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Education: |
M.S., comp. sci. |
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| Annual Income: |
$184,000 |
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| Debt: |
$219,000 |
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| Cash: |
$52,500 |
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| Operating Margin: |
32.9% |
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| Profit Margin: |
18.1% |
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| Price to Earnings: |
67.5 |
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Annual Return
vs. S&P 500: |
12.6% |
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| Favorite Stocks: |
Whatever's undervalued |
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| Investment Style: |
Day trader |
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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 |
-37% |
| Relative Strength |
25 |
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Jan 98: Quit job at brokerage to start career in trading
Feb 99: Opened own day-trading firm
Dec 00: Ended year up 104%
Jan 01: Divorce
Aug 01: Untimely margin calls
Jan 02: Shut down firm, continues to trade independently
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I love playing the stock market. I love the thrill of getting in and out at the perfect moment and the joy of
doubling your money in less than a day. I want to find someone who shares my passion for investing and living the good life.
I also enjoy sailing, mountain climbing, and spontaneous trips to places like Africa, India, and the Caribbean.
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A bit too intense
Dan's somewhat attractive, but just a little too intense for my tastes. Those of you with a more aggressive personality might
like Dan ok. |
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made me feel special
a night with dan is not your normal date, but if you want that, go hang out in a starbucks. he drove me around in
his limo, and showed me the city. He knew everybody, and I felt really neat. |
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Four hours I'll never get back
If you want to impress a women, Dan... be polite, listen to her, and for God's sake, turn off the damn cell phone
for five minutes.
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| Dan has some impressive numbers, such as his staggering 12% return above the S&P 500. But Dan also
has quite a bit of debt; $200K is a big concern. Find out the reasons for the debt before jumping into
anything. His life valuation in 2000 was very high, but a miserable 2001 raises serious questions about Dan's long-term
performance. If you're the risky type, though, Dan might be perfect for you.
Fool Valuation: WORTH A LOOK, BUT UNDERSTAND THE RISKS
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