Posted on August 13, 2008 by periginatioanimae
It’s tough when you have to get a fantastic (15%+) return on every investment just to break even since I have such little money to throw around that commission costs are a big cut. Heaven forbid a stock loses me money! Then my good stocks have to be GREAT just to break even. Man oh [...]
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Posted on August 10, 2008 by periginatioanimae
He’s thinking, “I hate my job.”
So as you can imagine I’ve been thinking a lot recently about careers. I have several paths in front of me. In fact, I can still do just about anything I want. Here’s what’s going through my head. I’m going to be doing this job for hours and hours a [...]
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Posted on August 8, 2008 by periginatioanimae
I always thought John Edwards was a loser, and now I have one more big reason (not like I needed one, it just helps).
For once I think the National Inquirer did something good. In case your not a news junkie like I am, they caught Johnny late one night last month in a Beverly Hills [...]
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Posted on August 7, 2008 by periginatioanimae
Would you pay 413 dollars to get 656 back? I did! It was easy, and I’m just getting warmed up.
I’m no Warren Buffet, but I’m doing just fine for a novice. In 10 days I’ll hit my 2 month mark of investing. I went ahead and sold my VSEC stock for a loss. [...]
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Posted on August 3, 2008 by periginatioanimae
My posts recently have been rather selfish. I write about what interests me and if it turns out to interest you is secondary. So I thought I’d write a post that might be slightly more interesting to you, my readership.
I don’t like being hit on. Don’t get me wrong, it’s flattering, but I don’t enjoy [...]
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Posted on August 1, 2008 by periginatioanimae
Aside: I really don’t know why you still read my posts. I wouldn’t read them. The #1 rule to interesting writing is to write for the audience, not for yourself. I hear people tell stories that are great for them because they’re reliving some great moment. But as the audience you couldn’t care less about [...]
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