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I've never bought a Seafood Tower before (The CEO of wife's Company was in town a few months back and 4 of us devoured the seafood tower at Flemings. That was awesome.) Maybe I will do that if BLMN gets up to $20 (Bloomin owns Flemings).
Haha well it’s delicious and it’s not too expensive. The small one, which is what we got was $59. It’s obviously not something you do every day, but a $6500 day (plus the $500 I actually made working) calls for a celebration I suppose lol.
 
Not a day trader but I do track performance of 401k, Roth IRA, Individual Mutual Funds, and Individual Stock Accounts

Yeah, I have 1, 5, 10, and Cumulative (since 02).

Math nerd here :)


Math nerd.... LOL I built my own mortgage calculator, compound interest calculator, stock analysis calculators, etc. I just like to know how things work and make sure they function properly...

I typically look at 3 & 5 year. Of course I'm a long term holder and a value contrarian. Formerly in the institutional money mgmt business. I generally look for around a 8% to 12% net annual return on a 3 & 5 year basis.
 
Not to bad after only starting two weeks ago. I'm trying to target anything and everything that will have something to do with covid, opening, and moving forward. XSPA after jumping in a week ago at .85 has jumped the last two days.
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Math nerd.... LOL I built my own mortgage calculator, compound interest calculator, stock analysis calculators, etc. I just like to know how things work and make sure they function properly...

I typically look at 3 & 5 year. Of course I'm a long term holder and a value contrarian. Formerly in the institutional money mgmt business. I generally look for around a 8% to 12% net annual return on a 3 & 5 year basis.

If investing in a mutual fund, I'll look at 5 or 10 (preferable) year return. I don't look at the absolute return as much as I do how its done in comparison to an index/benchmark. If something has returned 12% from 2017-2019, it was a dud.

For individual account, I actually track my return excluding investments that I made this March/April (deployed a decent amount of cash and funds from Disney sale early in year) and some that I made in 2009 (sold a piece of real estate and invested in market). I threw a disproportionate amount of funds into those accounts then and to be fair, any idiot that invested as heavily as I did from 3/15 to 4/3 would have done well. I can convince myself that this method to track is fair but my wife hasn't bought in yet. Ha ha
 
I didn't sell.

Any thoughts on ISPX and Hertz? Also what do you think the ceiling is on GNUS but I guess if someone had an answet they would be a millionaire!!
 
I didn't sell.

Any thoughts on ISPX and Hertz? Also what do you think the ceiling is on GNUS but I guess if someone had an answet they would be a millionaire!!

Hertz filed for BK a couple of weeks back. Assuming with price not at 0, there might be some chance that shareholders wont be completely wiped out (Used car value may exceed debts)??
 
What do you all think of Campbell’s?

I wouldnt buy. Think there are long term concerns in processed food industry. It got a bump from COVID. I think this new normal will provide decent floor for stock but there are just better plays out there IMO.

Biggest bull case may be that they could be bought out for $20BB or so...
 
I didn't sell.

Any thoughts on ISPX and Hertz? Also what do you think the ceiling is on GNUS but I guess if someone had an answet they would be a millionaire!!
Supposedly the run up today with XSPA was PR coming out tomorrow of new deals with the NY Port Authority being signed. We will see.
 
I didn't sell.

Any thoughts on ISPX and Hertz? Also what do you think the ceiling is on GNUS but I guess if someone had an answet they would be a millionaire!!
Don’t know about ceiling but I think GNUS showed its floor today to be at around $6.
 

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