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1999 Roaring Twenty Portfolio
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Emcee:  Dale Baker Type:  Unmoderated
Last year, a group of SI investors put together a high growth portfolio of tech stocks which became known as the Roaring Twenty. Thanks to careful management by White Shoes, that portfolio returned 94%. The 1998 thread can be found here:

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This year, we put together a new Roaring Twenty of high growth stocks which we believe will do well in 1999. Because these are growth stocks, you should expect a lot of volatility. We bought equal dollar amounts of each stock in a hypothetical $50,000 portfolio.

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As the 1999 Roaring Twenty progresses, we may sell our original picks and move into new picks. This thread will be the place to post new picks and comment on our existing holdings.
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203"When you’re really trying to make serious change, you don’t want people toaverage joe-10/14/2008
202Wow - you must be a market genius or sumting! <i>08:50 ET RealNetworks (Raverage joe-10/14/2008
201test messageBoyd Hinds-8/12/2001
200 Hi thread - which seems to be mostly Dale. Let's do some crimes. Subject White Shoes-4/18/2000
199 I only have a handful now without earnings. Those with earnings are also gettiDale Baker-4/15/2000
198 No congrats are in order but with all the other excitement (mostly, stocks tankWhite Shoes-4/15/2000
197 Hi WS - haven't been following APCC with all the other excitement. CongratDale Baker-4/14/2000
196 So now what do you think of APCC? APCC's double: biz.yahoo.comWhite Shoes-4/14/2000
195 I often sell half of a big gainer at a double and label the rest CORE in my porDale Baker-3/5/2000
194 Timing seems to kill most people. Most traders are too arrogant about the benefWhite Shoes-3/4/2000
193 After watching ARBA and CMRC go ballistic, IFM.TO wasn't such a reach. NowDale Baker-3/4/2000
192 PS I cannot believe that you bought IFM at $90!!!White Shoes-3/4/2000
191 It seems as if just being aware of a broad range of trends and choosing companiWhite Shoes-3/4/2000
190 Hi WS - I am still tracking the 1999 portfolio too, closed Friday at +210% sincDale Baker-3/4/2000
189 FYI, here is a loose reckoning for the 1998 portfolio. The upshot is: with two White Shoes-3/4/2000
188 FINAL RESULTS FOR THE 1999 ROARING TWENTY PORTFOLIO The bottom line is what coDale Baker-1/1/2000
187 This just keeps getting better - up <b>172% YTD</b> thanks to IATV,Dale Baker-12/29/1999
186 Into the home stretch up <b>159% YTD</b> with IATV sprinting into tDale Baker-12/29/1999
185 Christmas Eve roundup - portfolio now up <b>149% YTD</b> or $124,50Dale Baker-12/24/1999
184 UPDATE: another good week lifts the R20 portfolio to <b>+137% YTD</b&gDale Baker-12/11/1999
183 <I>PS If anyone is listening, I am fully Linux-enabled.</i> Then fDale Baker-12/11/1999
182 Looks like CTXS and APLX are up 50%+ in the month since I mused about them....wWhite Shoes-12/10/1999
181 I felt kinda stupid when I looked at the full charts and saw that - but seeing Dale Baker-12/7/1999
180 cool! White Shoes-12/7/1999
179 Oops...like DISH, I missed the 2-1 split in APCC. It is only down 2.7% since tDale Baker-12/7/1999
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