I think there's room for a 10th stock in our solar basket, so today I am adding ICPR. This is the most speculative of the solar plays, but it has risen about 200% in the past few weeks and the bet here is on that momentum continuing in the weeks and months ahead.
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What about ENER for the solar basket?
Sure, ENER is as good as any. It's like buying technology stocks in the late nineties, the whole sector is moving up.
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Hey Allan!
Good to see your recent posts.
ICPR, what are the possibilities, is this a real player in the energy race?
I am ALMOST done with my 90 days of research for the Sally picks.
I will post the results for all and it will be in excel format. I will do my best to explain what I discovered and what to look for from Sally,
Dave B
http://tradingsplits.blogspot.com
Allan,
Kudos!! Like the site it stimulates the mind.
Found it via Xyber9 web search.
In all fairness to the debate on the validity of the Xyber9 methodology I think everyone should be exposed to
http://www.cxoadvisory.com/blog/reviews/blog2-18-08/
A real red flag is Robert's claim to having received a Nobel Memorial Prize nomination in Economics in March of 2000. I am really not sure what receiving a nomination entails but it seems highly improbable that for someone who's highest level of academic achievement is - 1965-1973 Robert D. Taylor performed his undergraduate work (Literature and American Language) at Northern Michigan University and at Eastern Michigan University - (note 8 years for a 4 year degree) - that this claimed accolade is of any value.
The above being said Robert is certainly an interesting entity who seems to have succeeded in putting a very positive spin on his endeavors.
Snapping out,
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