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From: | "terry weston" <tweston@sympatico.ca> |
Date: | Mon, 18 Mar 2002 23:41:04 -0500 |
<<<<<<<<<<<<That investor profile is
very interesting Gerry. I wonder if you would mind answering a question for
me. I don't know how to classify myself but
I know I am not following conventional guidelines. I have a limited potfolio
(accident damages settlement) and not a lot of experience. I have tended to go heavily into one stock as part of a
broader portfolio. I was hurt by HIH and didn't read the signs with TLS and ERG
though I made some money. Now I am almost
wholly in biomed because I think professional integrity adds a little more to
the reliability of conjecture. I am heavily into a few favourites though spread
accross 15 bio stocks.I have a healthy distrust
of brokers and have nothing to do with them these days.Where do I fit on the
profile>>>>>>>>>>>>>
My honest opinion, depending on your age you should invest the money
in your own higher education so that with a higher income potential
your return on investment of this unfortunate windfall grubstake (accident
damages settlement) will far outweigh over the coming years, the
gambling method you appear to be using. |
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