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I get their daily "Top Picks" email. Does anyone do any following-up on their picks (or pickers)? Just wondering what their track record is like?
are you referring to the top picks on BNN Market CallI get their daily "Top Picks" email. Does anyone do any following-up on their picks (or pickers)? Just wondering what their track record is like?
Very interestingare you referring to the top picks on BNN Market Call
This website might interest you
http://www.nickldown.com/BNN048.html
Show's their 2-3 year history
Yes, I think it is wise to watch him, his ability to pick and recommend loosers is unmatched, one would do very well listening to him and doing the opposite.Also, now that you mention it I will watch Eric Nutall more closely, I know at one point his Sprott fund he manages was up huge, not sure how its doing anymore..
Ha Ha .... good pointYes, I think it is wise to watch him, his ability to pick and recommend loosers is unmatched, one would do very well listening to him and doing the opposite.
But he sure makes a good impression with all his smart yapping.
yeap, 3 picks from Apr 9 were real disaterFabrice taylor was good before
I did pretty good on Intertape Polymer (ITP) after Benj Gallander recommended it around $2.00 or so. Fabrice Taylor had it as a top pick at about $8.00 I believe. I was buying from 2.00 all the way up to about 14.00. I still hold it.soooo..... I'm curious : has anyone made any real dough, based on these "picks"?
+1 - might be my least favourite talking head. I like Jason Doville - but also like Benj Gallander. His contrarian views have led to some interesting finds.One I hate the most is Eric Nutfell
+1 ... good to see you back haroldBy the time any of these BNN guests recommend picks on TV, they have already bought in a long time ago.
Conversely, by the time they recommend a sell, they have themselves sold out (or gone short) a long time ago.
making $ in stock investing is not about the % of trades you get right. this isnt a baseball batting average. its about your winners paying for all your small losers and then some. in fact, the lower the amount of winning trades, usually the more profit a trader makes.Ha Ha .... good point![]()
It's really funny to see many "gurus" have close to 50% completely wrong picks... and all this in bull market....
imho, anybody picking stocks without even looking like in rouletta would have similat success ....