if people make personal decisions based on forum posts then Darwin is showing his face.

[QUOTE=webecheck;2443512]None, in my third year like already stated, but none of that means I'm unable to do an analysis. If one's argument is based on past performance and not present data, you can easily see the flaw. This is investing. Investing in equities, housing, careers, futures, etc. Present and forward looking data, not past.[/QUOTE

after reading several of your posts, I have determined you have no idea what you're talking about. But please, tell us more about how we should interpret your opinion.

"Forget it. He's rollin'!"

Lower your expectations Grasshopper and plan accordingly. Good things come to those who wait. Frustration to those who plan too early.

HA!!

This thread is off the deep end and drowning quickly.

Much like our poolies who have been treading water for almost a year.

So I shouldn't have bought that new boat?

I'm confused. [emoji16]

But I'm still rooting for webecheck!

Of course being new doesn't diminish your talent to look at data, but many of us have seen this show a couple of times.

My favorite imagined axiom from Confucius; He who plans early, plans often!

Mgmts in general would do better to set low expectations and then exceed them, poor mgmts seem to do quite the opposite, quite frequently.