larry,
What's this?
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The bottom line is, unless you outperform S&P 500 index by 1500%-3000% on a yearly basis, you are really not a 'successful'
investor, IMHO.
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And now this ?
BTW, I have decided to take a much less aggressive stance from now on. I will be happy to settle with a 50-60% yearly gain. I
think that I can achieve that by selling naked puts.... The stocks I am looking for needs to be relatively safe and with big
premiums. My lists includes DELL, MSFT, YHOO!, AOL, EMC, CSCO, LU, CPQ, ASND, SUNW, INTC and maybe
DIS. Any more choices? Thanks!
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I don't mean to be real picky or anything, but there is a lot of difference between being a 'successful' investor on August 12, and
outperforming the S&P 500 by 1500%-3000% on a yearly basis, and then settling with a 50-60% yearly gain on September
14.
Are you admitting now that you are a less than successful investor?
Just wondering.
Have fun,
Phil
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