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A room with a view

This is the view from my beach condo.

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AMGN Big Chart

This is the chart created by my Big Chart Tutorial

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Cumulative Default Rate as a percent of Financed Student Loans

The data series above has been converted to quarters and charted.
2004-2 is running a little bit slower than 2004-1

At 12 quarters cumulative defaults are at 5.03% for 2004-2
The default assumption for valuing residuals is 9.12%

At 12 quarters cumulative defaults were at 5.33% for 2004-1
The default assumption for valuing residuals is 8.76%

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Would you mortgage your house and cash in the kid’s educational funds to put them on a stock tip from this guy?

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Bob Greene (greenerd) & his wife Sue with Ted Murphy (TMFmurph1) and Gary Anthony (RGAnthony) … murph is valiantly trying his best to form a complete sentence without an expletive as Gary incredulously looks on.

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Mike Klein (mklein9), Ed Stephen (KGAV8R) and his wife Connie …”Don’t be too concerned about murph … his meds should be kicking in any time now”

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Anne & Jim Schout (BMW) and Mike Klein (mklein9) and Ed Stephen (KGAV8R) … “Once upon a time, long before CAGR’s were even invented, people actually had to work to make money…”

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Gary “CON HD” Anthony (RGAnthony) and Paul “PRO HD” Julian (DallasFire) demonstrate the BMWm version Dueling Fools.

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John Meinking (Jokingme) gets his Foolish reward for having organized and hosted the Cincinnati Conference

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Anne & Jim Schout (BMW) and Mike Klein (mklein9) and Ed Stephen (KGAV8R) … and Mike is showing off his sense of west coast couture in the jaunty angle of his new chapeau while muttering … “I thought they said if I did all those graphs I would get a CHATEAU??”

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Bob Greene (greenerd) with Ted Murphy (TMFmurph1) and Gary Anthony (RGAnthony) … murph is presenting a TMF hat in abstenia, to our director of BMWm south, Denny Schlesinger (captainccs) with a wee little catch .

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The newest inducted BMWm fools, showcased by the incomparable crowned BMW himself … John Meinking (Jokingme), Mike Klein (mklein9) & Gary Anthony (RGAnthony)

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Gary Anthony (RGAnthony) upon hearing he had been unanimously elected to be chairman of next year’s CON … we still haven’t told him no one else wanted to do it, but please don’t let him know that … he’s such a sensitive guy.

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FMD charts by buffettstudent

Cumulative Default Rate as a percentage of Loans in Repayment

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FMD charts by buffettstudent

Cummulative Default Rate as a percentage of Financed Student Loans at Closing Date

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FMD charts by buffettstudent

Credit Worthy Vintage Analysis for TERI Guaranteed Loans in Repayment -- Gross Default Matrix by Repayment Year

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Home Depot growth rates

This chart shows the normalized growth rates for Home Depot stores, associates, and sales 1986 - 2005

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Home Depot sales ratios

This chart shows the ratios for Home Depot:

Sales per store
Associates per store
Sales per associate

These last two ratios are inversely correlated, in other words, the more associates per store the lower the sales per associate.

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Installed Plug-ins

These are Safari's installed plug-ins

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KO - Assets

This chart shows the growth of assets at Coca Cola over the last ten years.

Some data for 2006 is missing so I just copied the 2005 data.

The data is normalized to 1997 = base 100

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KO - Income

This chart shows the growth of income at Coca Cola over the last ten years.

Some data for 2006 is missing so I just copied the 2005 data.

The data is normalized to 1997 = base 100

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KO - P/E Ratios

This chart shows the decline of P/E ratios at Coca Cola over the last ten years.

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MDT Flat-liner

This 20 year chart was made on Oct 15, 2007 and it shows MDT flat-lining since 2000

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MDT short term volatility

This is a 3 year chart made on October 15 showing MDT's volatility which might come in useful to trade LEAPS.

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MSFT 2-2-2007

Jim's Microsoft chart

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Oppenheimer Market Strategy Oct 16, 2006

Wall Street Upstages Pamploma
Market Overview.

The stampede of the bulls into equities continued last week. Augmenting their allure as the asset class uniquely possessing upward momentum, equities enjoyed a boost from a broadening consensus – led by spokesmen from the Federal Reserve Board and from its former chairman – that the slowdown in housing does not constitute a threat to the economy. Indeed, it is considered salutary in that it will bring growth back to a sustainable pace. Indeed, the Fed’s maunderings stressed that participants should not become complacent that the current pause would be followed by a rate cut, and emphasized that all options were open in case the economy reaccelerated enough to exacerbate inflationary pressures. Needless to say, the view here is that it is premature to dismiss the housing issue as a non-event.

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P/E Ratio chart

This charts illustrates the behavior of the P/E ratio of an index as members go from earnings to losses. The progression is NOT linear.

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P/E Ratio no negatives

Here is the same curve with no losses. It is still exponential

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Pareto distribution

In the sample I built, every fund manage started with $1000. The worst lost $200 and the best made $428.35. The index gained 8.9% for the year. 24 managers beat the average and 26 did not. The Pareto distribution curve for this model is very flat:

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Pareto distribution 3

Here the curve is much more pronounced

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PEAR class installations

This script checks your server for installed PEAR packages. It does not do an exhaustive check.

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php finance Class

This was my attempt to write the Excel financial functions as a php Class. It is not complete and XIRR() has a bug in it.

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Skunks of the Dow 11-22/2006

An absolutely amazing CAGR of 66% WOW!!!!