Mike,
Since you feel that we could see a tech bounce, how about speculating on what would make a good "call" purchase?
Hmmm!? I thought that the God's punished you by removing your subject, until I found it here in the coffee shop.
I am amazed at how insulting some of your "fans" get towards you! If you disagree with "their" logic and state your own opinion, you are criticized for leaving notes without substance and much maligned personally.
The biggest laugh comes from one who criticises making money on the downside! It isn't the "put" buyer that makes a company lose money. If one wants to limit themselves and not make money during a downturn, that's their choice.
I do have another question. It takes me many, many days/hours to investigate a company. The process involves reading thru their financials, reading other analysts evalutions, reading company news, examining their competition, trying to understand their product line, etc.
You managed large mutual funds. It's not possible to thoroughly research the number of companies that are usually included in a mutual fund. Did/Do you do use a minimum of research and a wide brush in a sector that you feel is going to do well?
Thanks and Best of luck. |
