I hate to say it but I think your picks are nothing short of absolutely worthless. You my friend are NO ace stockpicker! The analysts a few years back that picked the DELL's the Microsoft's and the AOL's of today are the ones to be commended and glorified. You might have had a couple of good picks in the beginning to get your prepubecent career off the ground, but from here on out your using the public and their stupidity to make yourself a small fortune.
JSUB for instance....
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JSUB, I don't care if it's a good company or not, a market cap of 4.5 MILLION dollars, a float of 10.2 million shares, it trades at $.27 cents a damn share. I've traded almost 50 million dollars in stock on one of my best days and there isn't one way in HELL that I would touch this hyped piece of manipulated crap. I'll even bet you that if your school put all there lunch money together they could move the price on it, I would be EXTREAMLY amazed if you COULDEN'T move the price on the stocks you "pick" with all your lemmings close behind. Times are going to catch up with you my adolecent friend, I'm sure there is more than one poor bastard working for the SEC that is already hot on your trail.....I, as I am sure MANY others would be MORE than happy to point out to them the spike in volume/price on JSUB and others you recommend the day before you post your little picks to the poor bastards that get caught holding the bag for you. There are more satisfying ways to make a living, why don't you try them, If you don't, I soon promise you that you will be assuming the female role in an 8x12 cell with the likes of Jeff Bruss and his futuresuperstock. Hell that bastard even MADE money doing what he did....you can't be crankin more than 20k a pick anyway. I suppose what I'm saying is, (and I'm sure many will agree) if something is worth doing, it should be worth doing WELL. Your stealing from the stupid, plain and simple.
Having said that, I really have nothing against you, nice CNBC interview, a little arrogant, but hell, who woulden't be with their own CNBC interview.
Regards-
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