EditorSS's Public Profile
“ Get in the game and never ever quit. ”
About EditorSS
I've been in the financial services industry for nearly 30 years and yet I don't consider myself a "'savvy" investor. But I rarely make the same mistake twice and I've found a few things that work fairly consistently. Beyond that, I've learned to work with professionals that I trust to bring good information to me.
EditorSS Profile
SoCal - The OC
Veteran
An Investor
Bullish
Jim Cramer, Jeff Bishop, Patrick Murphey, Stuart Smith
Small Caps, Mid Caps, Resources/Minerals
Bullish
DIS, ORGC, CVS, NPD, LDG
Agricultural
Alternative Fuels & Energy
Oil & Gas
Food & Food Related: Farm, Producers, Distribution
Biotechnology: Research, Therapeutics, Discovery
Health: Hospitals, Care, Fitness, Devices, DME
Waste Management, Pollution & Treatment
Food Services: Grocery, Wholesale, Restaurants, etc
Electric, Water, & Gas Utilities
Bearish
AMR, DAL, CAL, LCC, UAUA
Automotive
Home Furnishings, Fixtures, and Appliances
Textile: Apparel, Footwear, Accessories
Brokerages, Funds & Advisors
Real Estate
Building Materials, Lumber & Construction
Homeland Defense, Security Technology, and Aerospace
Retail Stores
Security & Protection Services
Transportation Services
Travel & Hospitality
Telecom, Long Distance Carriers, Phone Cards, VOIP, etc
EditorSS's Best Investment Ever
I bought a fairly large amount of a micro-cap diagnostic software company in early 1995 for about 3 cents per share. In August of that year MSFT launched Windows95 - which revolutionized the software/PC business. But users needed a companion diagnostic product to fix the inherent problems and (for about 6 months anyway) only ONE such product existed - that of my software pick. The stock shot up to $18 and settled around $14. Needless to say, I did pretty well.
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