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Robert Wollenberg
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Does anybody invest in the stock market?

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I was just curious if anybody was interested in the market besides me? I'm currently holding shares in NTRI. I almost bought Google at $115 and kick myself in the butt every day for not doing so. If anybody has any tips, what's hot/what's not, etc., lets have it.

What's up with XMSR vs. SIRI? What happend to XMSR last week? I think XM has the stronger numbers, but SIRI seems to keeps holding its own. Opinions?

If anybody has questions about the market, how it works, what ever, I'll try to answer the best I know. Maybe, probably there's someone else on here who might have a better answer.

Let's support our mobile audio habit through solid stock investing! lol
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cat and terex ive made 20000 on those to companys alone i bought cat before it split at 94 dollars and then it split 2 for 1 and i have made a load of money i think there at like 59 a share?
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Post by Robert Wollenberg »

Are they still worth buying? What's good about them? I like NTRI because everybody is trying to loose weight these days. Their subscriber base just doubled, and earnings and revenue have outperformed expectations. They're a fairly small company by comparison, but growing like crazy. Unfortunately, I can only afford to be in one stock at a time. This one just happens to be it. If I could afford it, I'd love to be in more. DNA, FORD, FRO, GOOG, HW, MOT, XMSR, just to name a few.
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cat is going to buy a company in china that makes large earth movers shhh! might be worth a shot there earnings beat expectations and there growth beat expectations also.
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Post by Robert Wollenberg »

Nice. What's up Bill, how you been? Where's the web page bro? I don't know what I'll do with myself in the desert if I can't get on this forum. I might have to do actual work or something. :(

This deal CAT is making ... does it look like a good move? Could it turn around and bite them?
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Post by Bwcad1 »

yea it sounds like a damn good move chinese manufacturing is booming im a tooling engineer and i know about that. plus factories are being built everywere and in china u build housing structures with your factories. http://www.wolfpackaudio.com thats my webpage it takes up all my webpage time lol
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Post by Robert Wollenberg »

After having been in Korea and seeing how they're expanding by leaps and bounds, I wanted to find a fund that encompassed many Korean companies. When I'd go to the city I was stationed near, I'd feel lost if I hadn't been down there in a couple weeks because the construction changed stuff so often. It was kinda weird. Great country though. I'd love to go back.

Nice web page. You need more pics. If you have a shop, you should throw up a pic of that so local people can identify with you. Or nonlocals like me. I'll be rolling through that way in Dec. What if I want to stop and say hi? lol. How about a links page to helpful info especially for the DIYer. If you show a willingness to help those guys out, I think that would improve foot traffic at least and eventually build to loyalty. If you can get people to use your page as a portal to info, they'll associate you with that, then they'll want to check you out and see what you're all about. Lend them a hand and they'll give you their loyalty. Maybe. Maybe not. What could it hurt though, right?

And when their cars are all jacked up, charge them an exorbitant rate to fix it. lol Just kidding. Don't do that. Although, in my time of being in business, I spent more hours fixing other peoples installs than installing new stuff. Some DIYers and lots of other shops handy work. It's increadible what people will do to other people's cars without feeling bad about it.
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