IIC's Winners Watchlists

[IIC]

Done w/ OSIS out completely avg. +1.56

[IIC]

in SWSI 24.90's

[IIC]

add to VOLC...got my basis dn to 21.81

[IIC]

in STP.....

[IIC]

bot FRPT.......

[IIC]

trimmed FRPT +1.44

[IIC]

Couldn't take it...out VOLC avg. loss .89 sh

[IIC]

This is like tryin' to swim upstream...out STP -.21

[IIC]

out FRPT +1.15 avg... out SWSI -.25...let the market tank

[IIC]

Well...I have traded 14 from the CwH list the past 2 weeks...only real screwup was adding to VOLC this morn...SWSI was a cutesy type trade too...But overall a nice 2 weeks

[IIC]

IIC 100 new Highs today: ATX FARO GCOM TESO

[IIC]

This is the same week that we started tanking last year...If the NDX goes down 10% I'm in great shape

Had some decent profits in January...then I hardly traded until recently and have done pretty good...But I own QID and am down over 8 bux on it...but if we tank I'll be sittin' pretty

[IIC]

Guess who's coming to dinner???




Hey Spike...feel free to copy the above for your new avatar

[IIC]

I know that Runner did not like what I had to say about his Foreclosure Investment Idea a few months ago...I hope my statements were not contributory to his quitting the Forum...But, I was telling it like it is...Take it or leave it...Believe me or not...That is anyone's perogative.

My recommendation to anyone who thinks they can buy low and sell high in Real Estate is...Wait another 12-18 months...And even then you may have to wait up to 7 yrs before your investment REALLY pays off.


Housing prices are not a bargain...yet...But they will be once the inventory overloads...like it did in '94-'95.

I'm no expert in every geographical area...But patience (and timing) will pay off once again IMO.

Now, if you just have to get in now...I recommend looking into apartment buildings...Those Foreclosed people have to go somewhere...IMO, that will keep rents fairly stable(in L.A. anyway)...and then they will go up later...Rent Controls are being eased now and the Landlord may once again be King or Queen out West anyway.

http://countrywide-foreclosures.blogspot.com/

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[billyjoe]

A guy on CNBC this morning says that California , leading state in realty speculation is also leading in new car purchase declines.

-------------billyjoe