I have been investing for 16 years. Most of the experience began with mutual funds and retirement accounts. I began trading stocks in 2002, I made some investments in small caps at the beginning of our current bull market. I have expanded into bigger names and look for companies with large year

I have been investing for 16 years. Most of the experience began with mutual funds and retirement accounts. I began trading stocks in 2002, I made some investments in small caps at the beginning of our current bull market. I have expanded into bigger names and look for companies with large year over year growth outlooks. I prefer stocks with better cash flow and low debt and only make quick trades on companies with tremendous short term upside. Much of the information I place in my analyses are for those that are looking beyond a one year time frame, in strong sectors that have good outlooks for years in advance. Most of my trades involve larger economic views that will push down the market over short periods of time allowing me to sell and pick up the stock at a discount in upcoming weeks or months. I work as lead prosthetist for a hospital. I fit, fabricate and care for those unfortunate enough to lose a limb. I graduated from California State Dominguez Hills and have a BS degree with emphasis on Orthotics and Prosthetics. I place more emphasis on bullish scenarios and values in sectors that are down or out of favor, and generally invest in high flying sectors, trying not to focus on minute details effecting only the particular stock. All of my information is garnered from the internet, corporate filings or periodicals and transerfed back to other investors through consolidation of information and hopefully simplyfied enough that even the newest investor can understand. I am open to any ideas for upcoming analyses if any investor would like an analysis written about a stock they need more information about. Also, I appreciate all feedback, even negative as it could give me the opportunity to offer an opposing view to stimuli affecting the particular stock.