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    There are a couple of stocks I like at these pullback levels and I am doing some buying here.

    Anyone else?


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    So, what stocks do you like Tom?

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    Timer wrote:
    So, what stocks do you like Tom?
    I hate to mention them since these are only trades and I don't pick them based on fundementals, but rather on short term technical analysis. I could sell them before this post hits the site . But since I brought it up, I bought GOOG @ 167.65 and BEAS @ 8.29.

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    I've been buying WMT & HD. I'm really satisfied with how HD has been performing.

    God Bless:^
    "You rise. You fall. You're down then you rise again. What don't kill ya make ya more strong."
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    Rod wrote:
    I've been buying WMT
    Walmart has been king, but I sure wish I had bought Kmart a year ago. ~ $12 to $119 :shock: Who'da thunk it? I remember when they went bankrupt and were $2.

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    tsptalk wrote:
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    I've been buying WMT
    Walmart has been king, but I sure wish I had bought Kmart a year ago. ~ $12 to $119 :shock: Who'da thunk it? I remember when they went bankrupt and were $2.
    I think Kmart would have been an excellent buy. But like you said, who would have thought it would've made that sort of comeback with everything going on with the bankruptsy &Martha? She made a cool33M off the merger!

    Makes you wanna keep tabs on companies who may be filing, and see how they may be restructuring.:i I still say HD (Home Depot) is a wise buy. If I'm not mistaken, I bought ina few months ago around $36 a share. It's been hovering around $43.

    I did sell around 23 shares of WMT @ appr $53 at the same time. Since then, it's only up around $55. So, HD has been gaining more ground than WMT.

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    I thought of buying K-mart as a Phoenix stock. I never followed up on it. oops. I thought it would take longer for it to recover. I need less 'thinkin' and more 'watchin'.

    I'm still holding SIRI ($5.17)and XMSR ($35.01). I would definitely watch for pullbacks to buy them and to hold them for the next several years. These aren't stocks that you would have "missed"...now is still the time to start accumulating shares.

    SIRI was the first stock I ever bought, first lot purchased 2003-07-11, my cost basis is currently $2.41/sh, :}114%. It shot up 35% in the past week on news of former Viacom president becoming Sirius' CEO. It may pull back for a while, or at least stay horizontal. Scoop it up! It's gonna be "Man, I wish I bought Sirius when it was $5 a share!"

    I traded in and out of XMSR with some good successes. I decided to leave it alone, barring something going majorly wrong. Last lot purchased 2004-04-16 @ $27.46, :}27.17%.



    If you want a day/active-trading stock: TASR ($52.16). It is terribly volatile and sensitive to news, and we're talking 10% swings are the norm. I made some profit quickly going long and short on it. The funny thing is that I wanted it as a long-term holder. Nuh Uh.

    I would loooove to have a program that will sit here and watch TASR's ticker (or any ticker) and automatically buy it, sell it, sell it short, based on parameters that I could configure. (Does something like that exist? I can't be the first schmuck to think of this.)

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    If you want a day/active-trading stock: TASR ($52.16). It is terribly volatile and sensitive to news, and we're talking 10% swings are the norm. I made some profit quickly going long and short on it. The funny thing is that I wanted it as a long-term holder. Nuh Uh.

    I would loooove to have a program that will sit here and watch TASR's ticker (or any ticker) and automatically buy it, sell it, sell it short, based on parameters that I could configure. (Does something like that exist? I can't be the first schmuck to think of this.)
    Yes it does Rolo, it's called "my new system". :PLet me input the numbers and see what I get. :^

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    Yes it does Rolo, it's called "my new system". :PLet me input the numbers and see what I get. :^
    WhoooOOOooo! Is it NEW and IMPROVED!?

    Do tell....


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    But since I brought it up, I bought GOOG @ 167.65 and BEAS @ 8.29.
    THat worked out well, not. :U Sold them.

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    BEA Systems has an office right here!

    hehehehe...I can't believe you bought Google. :dah:







    Oil tanker stocks are seriously afloat...I am entertaining the thought of buying them again, namely TNP, VLCCF, or NAT.

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    hehehehe...I can't believe you bought Google. :dah:
    I got lucky and boughtGoogle just before they reportedearnings last month, and held most of it untilit started tofall off it's highs just over 200 (sold @ 188 on the way down). I've been trading it from the long and short sideoften (like TASR) since the fall off started, making some money, giving some back, but once it fills the gap around 153 (assuming it does), I'm getting long again.

    They are everywhere on the internet now. Seems like every site uses their Adwords and AdSense services. They are making big bucks and I believe they are going to be the leaders for some time. I think their projected earnings for next yearare like $4 a share. Over priced? Maybe. But they are growing faster than anyone out there.

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