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Surfin' the trend

An SI Board Since September 2002

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Emcee: waverider	Type: Moderated

Introduction Compact

These are difficult times for all of us. It will be difficult for most of us to make any money, much less try to preserve what we have. The intention of this thread is to focus on that preservation with an eye on riding trends in selected stocks with a high reward/risk ratio.

For each stock selected, rationale, targets and buy/sell decisions will be clearly stated. But most importantly...

this is a place for folks tired of the gurus, good ole boys, and egomanics peppering this industry (and investment threads) who are easy to hype, but slow to help us retain our gains.

This is also new thread that supports honest discussion and respect. A place where flamers are terminated at the speed of a downtick.

Let's discuss stocks, mutuals, tax free things and make some money together.

Surf on.

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37	Thanks Alan. I'll keep an eye on that one. Excellent volume in the markets	waverider	-	10/15/2002
36	...and this one I picked up from Dr. D: siliconinvestor.com A	Allan Harris	-	10/11/2002
35	SBUX has held up well. If this works, the link should show a 100 day comparison	Allan Harris	-	10/11/2002
34	hi wr, i think Lance Lewis was right when he was saying recently that the diverg	Wyätt Gwyön	-	10/11/2002
33	Hey! Well, didn't like the way gold was acting at the close yesterday so clo	waverider	-	10/10/2002
32	hi wr, how's it hangin. what's your general feel about gold equities th	Wyätt Gwyön	-	10/9/2002
31	GLG: Added at 8.02 SSRI: Bailed at 3.72 for a nasty 20% loss. Yesterday's d	waverider	-	10/9/2002
30	Thanks re JPM :) Dunno about REITS. I think the market will go down on the hous	zonder	-	10/8/2002
29	Agree. The housing market is definitely a tease. You know the saying...the marke	waverider	-	10/8/2002
28	SRE: Added at 17.90. Dropped through previous minor support 17.80 and has recov	waverider	-	10/8/2002
27	Hi waverider - Pretty much all I have done in the past six months is sell call o	zonder	-	10/8/2002
26	HL: Added today at 3.80. The stock held its uptrend and gold is holding above 31	waverider	-	10/8/2002
25	Hi... I am happy to find a thread where there is only stocktalk, rather than dig	zonder	-	10/8/2002
24	HL had a nice today today. Completely counter to the rest of the gold market. If	waverider	-	10/8/2002
23	Mucho...they are building two Starbucks within 2 miles of my house. They are pop	waverider	-	10/8/2002
22	re: SBUX, Lance Lewis mentions in his column today that the last time coffee hou	Wyätt Gwyön	-	9/27/2002
21	re: SBUX, <i>Overpriced? Are Venus and Serena overrated? </i> i wo	Wyätt Gwyön	-	9/27/2002
20	BUY: BGEN at 29.12 today. Stong stock support around $30 from 1998. Excellent p	waverider	-	9/25/2002
19	ADDED TO: HL today on pullback at 3.76 Support line around $3.75. Gold is holdi	waverider	-	9/25/2002
18	ADDED: JRS on the pullback today. Nice 9%+ dividend play. A good way to play RE	waverider	-	9/24/2002
17	BUY: GLG at 9.99. With gold acting like it is ready to close above 330, I'm	waverider	-	9/24/2002
16	Leave it to you to bring sensual pleasures into the mix! wr	waverider	-	9/24/2002
15	Value...that what has been the main thing keeping me away from SBUX for now. Wai	waverider	-	9/24/2002
14	Overpriced? Are Venus and Serena overrated? Very subjective stuff and fiercely	Allan Harris	-	9/24/2002
13	re: SBUX, <i>They sell an addictive drug</i> well, anybody can sel	Wyätt Gwyön	-	9/24/2002

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