Comments on: The Primeval Portfolio — “Caveman Plays” in Water http://www.stockgumshoe.com/2009/09/the-primeval-portfolio-caveman-plays-in-water.html Frustrated or intrigued by email teasers from investment newsletters and advisers? We solve them and track their performance here ... so stick around, participate and subscribe (it's free)! Sun, 21 Mar 2010 05:22:21 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: sheeple123jump http://www.stockgumshoe.com/2009/09/the-primeval-portfolio-caveman-plays-in-water.html/comment-page-1#comment-10468 sheeple123jump Thu, 03 Sep 2009 07:37:23 +0000 http://www.stockgumshoe.com/?p=1713#comment-10468 p.s...... that third caveman pick you havent deciphered yet... I might hazard a guess if I had some clues...but Mayer's special situations has a few good 'Gas and oil' plays ...I own them...and they are doing well. I also liked your essay on the gripe about these newsletter hype businesses with their marketing plans to get people sucked into the more expensive packages. I understand all that. and youre right. One has to wade thru the baloney all the time. Thats why your web site is go great for us all.... I especially am finding the Elliot Wave International newsletter system to be probably the worst offender, with all their advertising hype...and I do subscribe to one or two of theirs... its all relentless hype.all of them. But as I said before, I dont mind paying a few hundred every 3 months, if I'm getting something honestly valuable...and with Chris Mayer's special situations...the 350 Ive spent on it so far, with the investments I made, have netted me ...(So Far)about $7k profit in my portfolio . I have to imagine that people have experienced this sort of good thing with their good newsletters, a good pick that pays off, at least pays for the newsletter...so far none of Mayer's picks Ive followed have gone sour on me. They definitely are along the Cave man themes, Agriculture,water,energy, ....and that idea sits right with me for this uncertain,post collapse,global,troubled economy.I dont know if there are other newsletters better than Mayer's...with similar or different themes... but I'm finding Mayer's Special Situations to be solid and on my wavelength. p.s…… that third caveman pick you havent deciphered yet… I might hazard a guess if I had some clues…but Mayer’s special situations has a few good ‘Gas and oil’ plays …I own them…and they are doing well.

I also liked your essay on the gripe about these newsletter hype businesses with their marketing plans to get people sucked into the more expensive packages. I understand all that. and youre right. One has to wade thru the baloney all the time. Thats why your web site is go great for us all…. I especially am finding the Elliot Wave International newsletter system to be probably the worst offender, with all their advertising hype…and I do subscribe to one or two of theirs… its all relentless hype.all of them.
But as I said before, I dont mind paying a few hundred every 3 months, if I’m getting something honestly valuable…and with Chris Mayer’s special situations…the 350 Ive spent on it so far, with the investments I made, have netted me …(So Far)about $7k profit in my portfolio . I have to imagine that people have experienced this sort of good thing with their good newsletters, a good pick that pays off, at least pays for the newsletter…so far none of Mayer’s picks Ive followed have gone sour on me.
They definitely are along the Cave man themes, Agriculture,water,energy, ….and that idea sits right with me for this uncertain,post collapse,global,troubled economy.I dont know if there are other newsletters better than Mayer’s…with similar or different themes… but I’m finding Mayer’s Special Situations to be solid and on my wavelength.

]]> By: sheeple123jump http://www.stockgumshoe.com/2009/09/the-primeval-portfolio-caveman-plays-in-water.html/comment-page-1#comment-10467 sheeple123jump Thu, 03 Sep 2009 07:24:08 +0000 http://www.stockgumshoe.com/?p=1713#comment-10467 ....right on target again,Mr.G. it is LNN and HYFXF. . They are two of the star picks in Mayer's special situations....and Ive been waiting impatiently for any reasonable dip to get in on these ...but the market hasnt really had a fair dip since the first week in July. and these two stocks, like many others that have recovered 70% or more...seem way too overbought now...how much higher can the market keep going before a big correction. So I debate now, whether to keep buying stocks, or sell everything and wait for the (expected) big correction. I will reveal a little clue that pertains to Lindsay for your readers.... Chris Mayer advises his subscribers that "lindsay is a buy up to $35 a share" 34 or 35, I forget now but its in that target area.... Last I saw lindsay it is over 40 and not heading down too fast...so the train has left the station with this one, and hyflux as well. If you can offer feedback to my post here, I'd like to know more about Your stock in that Hyflux Trust, you mentioned...How can I get that? is it currently at a fair price to buy? How is it different from (better? or not) HYFXF...I'm actually especially interested in Hyflux Because of its involvement with China industry. That's a specific Theme I have in my investing plan. ...All things China related and All things India related. .but as for Lindsay and Hyflux...it seems to me a bit later to the party for these two right now. I think a basic examination of the charts on these would show a person where would be a good entry point , and these two need to come down about 25 % ,back to the july dips. Actually everything does now, really..... to be attractive again. keep up the good work. ….right on target again,Mr.G.
it is LNN and HYFXF. . They are two of the star picks in Mayer’s special situations….and Ive been waiting impatiently for any reasonable dip to get in on these …but the market hasnt really had a fair dip since the first week in July. and these two stocks, like many others that have recovered 70% or more…seem way too overbought now…how much higher can the market keep going before a big correction. So I debate now, whether to keep buying stocks, or sell everything and wait for the (expected) big correction.
I will reveal a little clue that pertains to Lindsay for your readers…. Chris Mayer advises his subscribers that “lindsay is a buy up to $35 a share” 34 or 35, I forget now but its in that target area…. Last I saw lindsay it is over 40 and not heading down too fast…so the train has left the station with this one, and hyflux as well.
If you can offer feedback to my post here, I’d like to know more about Your stock in that Hyflux Trust, you mentioned…How can I get that? is it currently at a fair price to buy? How is it different from (better? or not) HYFXF…I’m actually especially interested in Hyflux Because of its involvement with China industry. That’s a specific Theme I have in my investing plan. …All things China related and All things India related.
.but as for Lindsay and Hyflux…it seems to me a bit later to the party for these two right now. I think a basic examination of the charts on these would show a person where would be a good entry point , and these two need to come down about 25 % ,back to the july dips.
Actually everything does now, really….. to be attractive again.

keep up the good work.

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