I’ve used Expedia a couple of times for airfares and have found it to be cheaper than Travelocity. This made me get a bit lazy
readI’m skipping August since it’s not that interesting on its own, and here’s the Lazy Porfolio performance May to September 30, 2007. Last update was
readWe’re back from our 6-week vacation in Germany and France. I’ll start updating my regular “features” tonight: monthly expenses and Lazy Portfolio.
readI think it’s such BS! Take McDonald’s in Germany and in Canada for example. German McD prices are a lot higher, but food at the
readWe’re away on vacation. I won’t be posting much for a couple of weeks, but will do weekly updates.
readHeld since December 22, 2005. Including dividends after commission total return is 10.51%. Not very impressive but the dollar amount is even more laughable. Profit:
readI added this site to my Blogroll (at the bottom of the page), and also wanted to mention it separately: InsiderScore.com Buy/Sell Ratio Insider buying
readHeld for 2.5 business days and 1 weekend. Net profit 5.73%. The sale was even sweeter when I saw later than UNG dropped $2.
readThis is from one prospectus I was working on: A superficial loss is deemed to occur when a client sells a security to trigger a
read1. The key to identifying the next profitable sector is often to look for what’s been beat up and “under the radar”. Natural gas has
readI have been watching Asian markets at night to get a sense of what US/Canada might do the next day, but that’s wrong. I should
readNew York Times article in today’s Fashion & Style “When High Price Is the Allure”: At Saks Fifth Avenue in Manhattan last week, Jessica Lee
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