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  • Former Subscriber
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    Yes. I saw that.
    Unfortunately,
    it does not answer
    the question.

    I resubscribed, only
    a short while ago,
    and only received
    an electronic version
    via email.

    Actually, they sent two:
    a regular version, and a
    super-duper spreadsheet
    version.

    Unfortunately, I was not
    able to save either to
    my cellphone, and I do
    not have a printer.

    Of-course, I can redraw
    it from the email, and
    I already saw what I
    wanted to see, anyway.

    (By the way, I think
    some of the numbers
    are different from
    The Bowser Report,
    but maybe my mind
    is playing tricks
    on me.)

    Anyway, I may have
    missed the mailing
    date, but received
    the electronic version
    anyway.

    If that is the case,
    I am pleased.

    On the other hand,
    if the print version
    has been discontinued
    all together, I will be
    a little less pleased.

    I read ink and paper
    with confident speed.
    Reading electronic pixels
    is like determining
    the exact location
    of a chipmunk.

    It was kind of you
    to respond to the
    question. Thank you.

    I takes a goodly while,
    for an internet forum
    to take hold. Years.

    Then again, some forums
    simply do not work out.

    Perhaps,The Bowser Crew
    have become a bit discouraged
    with the forum.

    The energies of youth,
    demand their expression
    in happeningness.

    Former Subscriber
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    in reply to: Past BR winners #11847

    An off the cuff partial answer
    might be casually derived
    by resetting the cost basis
    on MLAB and UTMD to your
    points of sale.

    What percentage
    do you get
    for each?

    Compare that to the percentages
    provided in the Bowser Report.

    I would be curious to see that.

    (privately, if possible,
    you may wish to consider
    your redeployment percentages)

    Former Subscriber
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    in reply to: Past BR winners #11845

    💡 The Bowser Game Plan 💡

    One of many investing techniques,
    however, not the sum of all.

    Maybe a launching point:
    What do they say about
    small boats?

    Personally,
    if I pay my bills,
    I’m happy.

    Generally,
    the more one wants,
    the more risk one must take,
    and the harder one must work.

    However,
    it should be noted:
    The Bowser Game Plan
    does not exist in a vacuum:

    someone is buying Bowser Stocks
    at the upper and lower ranges
    of the Bowser Plan:

    The Prebowser Universe

    and

    The Postbowser Universe

    un-niched places
    of perhaps greater chaos

    Former Subscriber
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    in reply to: NVFY #11836

    IN THE MAX BOWSERVIAN
    TRADITION OF GOOD HUMOR:

    The Nova Adventures
    Of Alice In LifeStyleLand

    their couches
    are pallets of straw

    their tables
    crossroads of cardboard

    and what cushions there “are”
    “are” stuffed bubble Rapper

    and please don’t forget
    the “are” “are”; ha ha

    A Speculative Report
    From Smoking Alfalpha

    Former Subscriber
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    in reply to: Features #14538

    Yes. I can not imagine
    not using a limit order.

    A limit order allows one
    to time travel (with,
    of-course, the risk
    of non-execution,
    and partial execution).

    Bowser stocks stretch time
    (or large cap stocks
    compress time):

    Five days of a Bowser stock
    are like five minutes of
    a large cap stock.

    The big traders of those
    stocks, probably complain
    about the poor pricing …

    smaller price differentials
    over much much larger numbers
    of shares.

    “Making dollars from pennies.”

    And making five minutes
    last five days.

    Former Subscriber
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    in reply to: Features #14536

    Welcome to the Bowser Forum.

    Unfortunately, I do not
    know much more about BOSC,
    than what is conveyed
    in the Bowser report.

    I did notice in the
    Bowser Report that the
    stock price appeared to
    be bouncing around a lot:

    Maybe stocks that
    bounce around a lot,
    tend to keep bouncing around.

    Especially,
    if they only have
    3,500,000 shares.

    Former Subscriber
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    in reply to: NVFY #14535

    Would anyone like to comment
    on the ownership structure
    of Nova Lifestyle?

    Do the 27,700,000 shares
    represent 100% of the
    ownership?

    Are there any special
    share classes, or
    preferred stock?

    Former Subscriber
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    in reply to: cafe2-compressor #11786

    (they recommended selling)

    He probably wanted to answer it
    in the Bowser Report, as not
    everybody attends this forum.

    In the February electronic
    version, as he really had
    not much choice, he recommended
    selling it, because the company,
    itself, can not be sure of it’s
    plans, because it is very
    contingent on responses from
    parties they can not know what
    will be.

    I am sympathetic to the company,
    because the exchange simply
    doesn’t manage a good market-making
    for industrial, miniature manufacturing
    type stocks. They figure: they’re
    going to pay all this money for all
    of these compliances, and they don’t
    get any market-making.

    just the way market goes now

    They probably figured they can come
    back to the market later, when their
    situation better merits paying those
    expenses, and save themselves money,
    and save investors time.

    Imperfectly, of course.

    (I prefer the paper version too,
    and look forward to receiving it.
    Things can move very fast now,
    and, well, I do sneak a peek at
    the e-version.)

    • This reply was modified 6 years, 10 months ago by Thomas Rice.
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    in reply to: cafe2-compressor #11770

    The February 5th press release
    makes no mention of a buy out.

    If one were to buy shares now,
    would one become a private
    shareholder?

    That sounds appealing. If I had
    an excess $15,000 laying around
    in corporate bonds, for patient
    earnings, I would snap at it.

    (By the way, I do not own CCA.)

    Former Subscriber
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    in reply to: cafe2-compressor #11767

    A boat that takes on water,
    in fair weather, is to be
    regarded with suspicion.

    A boat that takes on water,
    during a hurricane, is to be
    regarded with less suspicion.

    Either boat could go down.

    However, the question
    of complete abandonment,
    on the grounds of intrinsic
    taking on of water, may
    need to be considered
    differently, between the
    two boats.

    Former Subscriber
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    in reply to: NVFY #11764

    I would prefer to just

    ignore unlegally binding

    noise making, and buy back

    lots of shares.

    The profitability of righteousness

    is greatly exaggerated.

    Former Subscriber
    Member
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    in reply to: cafe2-compressor #11761

    A boat that takes in water,
    in fair weather, is to be
    considered with suspicion.

    A boat that takes in water,
    during a hurricane, is to be
    considered with a degree of
    less suspicion.

    Either one can go down.

    However, the question of complete
    abandonment, on the grounds
    of intrinsic taking on of water,
    are not parallel, however.

    • This reply was modified 6 years, 10 months ago by Thomas Rice.
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    in reply to: Online broker #11711

    I am using Robin Hood, too. I am also looking at trading options using Robin Hood. I will open a new accout for my wife and I will use your referral link.
    Regards,
    Gokhan

    • This reply was modified 6 years, 10 months ago by Thomas Rice.
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    Hi Robert,

    It is a dilemma for me when to buy once the new Company of the Month is featured. Like you, I try to buy at a decent price. But sometimes the stock takes off and it rises above $3.00 per share and this puts it out of the buy range. I did some research over the last 3 years and if you would have bought the Company of the Month by Friday of the week it came out, you would have done okay. I try not to pay over 10% of the closing price on the Friday before it is featured on Monday. I have had a ton of winners so I cannot complain.

    Michael

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    Etrade has been pretty good for me

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