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Education: |
B.A. in psych |
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| Annual Income: |
$50,000 |
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| Debt: |
$0 |
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| Cash: |
$2,500 |
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| Operating Margin: |
8.1% |
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| Profit Margin: |
1.7% |
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| Price to Earnings: |
154.5 |
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Annual Return
vs. S&P 500: |
+ 1.2% |
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| Favorite Stocks: |
HDI, NOK |
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| Investment Style: |
Aggressive Growth |
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| Note: The life valuation graph is created based on data provided by the individual. It is a graphical representation of their financial well being. The more data the individual provides, the more accurate the graph. |
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| Return on Investment |
20% |
| Relative Strength |
44 |
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Sep 97: Defaulted on loan
Jan 98: Sold Harley stock for 455% profit
Sep 99: Paid off credit card debt
Apr 00: Laid off
Jun 01: Rejected for mortgage application
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| "Hi.. I'm FastGal. If you're looking for Martha Stewart, try somewhere else. My motto is live life to the fullest. I love the stock martket and I love bikes. My friends tell me I live the wild life but I think they're just jealous. ;) |
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 Too risky for me
I had a nice date with FastGal, but we just didn't mesh very well. I have concerns about her spending habits and investing approach. |
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 sweet
sweet girl, but not what I was looking for |
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 I miss you, FastGal
FastGal and I dated for six months, and I really liked her. Don't be fooled by the leather and motorcycle in the photo---she's a warm, caring person. If I hadn't had some other personal things going on in my life, I think we'd still be together...best of luck. |
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| We like Fastgal's achievement of becoming debt-free two years ago, but we still have concerns
about her credit history, specifically her recent failure to acquire a mortgage. Her aggressive style could pay off in the
short term, but it could also lead to ruin. If you like taking a risk on a flier, though, FastGal could be right for you.
Fool Valuation: PROBABLY NOT WORTH THE RISK
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