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Can you beat 50% per month?

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Emcee: Smiling Bob	Type: Moderated

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Renewed moderator status(Jon Scott was overthrown in a violent coup with himself) and ability to edit.
Old header was growing dated, so now we can clarify and review the thread's objective.

Do note, I am now trading options mostly, as it seems the best way to boost your returns...and losses. You'll also note this thread is not much more than a trading log.

Ideally, I look for stocks that can jump quickly, in a method not unlike that of the brown fox over the lazy dog.
Hey!!! It's cool song time!
Amazing work- but poor audio- from 1970

GREAT 1975 YES CONCERT

Nice version

8 minutes in you can finally figure out how to sing this properly

ELP at their prime, A must download piece of rock concert genius

If that didn't do it, turn your stereo up as loud as possible and play this until your furniture crashes to the floor
If the pictures are still hanging on your walls, get a new stereo

Individually or cumulatively, a 50% short term return is nice, but not always achievable. No guarantees as this is all my opinion, so no whining is allowed. Past returns are history. The future is mystically yet to be seen- but it's coming
Speaking of which, a very cool site
hubblesite.org

I always try to link my posts to a related previous post and also include the current real time bid/ask if relevant.
If you choose to post about a stock, include the REAL TIME bid/ask. Throwing some number up has no meaning.
Nothing else like this
No other music ties so well together and complements so well
Was fortunate enough to catch this tour
youtube.com

Good Luck

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Reply	Message Preview	From	Recs	Posted
17046	Wayfair rode up the Nazmania But tech wont solve the cost of handling heavy, uni	Smiling Bob	-	yesterday
17045	[graphic]	Smiling Bob	-	September 7
17044	1	Smiling Bob	-	June 29
17043	WFC in puts [graphic]	Smiling Bob	-	May 4
17042	Wayfair is an amazing short 76.17 You can NEVER make money selling furniture onl	Smiling Bob	-	May 4
17041	FND- Message 31589740 Closed at 46.56 down over 8 from Friday post [graphic]	Smiling Bob	-	May 3
17040	W Wayfair and SFLY in puts Short covering alone can't sustain price Out of	Smiling Bob	-	May 2
17039	GRUb- not in currently 9:05a GrubHub	Smiling Bob	-	May 1
17038	Pivotal day Any weakness sets stage for 900 point down day early next week =====	Smiling Bob	-	April 27
17037	FND reports next week Good chance they disappoint Good short [graphic]	Smiling Bob	-	April 27
17036	TREE 5 weeks later Down over $100 [graphic]	Smiling Bob	-	April 26
17035	U.S. April auto sales seen down nearly 8 percent: J.D. Power and LMC [graphic	Smiling Bob	-	April 26
17034	20 plus years here and still doing it Message 31581238 But time to wrap it up	Smiling Bob	-	April 20
17033	TSLA- back in 294 Sold tomorrow's GES 22.25 now	Smiling Bob	-	April 19
17032	TSLA out at 289 +/- Added PVH 161	Smiling Bob	-	April 16
17031	TSLA in need of charging station [graphic]	Smiling Bob	-	April 16
17030	UVXY 17.61 in calls Down for unknown reason	Smiling Bob	-	April 13
17029	WFC- out of some around 51.7 GES in puts 23.48	Smiling Bob	-	April 13
17028	PVH Waaay overpriced and waaay overbought for boring apparel in face of slower	Smiling Bob	-	April 12
17027	TSLA- out of tomorrow's puts IN some WFC (52.65 now)and added SFLY(82.97 now	Smiling Bob	-	April 12
17026	TSLA, PVH, andFCAU Added all three	Smiling Bob	-	April 11
17025	Tesla: The Short That Keeps On Giving? By Steve SavilleStock MarketsApr	Smiling Bob	-	April 11
17024	TSLA and FCAU Added puts to both at just under 303 and 23.21	Smiling Bob	-	April 10
17023	Here’s what FBI raid on Trump lawyer’s office means for the stock	Smiling Bob	-	April 9
17022	A fine buy Closing under 289 Sold portion for PVH puts Closing @ 155.61 [graphi	Smiling Bob	-	April 9

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