better than I was doing with large caps, where barely could keep afloat (and this only because of a good bet on NT that gave me some 1500%). This year is not quite as good, but still over 100% up, and believe several stocks in my portfolio, such as: GDVI, VFIN, CIRT (that are very low right now) will start moving soon. Regardless, well selected pennies (on average) GIVE a better return (to someone who is not a daily trader, that is).
I'm sorry if you got so offended that you felt the need to go into silly personal attaks. As a former (long time) INTC holder, I was just just making (if you don't mind) a comment regarding AMD vs INTC. You got to recognize AMD is doing a lot better lately (as the chance for PPS growth goes). It grew some 600% over the last 3 years, compared to some 10% INTC (less than Nasdaq)over the same time period. Look at the OS, and at the growth rate of the two, and maby you'll see why I believe AMD will do much better than Intel, IMO.
Take care,
Mike
