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Alcoholics Nominous

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Some musea are worth visiting in May.

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Feel the web and try it if you can.

Audi-Oh

It's a walkman but not like we know it.

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Succubus

Usually I don't care much about the gossips of the happy few. Nevertheless the 'Beckham affair' caught my attention, especially the luscious Rebecca Loos whom reminds me the ways of the Succubi.

Did David's opponents perform rituals to summon Her? If so, then David is truly in need of a Succubus Hunter.

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Discover the world when dumped.

Franz's fiancée dumped him the week of their wedding. Nevertheless Franz decided to have a wedding anyway ... just without a bride and took Kurt, his recently divorced brother, on the scheduled Costa Rican honeymoon.

Obviously they had such a good time that they decided to extend their honeymoon. They quit their jobs, sold their homes, gave away clothes and furniture, discarded cell phones and pagers and ever since they've honeymooned through nearly 60 countries in Eastern Europe, Latin America, Southeast Asia and Africa.

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How to deal like a ninja.

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Listen to the web and catch them if you can.

Wednesday, the Sergent will be in town.

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'Easter says you can put truth in a grave, but it won't stay there.'
Clarence W. Hall

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Like other obvious seasonal pagan traditions, Easter is no more then the Spring Festivities (revival of nature) as Christmas are the Mid-winter Festivities (the prolongation of the days, the birth of a new cycle).

How naive must one be to swallow these Roman assimilation of ancient myths & legends and how low a sect must be to abuse the faith of the innocents?

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Yuko Shimizu

Unlike some claims, Sushi does sleep.

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Stock Picking without Luggage



Nyfix Inc

NYFX(E) seemed interesting, trading close to book value with a low debt ratio, increasing sales and quite some volume.

Technically there was a possibility that NYFX would rejoin the channel it was in and that should have been enough to net 10%.

Unfortunately, just as it was getting close to target a news release announced that NYFX will restate its results for fiscal years 1999 through 2002.

Like the main argument of this purchase was that the sales at NYFX have increased during each of the previous five years, we had to let it go. Furthermore the fact it will start trading as NYFXE, what can be a prelude to become NYFX.OB or NYFX.PK didn't help to keep this one on board.

Nevertheless, if the results prove to be real and they get rid of the E, then we'll consider picking it back up.


APA Optics Inc.


Another original gone, APAT was selected following the basic recipe; no debt, close to book value, generating some profit and climbing out of the deep.

And a good sense of humour, a firm that display this on their site can never be all bad.

Still, the recent surge remains unexplained. Are more people switching to Small Caps as many Big Caps are overpriced for their perfection? Is the optical biz getting back in fashion? Did a stock picker site promote it? Or is it purely technical due to the mysterious sine wave theory?

Whatever, APAT is up and away and I'm happy.


Behold the newly picked:

• Optical Cable Corporation OCCF for about € 2000.

• Do not buy anything that you do not fully comprehend. Stocks for instance.


• Do not buy anything without making your own investigation.


• Do not buy anything if you can't explain your motivation, 'Market Feeling' is not a motivation.


• Do not buy anything just because I or anybody else did.

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Asia's Best.

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'Give a kid a beach and he'll make a sandcastle; give a man a billion dollars and he'll build the world's tallest building.'
Popular Wisdom

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