May 2, 2007

I've been tagged by Chris Perruna. So here are things in the the meme.

a) My Five Obsessions?
  1. Literature. I like reading both classical as well as modern literature. I have read books by 35 authors out of the 103 Noble Prize Winners for literature. I intend to finish rest in my lifetime.
  2. Trends. Analyzing, studying, and writing about trends in consumer behavior, culture, social norms , business practices, etc. with specific focus on India.
  3. Personal success, personal growth, mental models, personal transformation, personal motivation, and everything to do with personal effectiveness.
  4. Leadership. Art, science, and practice of leadership. Study of leadership and what makes leaders successful. Training leaders.
  5. Trading and investing

b)Five Reasons why I Blog?
  1. To kill time when waiting for trade entry signal.
  2. To keep the gray cells busy
  3. To practice daily writing
  4. To keep record
  5. To network with successful traders
c) I’ll tag a few people if Interested:
  1. Alpha Trends
  2. Counter Trend
  3. Trading Goddess
  4. The Perplexed Investor
  5. Bill Rempel

20 comments :

  1. Sheesh, this is like the fifth time I've been tagged! I guess I'll finally have to write something ...

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  2. unlike bill, this is my first tag... thanks!

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  3. pradeep, you ever cross paths with MBT - russian telecom (i believe).

    has had nice growth, chart kinda setting up nice...

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  4. Needs a high volume breakout. Has been a laggard.

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  5. GLDN, also a Russian telecom, has been on Pradeep's lists recently. There may be similar macro trends driving the MBT.

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  6. All these stocks GLDN, VIP, MBT and other telcos have ran up post earnings breakout couple of quarters ago (August Sept onwards). Some of them have more than doubled since then. So lot of good things are priced in. So I am not very excited by them unless they have very good earnings and breakout again.
    They are more vulnerable to correction at this stage.

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  7. Pradeep, have you read any of Gunter Grass's works? I have The Rat and the Danzig Trilogy. I've started both, but have finished neither.

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  8. makes sense - so gotta find fresh meat...

    telecom not so fresh

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  9. you should name one of your scans "fresh meat"

    "double trouble" has nice ring to it.

    the name "episodic pivots" is kinda boring

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  10. Leisa
    Yes. Read it some time back.

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  11. i've read CAT AND MOUSE - pretty good.

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  12. also read:

    sartre - the age of reason...

    i am really into existential literature

    camus - all

    Knut Hamsun - hunger

    g g marquez - various

    hesse - sidhartha

    i think thats it...

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  13. Walter
    Out of your list I have read all books by
    Sartre , read all books.

    Gabriel Garcia Marquez,his recent auto biography (Vivir Para Contarla) is excellent , plus his last book Memories of My Melancholy Whores by Gabriel Garcia Marquez, was fun read. One Hundred Years of Solitude and Love in the Time of Cholera, two of my favorite books. Read several times. My favorite author.

    Camus L Etranger (The Stranger) I must have read atleast 50 times till now. One of my favorite.

    Herman Hesse
    Prolific writer, I like
    Siddhartha , Narcissus and Goldmund , The Glass Bead Game

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  14. well,
    I think I'll never understand Garcia Marquez. I've only read Cien años de Soledad and I'm still doubting there is a simple idea in this book. Of course the guy writes very well, but does he has something to say?. Needless to say
    my native language is Spanish.

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  15. magical realism in itself says enough... at least for me.

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  16. some things in Sout America are what we'd call magical realism. Indeed, you don't need a big creative capacity to pass from realism to "magical realim".
    It's funny, I meet some months ago a colombian girl who does not know how many brothers she has. She estimates, that they must be not least than 20, probably 30/40. His father is a lovely man that generates several children for each place he passes. jaja

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  17. It is at one level masterful metaphor about history of Colombia and much of Latin America.

    The beauty about good, well crafted book is you can read so many things in to it. It is also a metaphor for life, futility of war, human struggle, ambition, love and so on.

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  18. great bullish engulfing candle with volume on RVBD at bottom of very short term downtrend

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