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Peijen
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well, shit

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citigroup up by 8% today

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When I had free trading with BoA, I decided to randomly diversify with what I figured were decent long companies and I threw $2k each into a whole bunch of stocks, including Citi... back when they were $50
It takes 43 muscles to frown and 17 to smile, but it doesn't take any to just sit there with a dumb look on your face.

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PDFS up by 9%
INTC up by 7%
.DJI up by 2.5%
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Dave wrote:When I had free trading with BoA, I decided to randomly diversify with what I figured were decent long companies and I threw $2k each into a whole bunch of stocks, including Citi... back when they were $50
Ouch. I think they're still in for a rough ride unless interest rates are frozen or they do it themselves voluntarily
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Post by George »

My top gainers today:
TMA: +17.3%
INTC: +7.2%
MVL: +6.1%
CTAS: +5.1%
IR: +4.7%

For me to break even, Ingersoll-Rand must gain another 13%, Intel 30%, Cintas 40%, and Thornburg a mere 120%.

Marvel is already in the black with an annualized return of 14%.

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Post by George »

Awesome. I was using my records to estimate my taxes (bastards haven't sent me my 1099 yet) and realized I didn't sell any stock this last year. No Schedule D for me!

I also realized I've overpaid capital gains for the last few years, since apparently, the purchase commission is part of the cost basis. That's probably $10 lost. Unless I file an amended tax return! For several years!

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