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Sunday, November 22, 2009

China Wants Their Money Back

Is it funny cause it's true?  or sad?



SnL nails it with this one.  "I like to be kissed when someone is doing sex to me!"

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-KD
Posted by Kid Dynamite at 10:34 PM

7 comments:

DaveinHackensack said...

Do you list your e-mail address somewhere on this blog?

12:58 AM
hooligan said...

bleh, its censored so it can't be read in europe

2:23 AM
Kid Dynamite said...

@Dave - no, i don't list my email address

@hooligan - sorry you can't access the video

8:41 AM
DaveinHackensack said...

Kid,

Then I'll leave you my message here:

My company has launched a new site, ShortScreen.com, which offers tools and ideas for short sellers, including a screener that screens for companies whose Altman Z-scores predict bankruptcy. It might be of interest to those of your readers who short stocks or buy puts on them as part of their overall portfolio strategy.

If you become an affiliate, your readers will get a discount on the regular membership fee, and you will get recurring referral commissions on every premium member you refer to the site. The whole process would be seamless for you. For more details on the affiliate program, you can click here: http://shortscreen.com/become-an-affiliate.

Feel free to e-mail me if you have any questions or would like more info.

11:06 AM
chris g said...

An individual investor can subscribe to Stock Investor Pro from AAII and put in the Z-score formula to generate their own screen results without paying anyone other than AAII for the database. It would cost about the same and you'd get the ability to do custom screens, too.

Disclosure: I don't work for AAII. I don't have a blog. I am selling nothing.

11:14 AM
DaveinHackensack said...

Chris,

The screener on ShortScreen uses both the Altman Z-score and Z"-score models and then combines the results into one ranking according to each stock's distance from its distress threshold (since the two models have two different distress thresholds). I don't see a screen based on those models listed on AAII's list of stock screens.

As for price, ShortScreen doesn't require an annual membership, but if you annualized its monthly membership with the affiliate discount (e.g., if Kid Dynamite were an affiliate and you joined through his site) the fee would be $13.30 per month which works out to a little less than $160 per year. Stock Investor Pro is listed at $247 per year for non-AAII members.

Disclosures: I have a blog. My father was an AAII member and I think they offer some interesting resources. I am obviously interested in promoting my site, which I think offers useful tools at an attractive price. Also, I eat my own cooking.

11:48 AM
Anonymous said...

You're looking at the preset screens. With Stock Investor Pro you create your own screens in two minutes. You can combine it with other screens that turn out underperforming stocks (analyst downgrades, insider sales, etc.). You can rank them. You can score them. You can export them to a spreadsheet. You can have it spit out historical returns to feed your mean variance optimizer so that you can create a truly market neutral portfolio. Their data includes ADRs and is updated weekly. You can use it for 362 days and if you don't like it, they'll give you every penny of your money back.

Disclosure: I feel like they should compensate me.

5:28 PM

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