I am putting together a 3-part series (of a sort) for next week. The first two days I will present two extreme stock analyses on two high-profile companies. Day two will take us where we have not previously gone (Hint: limbo - how low can you go). The third day I will hopefully pull it all together and introduce some additional content on The Process...
It should be intriguing. With two stock analyses next week, I've got some more numbers to crunch! TTFN
While waiting for this week's feature presentations, you may want to tune in to a few of these classic episodes:
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D4L,
The more I read your posts, the more I wish we had someone like you in our country.
I have taken the liberty to forward your posts and blog URL to another blogger here in Malaysia.
And ask her to consider if she could do a replica. I think she is in the securities business.
Will keep you updated.
Thanks
Father Sez: Thanks for your kind thoughts. It is my hope after i fully develop the framework aroud "The Process..." you or anyone could duplicate it, no matter what country you are it.
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