So Donald Trump walks into a house…

So Donald Trump walks into a house..

in an ugly grey suit, with a giant oversized check in his hand, balloons everywhere, and goes “Surprise, you’ve just won Publishers Clearinghouse Sweepstakes!” Except the house is Ed McMahon’s. And he didn’t win anything. The Donald just bought his house. Get it?

Ed McMahon’s, Publishers Clearinghouse pitchman, home was about to be foreclosed on after he couldn’t make $644,000 on mortgage payments. In yet another of his humanitarian efforts, the Donald bought his house and plans to lease it back to Ed. Donald, apparently the avid fan of Ed as a college kid, was baffled at how such a tragedy could occur. He told LA Times “How could this happen?” I don’t know, Donald, how could it?!

If I had to pick three people to be friends with right now they would be… 1. Donald Trump 2. Dina Lohan 3. Anderson Cooper. In that order. I just wanted to throw this out there since I was on the subject of Donald. Ya, we’re on a first name basis now.

Anddddd my portfolio is up today. FSLR is kicking some stock butt, along with GM and Apple (showoff). Man, I really bought SIRI at the wrong time. 1.92 just seemed so cheap at the time, I couldn’t help myself. It was like finding an item on sale I’ve wanted for a really long time but couldn’t afford. I could afford 1.92. But I could afford 1.48 even more.

This is the sentiment graph today for FSLR for one month at PredictWallStreet. You can see when the price (blue line) was gaining some momentum sentiment (black line) peaked in the UP section. What stands out here to me is that even though the price has dropped this week, sentiment has remained relatively high. Also, around 7/23 the price dropped yet sentiment had a temporary spike. It appears to me that investors have a a lot of confidence in this company despite its price fluctuations. This would indicate to me that this would be a good long term investment because regardless of its wavering price, sentiment remains strong and will eventually pick it back up. FSLR is a cute little snowball getting bigger as it rolls down the hill.

I went a little prediction crazy yesterday and predicted on a lot of companies I know little about it. Smart move. PSYCH! This is all just good practice for me to see what companies I’m good at predicting. The decrease in my accuracy percentage shows me I need to stay out of the retail industry. Get out Kristy, get out. Which is actually quite ironic! In the real world, I’m actually very skilled in the industry of retail. Cough**shopping**cough.

Digg me!