RE:What's the plan for the "ultimate shell"Blue collar worker here, and 1.5 year member of SCD.
- Very few picks. Doesn't write up stocks unnecessarily. The portfolio is up in the hundreds of percent. I've made my membership fee back in spades. I consider it a brokerage fee.
-No dividends, you're right. If I wanted dividends (which is a smart thing depending on your investing philosophy), then I would have joined The Motley Fool.
-Very little promotion actually. The investment banks seem to do that for him. Cormark just backed LTE for 20 million dollars, and the BZI executive, and or SCD editors said barely a word.
-1 loser... 1!
-Very strict investing criteria. Doesn't force the issue, and buy stock for the sake of buying stock. Has sold loser, based on this.
-Has only sold partial holdings in extreme winners to expand into IPA. One time deal.
-When BZI was 7,8,9 cents, insiders were buyers.
-Involved in PTE financing at .125c when stock was trading at .20 (really goodmetrics but they needed to pay off some high Level debt).. and it never dropped.
-Technically a very risky venture, be it BZI, or the microcap world in general. But the returns have more than covered this.
-Nothing I have told you here was or is a secret, and is public knowledge.