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Competitions
and
Stock
Market
Highlights
By Yinon
Arieli | November 19, 2007
Yalicoo
players
continue
doing
pretty
well
this
week
despite
the
stagnant
behavior
of the
market.
genibus
(6.7%)
continues
to lead
the
quarterly
competition,
while FortuneTeller
(5.1%)
and Fred
(4.9%)
are
closing
the gap.
In a
smart
move,
genibus
bought
Garmin
Ltd. (GRMN)
on the
15th,
just one
day
before
the
navigation
gadget
maker
extended
its
contract
with
Navteq (NVT),
the
provider
of
digital
map
information
for
navigation
systems.
The
contract
was
extended
through
2015
with an
option
to
continue
through
2019.
The
extension
of the
mapping
data
supply
agreement
with
Navteq
ends a
troublesome
period
for
Garmin
and its
stock
surged
approximately
17%
during
last
Friday's
trading.
The
quarterly
competition
already
passed
its mid
point,
but the
returns
of the
leaders
are
still in
the
reach of
newcomers.
This is
why I
think
the
quarterly
competition
is the
most
attractive
choice
for new
players
to join.
This
week we
are
starting
the
second
half of
the
monthly
game and
the
status
quo is
kept, as
Fred
(9.7%)
is still
in the
lead. genibus
(8%) is
currently
ranked
second,
close to
Fred,
and
BULLitPROOF
(3.7%)
is a
little
bit
further
behind.
These
are
phenomenal
returns
compared
to the
5-6%
drop in
the Dow
and the
other
main
indexes
since
the
beginning
of
November.
The
bottom
line is
that
Yalicoo
players
are
continuously
beating
the
market
every
week,
month
and
quarter.
Those
who
monitor
the
moves
made by
the
leaders
could
join in
beating
the main
indexes.
What’s
New on
Yalicoo
We are
continuously
improving
the
functionality
of
Yalicoo’s
trading
system
and the
educational
and
support
content,
making
it
easier
and more
convenient
for you
to
trade.
Here are
the main
new
features
that
were
recently
added:
1. A
‘MAX’
button
was
added in
the
trading
window.
Clicking
this
button
after
you have
already
chosen a
stock,
automatically
calculates
the
maximal
amount
of money
that
could be
traded
from
this
stock,
with
respect
to
Yalicoo’s
rules
and
limitations.
2.
Execution
of
partial
order.
If you
choose
to allow
partial
execution
(by
checking
the
partial
execution
box in
the
trading
window),
the
system
will
execute
your
order
partially.
For
example,
if you
place an
order to
buy 10
shares
of
Google
and due
to a
diversification
limit
you can
only buy
5
shares,
the
system
will
execute
the
order
partially
and buy
5 shares
for your
portfolio.
3. A
stock
can now
be
searched
by its
related
sector
(according
to
Reuter’s
definition).
4. The
complete
list of
750+
companies
that can
be
traded
on
Yalicoo
has been
added to
the Y
academy
(click
here to
see the
full
list,
available
in Excel
format).
Is it
Easy to
be a
Stock
Master
Genius?
According
to the
famous
investor
Joel
Greenblatt,
you can
definitely
be a
stock
master
genius,
but it’s
not an
easy
task.
Unfortunately,
in his
book
‘You can
be a
stock
market
genius’,
he
writes
that
being a
stock
market
genius
requires
doing
some
extra
work;
and not
just a
little
work,
but a
lot of
work.
Before
reaching
the
point
were you
read the
financial
sheets
of
companies
you are
interested
in, you
must
read
many
financial
newspapers,
such as
the Wall
Street
Journal
or the
Financial
Times
(including
financial
sites),
on a
daily
basis in
order to
find
those
great
stock
trading ideas
for
investing.
I am
doing
that for
my own
portfolio,
and
believe
me it is
not an
easy
task.
Fortunately,
with
Yalicoo
you
don’t
have to
do all
this
hard
work in
order to
succeed.
You
don’t
need to
work
that
hard to
be a
stock
market
genius;
instead,
you can
just
follow
genibus
(and
other
Yalicoo
geniuses…).
genibus
is one
of the
more
successful
traders
among
Yalicoo
players,
otherwise
how can
one
explain
his
phenomenal
returns?
We are
all
familiar
with
genibus'
achievements
in the
past,
but he
still
continues
to
surprise
us again
and
again.
He
currently
leads
the
quarterly
competition,
ranked
second
on the
monthly,
and just
won the
last
weekly
competition,
gaining
a return
of more
than 10%
(ten!)
while
the
entire
market
hardly
moved up
(around
0.5%).
So, why
not get
assistance
from
Yalicoo
experts
such as
genibus
for your
own
Yalicoo
portfolios?
Well,
Let me
tell you
a
secret:
after I
joined
Yalicoo,
I
started
doing
just
that - I
am
following
genibus
and
other
Yalicoo
geniuses
to
improve
my own
Yalicoo
portfolio
returns
(although
I can’t
win cash
prizes
since I
am part
of
Yalicoo).
And
that’s
not all;
these
stocks
can also
be used
for your
real
portfolio.
Obviously,
no one
can
guarantee
that all
of the
leaders
picks
are (or
will be)
successful
100% of
the
time,
and
that’s
why you
still
have to
do
additional
research
on them.
But,
using
ideas
from
Yalicoo’s
leading
portfolios
can save
you many
hours of
reading
through
financial
newspapers
and
Internet
sites.
It can
also
direct
you to
some of
the more
profitable
stocks
in the
market.
For
example,
imagine
the
profits
that you
could
have
made if
you had
bought
GRMN on
November
15th,
when
genibus
bought
it? It
would
have
yielded
17% for
your
portfolio
– in one
day.
What if
you
bought
the
financial
services
company
E-Trade
on the
13th
when
Fred
bought
it? It
could
have
yielded
more
than 34%
for your
portfolio
– in
only one
day…!
The
bottom
line is
that
watching
the
moves of
Yalicoo’s
leaders
will
save you
a lot of
stock
market
research
time.
For an
entrance
fee of
only a
few
dollars,
you can
get a
lot of
new
investment
ideas
every
day;
ideas
that
have the
potential
to
increase
your
portfolio’s
value by
thousand
of
dollars
every
year.
Therefore,
I
strongly
encourage
you to
copy my
strategy
and
watch
the
trading
of the
geniuses
participating
in
Yalicoo
competitions.
It might
not make
you a
stock
market
genius
yourself,
but you
will
improve
your
trading
skills
and view
great
ideas
that can
possibly
increase
your
portfolios
returns.
Have a
good
Yalicoo
trading!
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