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From: TedPunts	6/12/2016 7:54:06 PM
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I've been very happy with the results and I haven't picked all the big winners and I've had losers. It's hard for me to believe that anyone would not be a buyer of a Facebook or a Tesla or any other of the companies recommended that are or were having a dramatic impact on the markets they operated in and on our lives. Nearly everyone I know uses Facebook and they were using it when I first bought it. I certainly wish it would begin another move higher, it's been mostly dead money for awhile but I believe it will go higher. They are doing great things that should produce more revenues from advertisers. AMBA, GMCR, SLCA, KORS, AAPL, PCLN and YY are just a few of the names that come to mind that I bought. They were all best of breed in their markets when there was great demand for their products according to everything I read and they went up hundreds of percent. I wasn't surprised they did well, I bought them expecting they would. After the most recent BTT market signal, was there any company in the world that comes remotely close to dominating a market as much as Amazon does? Everyone I know uses the service. Buying Amazon wasn't hard to do in my opinion. I thought it was a steal when the market caused its price to fall like it did. If the market rally had failed and I would have had to sell Amazon I would have been looking to buy it back. There's no company close to being able to do what B does and the market opportunity is in the tens of billions. That idea seemed a must buy one as far as I can determine and its up over 50%. If it had failed I would have been looking to buy it back. I think the potential for F is enormous. Everyone I know uses it but it hasn't moved up that much. I think it will and bought it after the market call. If I have to sell it I plan to buy it back. There are quite a few of their choices that have done very well that I have missed out on. There are others I bought that I sold for a small loss. I'd guess that a third of my buys haven't worked out and that 20% to 30% have done extremely well. Some of the best performers I bought back after the market smacked them down. I don't think I'm doing anything out of the ordinary or that am doing something that others can't do. Maybe I'm just lucky but I don't think luck has anything to do with buying any of the companies above that have done well. They were great companies whose products were or are in huge demand. These are the kinds of companies I want to own and will continue to be a buyer of. Honestly I have a hard time figuring out why no one would have bought some of these or believe they wouldn't produce big profits. Maybe the reason some do well and other don't has to do with their opinion about a company and the size of its opportunity.

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