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To: bruwin who wrote (61954)

5/11/2019 11:00:49 AM

From: richardred

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>And is this the total list of your "Value" criteria ?

You can read others on the list below

>With regard to "ROI", due to have a percentage target ?

No , I'd rather go by a future appreciation level of the stock itself, that is, if achieves this action. Yes, I do know you can use analysis to determine many factors moving forward and how it compares to a peer group or it's past historic levels. That's what wall Street analyst do. IMO Generally you can find an analysts that don't agree with others.

BTW I do more in the way I invest today, then I did back 20 years ago. More swing trades and option trading. Sometimes even a few day trades. Hope this sufficient.enough for you. Believe it or not. I come to the board to get ideas and sometimes give ideas and get feedback, both positive & negative.

To: Taro who wrote (1726) 11/25/2006 4:49:22 PM
From: richardred Read Replies (1) of 20294

Because of change, mistakes and strive for improvement. There is always something more to learn from others, (myself included).
That is why I have said many times before. " Listen to what others have to say, but do what you think is right yourself."

Many here at SI have there own investing styles. Many much better strategies, and styles than I. I try and stick to what has worked for me over the years (my own style). While adapting in over the years, styles and strategies, from others I have liked.

GITY-Good investing to you, and others here.

P.S. I'll see if I can stay out of the cellar. <G>

Rick

To: TheStockFairy who wrote (26525) 4/11/2007 1:53:59 PM
From: richardred Read Replies (1) of 61963

In individual investing you need a sense of humor. Witch I do have. <G>

For the record as not to create something I am not. I really only have a 12 grade education. My father and brother are RIT graduates. I really do have 29 with 30 coming, years of individual investing experience under my belt. I really am a pressman. I do not have a hidden agenda here at SI. Nor do I work for SI. Do I like to talk about business ,investing and voice my opinions. Sure do, when I have time. Politics to, but only in appropriate boards.

BTW-for those who are curious. I am rreding1 at Yahoo. Many hundreds or thousands ? of posts before SI. Past successes and failures documented. Still do have my interview that Individual Investors did someplace, long ago. For those that didn't know. That sight was owned by Juno Stienburg, husband of Maria Bartiromo. The sight went under in the dot.com bubble and the magazine assets were sold to Kiplingers.

OT- While cleaning the basement today. I found my first page interview for Individual Investors, for the magazine interview. I was in the running for the magazine shoot, but didn't make the final cut. The II site was owned by Juno Steinberg. The son of renowned investor Saul Steinberg, and husband of Maria Bartiromo. As I recall,It was near end of the dot com bubble the sight ended, and the magazine was sold to Kiplingers. It was upon it's demise. I decided to accept an SI invitation. This after reading and conferring with Jack Hartman on his impressive Quarter to Quarter Aggressive Growth Stocks board.

P.S. I wish I'd had hung on to that Perrigo stock. <G> Boy how the time does fly. I'm a lot older and grayer now, but the investing passion is still there. We did horse races back at II. Similar to what Elroy and Taro are doing to day at Picks of the Qtr. IMO contests keep you on your toes.