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20160602th0814

Oh Shit.

This is a meditation.

Accidentally started it.

Universe, send me a bunch of money and make me famous and a big business creator.

Stick it.

I can do whatever I want.

Dreamt about a "thrasher". Article about thrashers in morning paper. A spider in her tea, of all things. In the comics, a spider in the coffee. So, I've tuned into the future.

20160602th0030

This is supposed to be meditations.

I was having trouble getting around to it all day.

I was going to stay up for a bit, work on charting, but I'm out of gas. I'll do a little of this, though.

I was having trouble thinking what to work on.

As I switched over to this, though, a though or two flitted through.

Not sure I can remember what they were.

Well, one was ... oh Jeeze, that one's gone again. Empty head.

Kind of a pressure situation off to my right, sort of behind me.

What I was writing about the other day is meditation as just paying attention to things like that, which are, I'll say, bubbles of trouble, or pressure.

Just ... paying attention? Mentally investigating them.

That's a ... what's it called, where you say the same thing twice? Because they are mental phenomena.

But, OK, mentally investigating a phenomenon in my mind.

I mean, the phenomenon is in the world, near me ... causing this phenomenon in my mind.

Investigating?

What I'm trying to get at is ... I mean, investigating is sort of an aggressive approach ... absorbing ... because I'm resisting it ... that's the pressure aspect ... so ... if I can let it in more.

What?

If it were a source of prosperity for me.

Could be.

I'm going to bed now. I'll think about it a little while I'm going to sleep.

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The process is, at Finviz, screen for stocks with a low pb, then try to figure out from the charts which ones are good companies. When my third or fourth guess came up empty I really concentrated, and this one has a low pb and makes money, and it's cute.

Oh, this kind of chart. The kind I always ignore even though it looks meaningful. So you want to buy this - this teeny weeny company, or trust. Well, its business seems to be ticking along. There's absolutely nothing wrong with it, and it's fun. Put in a hundred dollars and wait.

The question that remains is, when do I want to put more money into something? From Robert Kiyosaki: after checking out 100 properties.

lei

true it's just another texas oil company, but, heck, i tend to like 'em. i like this one, which is a pleasant surprise, not goliath, but pretty big, and scrappy. running small losses, itsy bitsy ones, every year, but a lot of book for your money. "Our favorite holding period is forever." I have no idea whether this is gonna work and am inclined to put in only $100.


i reserve the right to buy more if it goes to 2.

bota

inconsequential from a financial point of view, the company sells a little bit of something and loses lots of money. yukky biotech. one of them after another. i'm sick of these! and they comprise like 2/3 of the penny stock universe! it's so weird! then there's the mining stocks - what fun! - and oil. true, there are the little manufacturing companies, and the odd ball environmentalistic ones ... which among all of these has unlimited potential? Semiconductor Substrates?