| From: investolator2000 | 12/5/2024 4:12:57 PM | | | | | | My biggest gainers/losers for November 2024:
For the month of November, I had 6 stocks up, and 6 down. I had 2 stock that posted a double-digit gain, and 4 that posted a double-digit lose.
*KGS 188.86% a gain of 61.15%
CLIR 36.11% a gain of 36.62%
FTK 6.47% a gain of 3.98%
*SVM 19.64% a loss of 50.91%
*DSX -43.13% a loss of 16.61%
*BTG -20.82% a loss of 12.10%
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| From: investolator2000 | 12/6/2024 5:59:56 PM | | | | | |
For the week ending 12/6/2024
Stocks with an "*" indicate that they pay a dividend:
This was a slightly down week for my stocks. I had 4 stocks up, 1 unchanged, and 7 were down. I had 0 double-digit gains and 0 double-digit losers.
My top 4 positive percentage stocks:
*KGS 194.07% up 5.21% (Largest % gainer)
*MMLP 120.45% up 0.55%
*KGC 106.60% up 0.85%
CLIR 36.11% unchanged 0%
My bottom 4 negative percentage stocks:
*BTG -28.24% down 7.42% (Largest % loser)
*PVL -35.35% down 4.34%
*DSX -40.57% up 2.56%
*NTIP -43.48% down 3.05%
Hope everyone has a great weekend.
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| From: WEagle | 12/7/2024 7:49:24 PM | | | | | | Hello fellow Investolators.
This was a really bad week. I had 6 stocks up and9 down. There were no double-digit winners, not ever close, and 1 big double digit loser which was -41% down but still remains my best stock. That loser is TK which was my biggest loser last week as well.
For the week ending 12/6/2024, here are my five most profitable stocks.
TK +127.38% change for the week -41.11% My biggest loser for the week.
KGS +121.64% change for the week +3.93% My biggest winner for the week.
MMLP +112.23% change for the week +0.53%
MNKD +83.04% change for the week +0.54%
RAIL +62.41% change for the week -4.25 My biggest winner for the week.
For the week ending 12/6/2024, here are my five least profitable (losing) stocks.
WISA -99.857% change for the week +0.005%
DGLY -97.86% change for the week +0.15%
DALN -90.72% change for the week -0.50%
DSS -86.96% change for the week +0.25%
STRR -85.42% change for the week -2.17%
Happy Trades to You.
WEagle |
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| From: investolator2000 | 12/13/2024 6:12:02 PM | | | | | | For the week ending 12/13/2024
Stocks with an "*" indicate that they pay a dividend:
This week was a mirror of last week. I had 4 stocks up, 1 unchanged, and 7 were down. I had 0 double-digit gains and 0 double-digit losers.
My top 3 positive percentage stocks:
*KGS 192.71% down 1.36%
*MMLP 121.01% up 0.56%
*KGC 107.02% up 0.42%
CLIR 33.80% down 2.31% (Largest % loser)
*PTMN -18.72 up 0.63 (Largest % gainer)
My bottom 4 negative percentage stocks:
*BTG -27.97% up 0.27%
*PVL -35.78% down 0.43%
*DSX -40.89% down 0.32%
*NTIP -44.35% down 0.878%
Hope everyone has a great weekend.
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| To: robert b furman who wrote (1613) | 12/14/2024 8:58:09 PM | | From: WEagle | | | | Hi, Bob.
Sorry to say but I don't own AMNF. One day I'm going to learn to listen to you. (Better than E.F. Hutton, eh?)
I remember that you were touting Armanino Foods some time back.
I haven't added any new stocks to TW portfolio in over a year. As you know, I have been concentrating on programming and now learning the CLX stuff.
Just recently I have began to think that I've got to do some more stock screening.
While I didn't take your advice, I did pick up on what I thought was an important point that you made. You had said two or three years ago that we should be looking for stocks with good balance sheets, but I had trouble deciding how to understand the balance sheets and I have never been sure how to prioritize different data from a balance sheet. Then a few months ago, you suggested that you felt the most important factors (besides the Ted chart formations) were that the company paid a dividend and the company was not in debt.
I think that is going to simplify my screening -- at least I hope so.
If I had a better understanding of that a couple of years ago, maybe I would own some AMNF today.
Are you back at home in the Woodlands or are you looking for a white Christmas in Wisconsin? I was trying to remember if you said you were going to stay up there later this year while you tried to get your renovations completed.
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| From: WEagle | 12/14/2024 9:28:26 PM | | | | | | Hello fellow Investolators.
This week had downs and ups but it was mostly a wash. I had 7 stocks up and 8 down. There was 1 double-digit winner and no double-digit losers. But overall the ups and downs were about even.
For the week ending 12/13/2024, here are my five most profitable stocks.
TK +129.93% change for the week +2.55%
KGS +120.61% change for the week -1.02%
MMLP +112.77% change for the week +0.53%
MNKD +76.04% change for the week -7.00% My biggest loser for the week.
RAIL +75.85% change for the week +13.44% My biggest winner for the week.
For the week ending 12/13/2024, here are my five least profitable (losing) stocks.
WISA -99.866% change for the week -0.01%
DGLY -98.16% change for the week -0.29%
DALN -89.27% change for the week +1.45%
DSS -87.08% change for the week -0.36%
STRR -85.06% change for the week -2.17%
Happy Trades to You.
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| To: WEagle who wrote (1617) | 12/17/2024 7:40:21 AM | | From: robert b furman | | | | Hi WEagle,
Managing a complete lower level remodel in Wisconsin.
I have gutted electrical, plumbing walls and load bearing walls of the two story home.
What was the garage will now be the canning/mud room and all of the walls that where the kichen, dining room and living room.
We built six shoring walls and took out 5 support poles and installed a 45 steel I beam with one exposed pole and two buried in the now 2x6 walls. What was the garage which had 4 support poles now only has 2 poles, also built into 2x6 walls.
It ttok the jack hammering of underground support pads and increasing the support pads from 2x2x1 feet to 4x4x1 feet.
The house was completely emptied on the lower floor.
One East side of the home (which views the Sheboygan River) all the walls and windows have been replaced by a wall of glass that runs the entire length of the house. The glass has 14 inch headers that are 20feet long We've added two 16 foot windows, one 9 foot window and a 42 inch entrance door. Where the two garage doors were, we've added steel supports and installed a10x7 foot EVO door. Some serious structural engineering.
Vertical Lift Doors | EVO-Doors
The windows were supposed to be delivered first week of December now looking like January. So we have plastic stapled to the new outside plywood walls. Meanwhile our radiant heat system is shut down on the lower floor as the installation of warm board nears completion. Fortunately, the weather has only been really cold for one week. This project will extend to April before we start phase II which will add an Octagonal "Great Room" on the west side of the house.
Meanwhile we have our kitchen moved upstairs into what was a family room doing double duty as our bedroom. The other three rooms are packed with lower floor belongings.
We'll have a basement under the Octgonal room and that will give us room for a move from Houston some day out in the future.
I very much miss the great friends and warme winters, but neither of us are getting younger. Time to make some big plans.
Besides those plans, I really miss finsihing up my car restorations.
Not to mention build a shop big enough to house our collection of old classic Chevrolets.
Gonna have to live to be 100! <smile>
I'm selling off Jan's IRA and getting my dividend payers (XOM and KMI) transferred to our joint taxable account today.
Sold her AMNF to raise cash in order to pay a huge ordinary income tax on the excess over her first RMD associated with her IRA. Really hate to do it, but it was tax free in the beginning and we all have to pay our fair share. Fortunately, AMNF gave us a windfall triple in that account, so it helped.
Trying to get her account closed, as my IRA begins RMD's next year. That will take several years to close out. Raise some cash and hope for a general market decline to transfer my dividend payers to my taxable account also.
Thanks for the shout out. Plenty of balls in the air.
I'm still tracking my clx studies, but not as intensely watching/trading as I have many interruptions.
Watching the market full time is not in the cards. Letting the dividends build and keeping cash in an ETF at Schwab.
Needless to say, your mojo numbers and everyone at the CLX stuff has really been a great aid.
You folks are guiding Cheif with incredible accuracy. I've been termpted to trade SOXL, but do not have the ability to watch it closely.
Thanks again!
Bob |
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