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Pastimes : Clown-Free Zone... sorry, no clowns allowed

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To: Box-By-The-Riviera™ who wrote (76379)3/7/2001 10:18:47 AM
From: pater tenebrarum  Read Replies (3) of 436258
 
Harpo Clown raises her equity allocation (she still has cash left? i'm surprised.), as her esteemed employer has two IPOs to distribute to the sheep tomorrow...

here's her recent record: (from Crystal Ball):

<<I've been tracking her calls for the past year.

April 6th, she recommended her SUPER SEVEN stocks for the long-term: CSCO, DELL, EMC, FDC, ORCL, PMCS, TER. As of yesterday's close, that portfolio is down 46.2%. Long-term is right, because that portfolio needs to go up almost 100% to get back to where she recommended them. LOL.

October 3rd, she recommended BEAS, CSCO, EMC, JNPR, NTAP and ORCL. That portfolio is down 60.2%, unless any of them split. Alot of them got split by the market. LOL.

November 27th, she recommended CSCO (she hadn't had enough), DOX, EMC (she still hadn't had enough), GLW, ITWO, SLR, SUNW, and VRTS. As of yesterday's close, that portfolio is down 39.63%.

This morning, she's allocating another 5% to stocks. I'm surprised that she has any money left. She's reducing her allocation to tech from 35% to 32%. I think she has that backwards. Tech reduced her. LOL.

Not trying to put good old Abby down. Just saying be careful following these folks.

Melf Elf >>

speaks for itself...short all Harpo calls!
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