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Written on: 04/04/2008
The Nokia 5210 is a pretty decent little phone really durable of course a little old fashioned but you get what you pay for. (read more)
Written on: 04/06/2006 by rudeboymick (16 reviews written)
The Nokia 5210 is a great mobile phone. I've had it for 4 years, and I've dropped it, sat on it, and even accidentally dropped it out of the window of a moving car going 60, and it hasn't been damaged (except cosmetic damage to the case).
It took 4 years for anything to go wrong, and now it turns itself off on its own sometimes, but who has a phone for 4 years nowadays?
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Written on: 27/09/2004 by Rajesh2k4
Where do I start, the Nokia 5210 is the worst phone I have had in my possession, at first when I got it, it used to be fine. But after it would repeatidly crash when I try send text messages or try going into games which is pretty much the best feature the phone has. It also crashes when trying to use wap features and turns off. Within the last week it would send battery low signals when the battery is fully charged.The phone is not damaged shell wise at all hardly droped with force yet... (read more)
Written on: 22/09/2004 by caz1 (2 reviews written)
I had a Nokia 5210 phone for 3 months in that time, I couldn't write text messages, I had a buzzing noise on it and it keep turning itself off. I also sent it to be repaired twice only for it to come back the same as it went, I'd never buy one again. (read more)
Written on: 01/04/2004 by beep2beep83 (1 review written)
Overall, i like this Nokia 5210 mobile phone as it is ideal for my lifestyle as i like to participate in sports and if i drop my phone it is unlikely to damage it. I can download good music ringtones however i will be looking to upgrade soon as this phone is now quite big compared to new ones around. (read more)
Written on: 25/02/2004 by Stephanie mca
The Nokia 5210 is actually a good mobile phone - small and stylish. It's also really durable. (read more)
Written on: 18/02/2004 by itsrosie (1 review written)
*The Nokia 5210 mobile phone says it has full signal-wont ring out, sounds 3 beebs!
*Wont send txt messages! have to save in outbox then wait 5 minuets then try to re-send!
*When able to recieve txt messages, go to open and it errasses! once errassed re appears-try again does the same thing!
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Written on: 06/01/2004 by thebhoy (1 review written)
The Nokia 5210 is a good phone overall, the fuctions are reasonable. If you want a sturdy phone that is almost entirely protected by the case then this is the phone for you (read more)
Written on: 04/01/2004 by Stubee (5 reviews written)
Had this Nokia 5210 mobile phone for 18 months and it has been brilliant.
My wife has a Nokia phone and has a better signal than the 5210, but it has never caused me that many probs.
Dropped it down the toilet (it was clean) just before christmas, and the little begger still works fine! It is starting to look a bit beaten up now, my job isn't sitting in an office or company car all day, But it still functions ok.
I normally change phones every 10-12 months but this one has been great so I'm...
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Written on: 22/12/2003 by Superphone man (8 reviews written)
Dont you think this Nokia 5210 phone is the nicest ever? I look at this phone and think to myself that this is the king of all phones first thing the ruggedness of this phone is outstanding and the coolness is off the chart. You can aquire soo many colour cases for this to suit your style and if you are clumsy dont worry1 This is the phone for you.
The only thing I would say is wrong with this phone is that it is not colour, if it was color it would be the jesus of all phones!
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Written on: 17/12/2004
Tiny screen, comes in some sickly colours. Average features. Nothing great. Boring, uninspiring.
Written on: 09/11/2003 by Markmobile (1 review written)
This is a mobile phone and it works. It doesn't go wrong, it's battery lasts for ages, you can drop it, sit on it, spill beer on it and it still works. Excellent reception and clarity. The screen doesn't blur when it's running too many colours because its just good old black and white.
I've just gone back to this phone from a polyphonic colour clam-shell which was too fiddly, too short battery life and got to be a pain in the butt once the novelty wore off. If you want to make phone calls:...
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Written on: 09/11/2003 by Chaise (1 review written)
Bought this off my son a few days ago for $50..australian dollars....it had the creamy coloured "shell" yuck!
The buttons are a bit close....
but overall NIFTY!
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Written on: 30/10/2003 by ric182 (1 review written)
I have had this Nokia 5210 phone for almost 2 years and it has served me good. there is a slight problem with the shell now though, but this is very good cause im really clumsy with my phone and have dropped it quite a few times. the size of the phone is quite big but im getting a nokia 7650 so its smaller than that and although all the bad points this phone is durable and will last for a long time if not mistreated alot. (read more)
Written on: 14/10/2003 by theneb (1 review written)
When I first got this phone it was ace! I'm a very clumsy person and the shells are awesome because after about 2 weeks of having it I'd already broken the shell screen. Simply just get a new cover right? Wrong, these are the most impossilbe original covers to get. I brought a cheap one but the cheap fact certainly came back to haunt me. As for the waterproofness, I'll be testing that when I get my new phone.
I've had it since it came out but it's possibly the worst ever phone except for...
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Written on: 05/11/2003
Messages storage depends on network SIM card memory and not phone memory. My network has upgraded/improved their SIM cards to 64K and can now store up to 30 messages inbox/outbox combined. Old SIM card can only store up to 12 messages.
Written on: 12/08/2003 by Ed (1 review written)
The 5210 is the first Nokia Mobile phone I've had, after always choosing Alcatel models in the past. The main reason I wanted this model is the fact that it claims to be virtually indestructable.
I find most other models I have had seem to show thair age very quickly, mainly due to general wear from being carried in a pocket with money or keys etc., but the rubber case on this model is much more robust, and in any case can be replaced if it does start to look worn.
The ringtones on this...
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Written on: 23/07/2003 by Chris.
I've had this Nokia 5210 phone for a year now and although i did wear out one of the buttons at first (far too much space impact!) which needed a replacement i've had no problems with it. I found the vibrate very strong which is useful in very loud environments, particulally as the ringing volume is not very loud. (although the strong vibrate can be somewhat embarrasing in quiet surroundings!) I have dropped it a vertical distance of over 20ft onto a hard wooden floor and it survived! this... (read more)
Written on: 09/06/2003 by Somebody.
Shockproof shells are rubbish, when I splashed a small amount of water over the phone, some water actually got inside. When you drop the phone the casing comes apart occasionally. The thermometer is always wrong. It always says 30c in a normal room temperature environment which is normally 19-20c. The battery life is horrific, I only got 1 1/2 days out of it (Constant use - I talk a lot), The reception on the phone is rubbish, (1 Bar or less). I live in an area where coverage is good and... (read more)
Written on: 15/06/2003
i think this review has not been thought of in detail. did you miss the selling point of the telephone? its not the way it looks or the way it sounds or the battery life, its the fact that if you drop it off a cliff (which i have not but i have played a game with my friends where you kick it as far as you can) it will NOT break. that is why clumsy people buy it, that is why normail peple buy it, that is why people who cant afford fone insurance buy it. this fone is great it does everything it says it does. It didnt say that it had a 3year stand by time? so why expect that. i had this fone for a long time and was relunctant to part with it for my new 6100 (which is again a great fone) because the 6100 would break.
Written on: 18/05/2003 by Tom.
This Nokia 5210 is really good. However, the vibrate function doesn't work properly any more, which is really annoying. Another point, which could be a bad one, but I find funny, is that when you go to menu>profiles>general>personalise>message alert tone> and select personal, when you go to names>caller groups>and select one you get a language menu. HA! I don't care about this though. (read more)
Written on: 03/04/2003 by DestRoYeD.
Ive had the Nokia 5210 mobile phone for about a year now, Had no problems with it, except the screen cracking(shell)
Love it
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Written on: 16/03/2003 by Dudedoingnothing.
I have now had 3 of these phones and every one has broken every time the software has gone wrong its slow, and its not even drop proof and have read many reveiws which say if you want a good phone that is drop proof you should get its bigger brother the nokia 6250. (read more)
Written on: 11/03/2003 by Oswald.
A mobile newcomer's first impressions:
I like the dinky looks and feel of the blue version very much. It feels good in the hand because it has good ergonomics with the shape and quasi-rubber, and good balance of the weight unlike the 3510. I don't mind that the buttons are clicky since that is the price you pay for the robust versatility of the phone.
Compared to the 3510 though, the sound is a little tinnier or scratchy in the way those simple metallic earplugs are. You know, the really...
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Written on: 23/02/2003 by lieven lr.
The nokia 5210 has a major software bug. If you go to profiles->general->personalise-> message alert tone->personal and you select a ring tone, then you 'll get a language menu when you go to names->caller groups and select one of the caller groups. Instead of group name, ... you 'll get a language menu. There are more of these software bugs, so i recommend that you don't buy this phone. (read more)
Written on: 14/02/2003 by ian dunning.
I wanted a robust phone that i could use and abuse, i am an operational firefighter, and up to now it has not disappointed (yes it has been dropped and been wet). So maybe some reviewers expect too much and if they want a poser's phone don't buy the 5210 (read more)
Written on: 08/02/2003 by mash.
I've had my nokia 5210 for a year now and all i've had is trouble, I wish i hadn't bought it. I am going to sell it now and when i dropped it the screen cracked. So how can they call it shock proof? I am going to buy a different phone now!!!!! (read more)
Written on: 07/02/2003 by RICARDO.
SIZE IS A PLUS, IS NOT SO LIGHT. I WAS LOOKING FOR A WATER/SHOCK PROOF PHONE FOR TRAVELLING AND THIS IS THE BEST AROUND. HAD IT SINCE APRIL 02 AND HAD NO PROBLEMS AT ALL, HAS BEEN BANGED AROUND A LOT WHEN TRAVELLING. (read more)
Written on: 03/02/2003 by fow wow.
I would like to see the phone with the build quality of the 8310 cause if all the things that were on the 8310 were put on to the 5210 it would be a smashing phone (read more)
Written on: 30/01/2003 by rob.
I got my 5210 in April 02. I am now on my 5th. Y? because it's the most unreliable phone i've ever had! Faults i have had include, buttons not working, buttons putting a different number on the screen to that i pressed. Phone cutting out during texting. Phone losing signal until phone is switched back on. Turning itself off. Locking up. Not switching itself on at all. In addition to these faults i've had a screen crack when the phone was in my jeans pocket, and i'm a small person! The... (read more)
Written on: 09/06/2003
This guy is totally correct, I have had 3 of them now and the one I am now "using" is also faulty so by this time next week I think I'll be on my 4th! It is THE worst phone ever and is totally useless! All it does, if indeed I can ever turn it on, is turns itself off for no reason, turns itself off again when texting, turns itself off when phoning someone. I can hardly ever get it to turn on EVER!! DO NOT BUY THIS PHONE!!
Written on: 28/01/2003 by Moonstone.
I love everything about this phone.. It is the best... (read more)
Written on: 28/01/2003 by GarF.
A good upgrade from 3330 but rubbish (read more)
Written on: 24/01/2003 by Sat.
By far the worst phone I ever bought. It was so boring, thermometer doesn't work at all etc... I now own a panasonic gd 87 colour camera phone. And there is just no comparison. I wouldn't change it for anything. Never buy a monochrome phone these days, at least get a colour phone like the 3510i, or the 7250 soon.. I always ask myself this question: why do people bother buying monochrome phones??? I can't stand them anymore!!! Get real, colour and camera phones are the future! (read more)
Written on: 05/11/2003
Perhaps 10 years from now phones have fridge. I'll rather have a decent Canon camera for taking pictures or a Sony minicam for filming..
Written on: 20/01/2003 by Adam.
I got this 5210e on a free upgrade from Orange, used it for one day at work (cycle courier). I like the phone, small and light, can knock it about a bit etc. But I can't hear the ring over the London traffic noise. The main problem for me is using the hands free kit. I got a nokia hands free and need to use voice dialing alot, but when i press the button on the mic to start the voice-tag recall nothing happens. If i un-lock and then re-lock the keypad it works fine and dials away, but if... (read more)
Written on: 20/01/2003 by Jc_Lance.
It's nice (as far as my review is concern) has good features well if you're an outgoing person, hey dude try this one! Well I mean you could buy a casings/shells with bubble keypads so it's easy to press. I bought mine for 7500 pesos thats about......141.50 american dollars well thats a kind of cheap. HEY NOKIA: IF YOU COULD BUILD A 7650/5210/5510 COMBINATION WELL MAKE IT A PHONE W/C IS SHOCKPROOF,COLORED/HAS DIGITAL CAM.,HAS MP3 WAPABLE HUH WHAT ,MORE!!!!!! (",) (read more)
Written on: 14/01/2003 by gray.
This phones just the best. I dont know what all you other lot are talking about. I dropped it in the sink the other day and its fine!! It's truly the best phone of all time with some great features. (read more)
Written on: 24/12/2002 by justme.
I owned this phone for 5 months, then sold it...I was very dissapointed with the reception quality.... (read more)
Written on: 20/12/2002 by Burak Ural.
The Nokia 5210 mobile phone is garbage - it is for clumsy idiots.
The only reason to buy for is being a bit more resistant to shocks than others.
Rest is same with every others.
Thermometer is a mean marketing trick from Nokia. It is definitely useless, I tried two 5210 phones. I regret to buy this phone. Should have bought a second hand 6310 which would be a great phone. I went for the thermometer and got backstabbed... The dealer refuses to change the phone also.
Damn you Nokia !!!
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Written on: 10/01/2003
The screen is microscopic. A waste of time.
Written on: 11/12/2002 by claire.
Apart from the software fault I love the phone and dread the day I have to get rid of it. (read more)
Written on: 10/01/2003
Always important to buy a phone because it fits in any handbag!! What about it's usefulness??
Written on: 22/01/2003
I think your review was pretty rubbish, this phone has now aged a lot compared to the latest phones.
Written on: 21/12/2002
Why is it bad?
Written on: 10/01/2003
So why did you give it 7/10 for style & 4/10 overall?
I agree though, it's rubbish. The screen is way too small for a start.
Written on: 06/12/2002 by Ian.
I had my 5210 for 12 days, for the first week, it was great (previous phone Siemens C35i), Unfortunately people that phoned me said they couldn't me hear very well. After a week the novelty value of the phone wore off, as I am not sporty the chances of me dropping the phone are slim. Therefore I changed to a Nokia 3510, so far impressed with this one much better battery and reception (read more)
Written on: 03/12/2002 by Charlie Kininmonth.
I was on my third Nokia 5210 mobile phone in 12 months. I like to have a good phone but if I buy the best, I will lose a lot of money when it inevitably breaks in the near future. So I buy mid range phones generally, 3310, 3330, 3330. These never lasted more than 4 months. I am a clumsy person and my phone gets dropped often. This phone practically bounces back into your hand when you drop it. Feature wise, it is a substantial upgrade of the 3330, which in turn is an upgrade of the 3310. It... (read more)
Written on: 10/01/2003
Pure luck you did not ruin it under the tap. It is Splash resistant NOT waterproof remember. Nokia would not have replaced it
Written on: 02/12/2002 by drunk.
All in all a good phone worth having for the money doesn't hold a lot of messages but I am trying to change again but sure its great! (read more)
Written on: 09/12/2002
For the thermometer to work correctly (like any thermometer) you would have to leave it for anything from 5 - 20 minutes in the location you want to check (unless you use a laser thermo) for it to read correctly. You can't expect it to tell you the correct temp if it's in your pocket or hand. Leave it outside for 15 mins then it will tell you a more accurate temp.
Written on: 22/11/2002 by MURRAY.
Dont buy this phone if you can't afford to be ripped off on the txt messages otherwise it's ok (read more)
Written on: 25/11/2002
Please beware that this phone CAN send 160 characters. It can in-fact send long sms up to 490 characters in length.
The explanation for this is:
"This guy must have the language set to one which requires unicode -
it is taking 16 bits per character, which actually gives you 70
characters per SMS rather than the 60 he counted"
-Matthew Haigh @ uk.telecom.mobile newsgroup.
Written on: 17/11/2002 by mrcoolweb.
Would never buy one of these phones quality is very, very poor. (read more)
Written on: 12/11/2002 by F McGarry.
I've had a 5210 for about 6 months now. It has a decent range of features and in general it works fine. But I have noticed a glitch in the reception. Occasionally (about once per day)the phone appears to lose reception even though there is a good signal. The phone cannot be rang as it thinks it is out of coverage. If I make a call from the phone, however, it picks up coverage straight away. This only happens when the phone has been idle. (read more)
Written on: 07/11/2002 by Richard M..
I recently replaced my 'old' Nokia 3310 for this phone. It had provided very good service over 18 months, and had converted me to the Nokia brand after owning many different phone models in the past. What swung the decision for me to buy the 5210 was this models practicality. It is quite unique in it's sector of the market as it is dust and water resistant (splash proof) and shock proof. It is therefore ideal for me as a walker and cyclist, as I can take this phone with me everywhere. I go... (read more)
Written on: 27/10/2002 by matt.
I have had this Nokia 5210 mobile phone for over 5 months and i like it a lot but when it rings you can't hear it as the shell is so thick - even on loud. Apart from this it is well put together and has some good things on it. It could be a bit smaller but it is very lite. (read more)
Written on: 05/11/2002
Mmmm and the screen is way too small...
Written on: 16/10/2002 by thazure.
The Nokia 5210 mobile phone is basically an 8210 with a sturdier physique.
The keypad security code is a big plus. It prevents others from using it without your consent and get this: if ever you misplace your phone and another person tries to use it, he'd have to punch in the code (it has to be keypad locked). If he turns it off, he'd have to input a pin code. If he changes sims, another security code. Great anti-use, huh? Reception wise, it doesn't matter - as with every nokia phone a call...
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Written on: 20/09/2002 by chikoy.
I bought the Nokia 5210 mobile phone simply because it was supposedly shock and water resistant. It really is! I deliberately dropped it several times and used it while it was raining to check it's durability. It has never failed me yet. This phone is perfect for the outdoor and adventure type person. It has most of the basic nokia functions plus additional features the younger generation will appreciate like games, picture editor and ringtone composer. The stopwatch and timer is not that... (read more)
Written on: 10/09/2002 by neil.
I have only had my Nokia 5210 mobile phone for a week but I already but get frustrated at getting txts with some txt message missing. Never had that on my 3310 ..... I have also missed 2 calls when i didn't hear it or feel it vibrate in my pocket.
Apart from that, i have found it a very nice phone .. easy to use .. and would get another one ...
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Written on: 31/08/2002 by bryan.
Overall, the Nokia 5210 mobile phone is cheap, lightweight, stylish and has good features....[a fone u cannot miss!!!] (read more)
Written on: 26/08/2002 by DAVE.
The Nokia 5210 is a good phone for construction industry - robust, it can be dropped off scaffolding and survive. It also feels as light as the 8310. (read more)
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anchored up on a little hard bottom that is actually below Chesters, and there were big bass flying over the rail.
Paper cup with stiff sportboat coffee in hand it was obvious that the Seeker Ulua that had already caught, call it a limit of yellowtail, from the Ridge and Cedros would be the morning's devise. Current's going up and in? Okay. Coffee on port rail, cast, hook bass, shake bass off, slug of coffee. Rinse. Repeat.
The yellowtail fishing had been flat out wide-open earlier in the trip to the point that it wasn't even really fishing — it was more like the long range yellowtail catching that's been so standard the last few seasons. So when a little spot of big yellows popped up current off the starboard side, just on the edge of casting range, it made for an actual challenge with the mint Candy Bar, like one of those La Jolla skiff days where the first spot of the day could be the last. "You are going to have to wind a little faster to get the jig to swim with the current" was the only internalized thought while looking behind the right shoulder and dropping the jig between trash can and tackle rack.
"That was textbook," skipper Jeff DeBuys said after watching the 30-plus-pound yellow to eat the Bar. His wing had him on the long rod injured list — still does almost nine months later — so it was easy to see that watching a cast land in front of three or four big yellows and then watching the jig get blown up on was a highlight for him. You know a guy loves fishing when he appreciated a yellow on the long rod that had some thought process behind it.
We chatted surface iron fishing for a little bit, then talked about big fish fishing and how there is (now was) an April 16-day trip in the boat's schedule for 2012. The wheels were spinning in between asking, "Can I use the satellite phone?"
Talking to the wife while hundreds or thousands of miles from home has been one thing that has been constant. But when you meet someone on a plane flight from Germany to South Africa that's just how it goes. Or so it's been said….
That mid September call had a sense of relief to hear my voice on the other end to go with some apprehension that ended with a "There's going to be a surprise for you when you get home."
The male mind is programmed to think a certain way after hearing words like that, but this was going to be a moment beyond vivid.
Still, the words hadn't set in while walking out of the wheelhouse, feeling like I hadn't caught yellowtail in what went from days to months to years with each stride.
"All done?" asked DeBuys.
"Yeah, thanks, 4 minutes and 25 seconds on the phone call."
"Don't worry about it. We're going to move."
The upper deck was had all to myself for the first time on the seven-day trip. For what felt like minutes, but was probably just seconds, Punta Eugenia was kind of just soaked in, thinking about the end of the trip — and how all it takes is that soft voice and faint accent to have home sickness set in — as the cathead got fired up and rope went on the deck.
Then two gulls slowed down on their wingbeats and it was easy to tell they were on that little spot of big yellows. I went downstairs and splashed a little water on the 80-pound Kazen braid on the Trinidad 20. The half-full cup of coffee was cold now, the half-and-half kind of just coagulating on top, forming a Milky Way like picture floating on blackness. Maybe it was minutes that were spent reflecting and staring at sacred coast? It went down the hatch anyways. Something had to chase down the fuzzies from the two IPAs from the night before.
The birds had lost the fish, but they were still looking. Hard. Then they found them, right off the port bow, 90 degrees from the direction the big long ranger was headed towards rope to shackle.
The coffee sloshed around in the gut as the jig got fired out 20 feet past where I'd be if one of the yellows chasing the bait that got stirred up. Five or six grinds into it the braid came tight on the last fish I'd land before realizing what the surprise was.
Sometime come mid May the story that started that September morning at Chesters will come full circle.
I wanted to name him Chester, but Carin thought Noah would be a better choice.
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What was your best/worst trade ever?
By far my worst trade was buying Global Crossing about a month before they crashed. It was a good lesson for me though. I didn't understand the company when I bought it. Just got sucked into the hype. Bad outcome financially, but it made me a better investor.
Best trade is harder. I've had some that I'm very proud of. Anytime I nail my thesis I'm pretty happy. That doesn't always work out to huge returns though. The best returns I've ever had were purely market timing calls using options on triple leveraged ETFs. But, I wouldn't say I'm proud of those. That's just gambling.
Best: Long USO in Feb 2009, sold it in July 2009
Worst: Long Lehman Brothers in Sept 2008
Long DZZ @ around $7 (picked up based on someone's suggestion on this board)
Long DZZ @ around $7 (picked up based on someone's suggestion on this board)
I remember that thread: http://www.analystforum.com/forums/cfa-forums/cfa-general-discussion/91205364
I tried to warn everyone…..
Worst: WaMu bought at $4/share. I bought WaMu, my friend got Citi at beaten down prices. Both were supposed to get bailed out. One did and one didnt. I got wiped out, he got handsome profit
Best: Long HomeDepot during a recent rally. Bought at $32, sold recently at $45, and it still grows.
Best: bought AAPL in 07 (?) just before iPhone announcement (@ $70 ish). Still holding now with 1 period of selling on a high and rebuying on a dip.
Worst: likely will be the options I'm holding in RIMM that are currently out of the money (though close) and expire in a couple of weeks. Runner up - though still undetermined - is shares in UUU (uranium) that have taken nearly a year to get back to my purchase price.
this girl at my work i should have asked out years ago…….she could have been my wife. super classy babe.
@sweep …that was the thread, lost a few bucks :o)
my worst has to be Manulife…..spent a month on it….made zero money…..
Good things:
I bought some gold at $450 and then at $800. That's worked out pretty well.
Apple has been nice, but I never stayed with it long enough to make lots.
Unhedged my portfolio within 3 days of the bottom in 2009. (But then sold stuff three months later, so missed extra rally juice)
Bad things:
In 2008, I hedged market risk before the crash, but didn't calculate the hedge right and hedged only 1/2 of what I thought I'd done. I knew I should have corrected the oversight, but it was my first time hedging with double shorts and I was too timid. I would have been in a better place if I'd done what I'd intended to do.
My willingness to take risk is highly correlated with my ability to take risks, which has been low recently. Generally, that means I've had to learn a trader's technique of cutting losses quickly. I don't really cut them fast enough sometimes, but in general it has kept me from any horrific losses. So my portfolios are pretty conservative, and have relatively few home runs, but even fewer disasters. The challenge is when to put a position back on after having been stopped out, so sometimes my biggest regrets tend to be not having re-entered after having been stopped out. I'm still trying to come up with a sensible rule for re-entries.
bchad…how big is your portfolio? how do you manage to do all this hedging and stuff? you use options? futures?
Anybody has some kick ass Chanos types of stories ?
Best - bought Fairfax News Media Preferred (ASX:FXJPB) around $55 matured 2 years later for $100 par with all that juicy interest in the middle!!
Other best - got into a small co-operative prior to swapping to a corporate structure and am still buying at discount to net-net working capital due to apatheic owners
Worst - all of the bad ones seem pretty equal…there are plenty and all for different reasons.
My best and worst trade occurred within days of each other, in March 2009.
I day traded put options on DIA and SPY and returned 30% in one day. Once the market started to turn around after the Dow hit the 6000 range I decided to get more aggressive in puts and lost 50%. Volatility is a mofo.
Best: InterOil (IOC): bought at ~$35, sold at ~$70.
Worst(s): Sank $500 into a medical robotics company called Stereotaxis (STXS): I bought it at $3 and now its at $0.30 >_<.
I've started investing into St. Jude (STJ); the stock has nearly ereased all of it's gains for the year on issues related to a retired product component. If more data comes out that implies some of the newer components have similar problems, it could cause a near-term headache for the company. That said, out of all its primary competitors (Medtronic, Boston Sci), STJ seems to have a considerably better pipeline ahead in less competitive market segments. BSX is going to see a decline in revenue out to 2013, with a two-year EPS CAGR of only 4% (not that meaningful since EPS is projected to go from $0.44 to $0.48). MDT's two-year CAGR for top-line is better at 2.5% with EPS at 5.6% (going from $3.46 to $3.86 so more significant). By contrast however, STJ's two-year CAGR for revenue is 3.4% and EPS growth of 6%. Yet, STJ trades at 9.8x 2013 P/E vs. 10.3x for MDT and 12.8x for BSX. Historically I think it's traded around ~13x; if you discount for the product issue to say 11x-12x 2013 estimated EPS of $3.69 you get a $41-$44 target or a potential return of 12%-21% - not bad for a large-cap.
Best - UG (I love smaller, illiquid stocks that I can really set a value to) at 6 and change, 8, 9 and 10 over the years, selling some at 22, earning 5-8% yield along the way.
Worst - so many as they all stick in my mind - maybe LINC, misjudged the severe impact of the regulation and the mgmt.
i looked at St Jude etc as well…coudln't wrap my head around the company for some reason (problably due to my ignorance on selling implants really)…..
worst trade so far for me has been banco santander which i purchased in the range of 8.50-9.00 and more recently at 6 and change….
3 particularly sh!tty ones come to mind:
1) ~March 2008, decided to buy gold futures as they broke below $1000 - woke up in the morning with no account.
2) Many years ago, decided to short EUR/USD, figured it would come back eventually and could simply hold the short until profitable. After months of pain, closed out in a massive drawdown. Eventually, I would've been right, years later.
3) Sold a dotm naked call in the 30yr, only to wake up the next day with it squarely itm.
Best trade: Hopefully never again making the mistake of overleveraging, ignoring timing/drawdown, and selling naked otm gamma.
….basically any silly behavioral thing they tell you to avoid in L3, I've probably done.
made about 1000% in one day on option expiration day and cashed out a serious 15k.. GS criminal probe 2010
also was short emini sp500 futures during the flash crash 2010, but pnl was only like 2k
Best: AAPL arond 8 dollars in 1998. Also my first trade.
Worst: GLD last year when I bought into the whole "safe haven" prophecy before people liquidated their positions to cover their other losses.
^^ gold is a fickle mistress. Sometimes it's risk on, off, or neutral. Some say it trades like a currency (disagree) or like to trade it against silver or the miners but none of those are stable - if anything the only reliability with gold is it's unreliability, which I guess is still useful, if not a tad annoying.
Worst, long calls on natural gas after June 2008. Taught me that at the time I really didn't understand the market…much better understanding now, I think.
Best, ISRG in Feb 2009, held until recently. I actually made more money buying ENOC in Nov 2008, but that was a gamble and sold like 9 months later. ISRG was an investment.
Worst: bought CCME and held it to my better judgement. Should have sold at $22.
Best: Options on Jackson Hewwitt. Initial investment $55. Sold options 2 days later for $1500.00.
I bought nortel in early 2000…..you can guess how that went for me.
Best: AAPL arond 8 dollars in 1998. Also my first trade.
Dayum. How many shares.
20. I was a kid.
Worst (stupidest): I bought CGA (China Green Agriculture) some reverse merger nonsense I didn't understand because it had China in the name. Apparently their financials are bs and nobody is even sure that the company exists. At least I cut my losses on that one.
Best: Probably GLD as an investment. STX was a good one that I'm still in eventhough it got crushed recently. I would buy more right now, but its already a big position.
In March 2009 I almost picked up 1000 shares of Lululemon for $4 and change. Looked like a good growth stock with no debt and their pants make girls' butts look good. I generally bounce ideas off my Dad because he's a BSD, and he basically said "Meh, retail stocks are fickle, I stay away." I could have paid for an MBA with that.


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Most of the seduction tips I find are on getting either a one-night stand or a "regular" relationship. How do you convince a girl to become friends with benefits instead?
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I think it's all about finding the right type of girl who is willing to have this type of arrangement. When it's obvious that both of you are attracted to each other, just tell her that you are not looking for anything serious. Once you tell her, you'll have a better idea of whether she wants to become friends with benefits. For example if both of you keep hooking up, but don't seem to be in a relationship, then you can assume that she's fine with it. If she bails when you tell her you don't want anything serious, then she's not the right type of girl for this sort of thing.
Answered: 29 Apr '12, 12:10
Be direct about it and make it as not awkward as possible. I've used more or less this exact line to set up every FWB situation I've ever had:
"okay, real talk: would you be down to be friends with benefits? We're both fun, attractive people, we clearly have a good time together, and we can trust each other, so what do you say?"
The point is to be direct- let her know you're interested, but that you don't need anything from her. If she says no you have to be okay with being just friends. FWB is a tricky scenario and a girl is going to wonder how it will affect your friendship- you have to get her to trust that nothing is going to change, except you're going to have a lot of fun, spontaneous sex.
It's always a good idea to lay down some ground rules too. I didn't really do that with my first FWB years back and we ended up dating after a few months which was NOT what I had intended. Figure out what you both want and set some hard rules that fit those guidelines.
Best of luck man, FWB can be really fun =D
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In the quantum optical laboratories at the Niels Bohr Institute, researchers have conducted experiments that show that light breaks with the classical physical principles. The studies show that light can have both an electrical and a magnetic field, but not at the same time. That is to say, light has quantum mechanical properties.
(Phys.org) -- With simple arguments, researchers show that nature is complicated. Researchers from the Niels Bohr Institute have made a simple experiment that demonstrates that nature violates common sense – the world is different than most people believe. The experiment illustrates that light does not behave according to the principles of classical physics, but that light has quantum mechanical properties. The new method could be used to study whether other systems behave quantum mechanically. The results have been published in the scientific journal, Physical Review Letters.
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Check labels to determine level and type of surfactant
pH Level
Human hair has a natural pH (called its isoelectric point) of around 4.5. Any product with a pH higher than that is therefore alkaline with respect to the hair, which makes it inherently more drying and damaging to the cuticle and the fatty acid layers on the surface of and within the cuticle. Many of the surfactants used for shampoos are stable only in a narrow pH range—often between 5-7. For this reason, the majority of shampoos are formulated to be around 6 on the pH scale. It is possible to obtain a gentler product by formulating it to have a pH of around 4.5 – 5.5, closer to the natural state of hair (pH = 4-4.5), but it must contain surfactants that are stable at that pH. These types of products will usually have citric acid or some other mild acid near the end of the ingredients list. You can order pH test strips if you want to check out some of the products in your bathroom yourself.
Some ingredients to look for when choosing a gentle or mild shampoo for your hair are:
- cocamidopropyl betaine and other betaine surfactants
- carboxylate surfactants
- sodium lauroyl lactylate, sodium caproyl lactylate
- sodium laurylglucosides hydroxypropyl sulfonate
- cocoglucosides hydroxypropyltrimonium chloride
- sodium cocoamphopropionate, sodium cocoyl isethionate, disodium laureth sulfosuccinate
- nonionic polymeric surfactants
- lauryl-glucoside sodium maleate crosspolymer, lauryl-glucoside sodium succinate crosspolymer, decyl-glucoside sodium maleate crosspolymer
In conclusion, it is important to remember that a shampoo is comprised of a number of ingredients meant to work together to achieve the goal of clean, manageable hair. The label does not reveal the entire story, but it can allow us to glean important clues as to whether a particular shampoo might be more or less inclined to strip our curls of too much moisture. A single ingredient (or lack thereof) is not sufficient to predict the performance of a particular product, and the list of mild surfactants is in no way comprehensive. It is important to consider the total ingredient list, where one should be looking for not only certain types of cleansing agents, but also various combinations of different types of surfactants, polymers, oils, and other conditioning agents (humectants, vitamins, etc.). Physical properties such as pH also play a role in the mildness of a shampoo.
So, when selecting a new product, consider all of these factors in your evaluation. As always, if you find something that works for you and that you like, consider that to be your most valuable bit of scientific data and keep using it, even if the "science" says it might be harmful. In contrast, if the "science" says that a product should be good and gentle (i.e. "sulfate-free"), but your hair responds poorly to it, listen to that information as well! Only you know what you want most from your curls.
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December 15th, 2010 at 8:43 ami find your articles so informative and helpful, i often print them for easy reference. wouldn't it be nice to have them printed together? i feel better that you confirmed that it is the total ingredient list that counts, that there are interactions that can change the properties of some ingredients. which means, we have to take educated guesses and then try them.


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Okay, it's a little early to start talking about Christmas, but on October 6th Special Olympics and the music world celebrate a milestone as they team up for the release of the 25th Anniversary edition of "A Very Special Christmas." It's a celebration of the season with holiday favorites from many of the world's premeire pop and country artists. This year's lineup includes some old favorites and some fresh new voices singing many of our Christmas favorites. Pat Monohan of Train is really excited and looking forward to being a part of this milestone project for Special Olympics. Others on this years album include, Christina Aguilera, Michael Buble, Jason Mraz, Amy Grant, Rascal Flatts, and The Band Perry.
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Katy Perry is making headlines again in the post Russell Brand chapter of her life. The candy-coated pop queen has her new tour and movie out now. While final numbers for both are still out, they seem to have done moderately well. Katy is now rumored to be dating John Mayer and she can add cover girl to her resume as she graces the pages and the cover of the September issue of Elle magazine. Read the preview and check out the pictures here.
Well, Now that Steven Tyler's tenure as an American Idol judge is over, that means......wait for it......a new Aerosmith album. They're not wasting any time getting it out there either. "Music From Another Dimension" hits stores November 6th. There are reportedly some interesting guests on the album too including Hollywood heartthrob Johnny Depp and 2005 American Idol winner Carrie Underwood. Underwood and Tyler pair up for the duet called "Beautiful." This should be an interesting release. Details here courtesy of BrandyMcDonnell/The Oklahoman.
Speaking of American Idol, it looks like we aren't finished yet with changes to the FOX reality staple. Now that the judges chair once occupied by Jennifer Lopez has been filled with the hiring of Mariah Carey, the show's producer Nigel Lythgoe is hinting at a possible shift in the musical philosphy of the show. Lythgoe recently told The Hollywood Reporter that "Country IS America," leaving many to speculate that the upcoming season of American Idol may have a more pronounced country flavor to it including at least one major country superstar on the judging panel. For more on the possible candidates to join the show, read on here.
And finally, fans of Jason Mraz are getting excited. His North American Tour starts this week in New Orleans. Examiner.com reports that Mraz has two major television appearances as well during the tour which has been titled The "Tour is a Four Letter Word" Tour. Did we use the word 'Tour' enough times in that sentence? No? Ok Jason Mraz fans in Northern California will be happy to know that "The Tour is a Four Letter Word Tour" will be making two stops near us. September 28th in San Jose at HP Pavillion and then on October 4th at the Greek Theatre in Berkley. Get tour...uh, I mean....ticket details now on the MIX Concert Calendar.
Enjoy the rest of your weekend and we'll see you Monday on the radio!
Even Grownups Have To Clean Their Rooms!
According to the British website SoFeminine.co.uk, even grownup pop superstars still have to clean their rooms. Yesterday, they ran a story about Michael Buble and his wife of just over a year, Luisana Lopilato. Apparently Michael isn't the tidiest of husbands. She told the website that she has on more than one occasion had to toss Michael's clothes in the pool to try and teach him to be a tidier person. Read all about it here and then maybe get a pool for your house!
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Is There A Wedding In Your Future?
How cool would it be to get married at a concert where your favorite band is performing one of their biggest hits and a wildly popular wedding ballad just for you? That opportunity could be yours during Train's California 37 Tour. The tour is underway now and contiues across the United States throught the summer and into the early fall. At each scheduled show, one lucky couple will get the chance to come up on stage and exchange their vows as the band performs their hit "Marry Me." The members of Train have put together a page on their website for you with all the details. The first ceremony took place this past Saturday night in Charlotte, North Carolina. In September, the California 37 Tour makes a couple of stops close to us. On Sept 27th, Train play Reno at The Events Center and the next night, the band will have a show in Berkley at The Greek Theatre.
Now, wouldn't that be a story to tell the kids and grandkids?
The View From Waaaay Up There!
If you are the sort of person who likes the window seat on airplanes and to watch the world go by as you fly, you're going to love this. From the International Space Station, the sights are spectacular. As you watch the video, we have one suggestion, turn your speakers up just a bit and watch it in full-screen mode at 720p(HD) mode. We promise, you won't be dissapointed.
Is Taylor Swift dating one of the Kennedy boys now?
It certainly appears that she is. She was recently spotted at the Kennedy compound in Hyannis Port Massachusetts. According to reports she was there as a guest of Connor Kennedy, grandson of the late Robert F. Kennedy. Witnesses say the couple was spotted holding hands and kissing as they enjoyed the weekend together. See all the pictures here, courtesy of the New York Post.


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How Obama won a race he could have lost
By Aaron Harber
Guest commentary
Being an objective journalist does not mean always equivocating, as many believe they have to do. Sometimes impartial analysis forces one to make certain conclusions that are objective but which displease one segment of the population. In this case, as a Political Analyst who concluded President Barack Obama was going to win reelection, it was not based on any bias towards the President. Rather, it was founded on an impartial review of the following facts. Here is why I believe Obama won re-election despite high unemployment and a relatively sluggish and still fragile economy.
Much already has been said about how Governor Romney hurt his own campaign by dramatically changing so many positions. The electorate could understand this occurring a few times as a person's positions evolved but the sheer number of reversals and the significance of the issues made Romney appear to have no sincere beliefs. This was exacerbated by his attempts to parse Romneycare and Obamacare when most voters realized the latter was a national version of the former.
In addition, Romney's sharp turn to the right, which he believed was necessary to win the Republican nomination, put him on a path which made him less attractive to unaffiliated and uncommitted voters as well as potentially convertible Democrats. By taking far too long to cast himself in a more centrist mode, when he attempted to do so, it was not seen as sincere. And due to his position changes, it was difficult for him to appear convincing. In essence, he undermined his own credibility. Read more…


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Fur Trim is a Trap: Thank You for Not Wearing Fur
"The imagery of Canada is the Great White North, the polar bears, the Aurora Borealis, we all live in igloos. That's the mythology. People around the world love that mythology." - Dani Reiss, CEO of Canada Goose
The official start of winter is less than two weeks away, but we've been feeling the brunt of winter weather - rain, sleet, snow and chill for a while now. Scarves and mittens are out in full force, along with boots, hats and winter coats. Luckily we haven't experienced any Arctic weather conditions, and our outerwear choices serve fashion as well as function.
Unfortunately, fur is back in fashion. As a consumer you may have chosen faux fur as an ethical option instead. But in Canada it's only "optional" for retailers to label real fur products. It's easy to confuse and buy real fur, and not fake fur. Even fake fur presents a problem - it increases the visibility and desirability of real fur. The use of fur, even a small amount, is inhumane.
Each year in Canada, over 3 million animals are killed for their fur. Some are trapped and killed in the wild, and others are raised in confinement in fur farms.
Animals trapped in the wild break bones and teeth trying to escape from the cruel traps. On fur farms, animals live in small cages and are gassed or electrocuted. Fur isn't fashion, or a symbol of wealth and status - it's animal cruelty. The use of fur is being justified by a number of reasons, but it's a trap. Retailers are feeding us misinformation. The majority of Canadians see that fur is a cruel and unnecessary product, but companies like Canada Goose have been chiefly responsible for the recent resurgence in fur trim.
Fur is not humane. Fur is not green or environmentally friendly. Fur is not necessary, even when exploring the Arctic. (And there aren't many of us travelling in the Arctic these days).
Find out more about the true cost of fur trim HERE
This close to Christmas we know that you're probably preoccupied with friends, family, and all of the festivities of the season. We don't blame you; we are too. But we also know that the issues that are close to our hearts are close to yours as well. As staunch advocates against animal cruelty we knew we had to stop and take a stand to protect animals and our environment.
For the month of December, we're turning all of our shops in Eastern Canada - 25 shops in Ontario, Quebec and Nova Scotia, into campaign centers. You can stop in to find out about our campaign, and to sign postcards urging Dani Reiss, the CEO of Canada Goose asking him to stop using fur trim on his products.
Once again we've proudly partnered with The Association for the Protection of Fur-Bearing Animals (also known as Fur Bearer Defenders). Sales of Charity Pot support their efforts and awareness campaigns. As one of the leading organizations working to bring an end to the fur trade, we had no hesitation when they asked if we would join their campaign to protect fur-bearing animals, and to put pressure on clothing companies to stop the sale of fur and fur trimmed clothing.
Together with your help, let's put an end to this cruel trend.
So what can you do?
- Don't wear fur or fur-trimmed clothing.
- Don't support any fashion brand that sells items made with fur, and tell them why you're boycotting their brand. A refusal to financially support a company is more powerful than you may realize.
- Join The Association for the Protection of Fur-Bearing Animals to help them continue their fight.
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DINGESS — The West Virginia State Police have released some of the details on a reported murder-suicide at Dingess.
According to the release, on Sunday, November 18, at approximately 9:37 p.m. Troopers assigned to the Williamson Detachment of the West Virginia State Police responded to a shots fired call on the East Fork at Twelve Pole.
According to witnesses, Mr. William Warren Browning, 45, and Ms. Teri Ann Browning, 32, both of Dingess, had been engaged in a domestic altercation prior to shots being fired.
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Can anybody help??
I am having problems saving my fico report to my computer drive.
I follow the instructions given but still are not able to SAVE. In item # 6 (below) I don't get the "File" tab: Thanks for your help!
1) .......
2) ......
3) Click on "printable report"
4) Wait for the file to load
5) If the print window pops-up simply click "Cancel"
6) In the upper left-hand corner, select "File" and the drop-down "Save As"
Where are you seeing these instructions at? I have never seen them (had no clue you can save them like that). I always saved it as a PDF, but I also had Adobe installed on my machine too.
How can I save my report to my computer?
To save your myFICO report to your computer:
It looks like instructions to save the html through your web browser. You will have a more user-friendly output if you just print it to PDF.
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Again, I don't want to print it. I want to save it to my hard drive as a PDF file. Could you tell me how to do that????
control-P on windows or command-P on osx to open the print menu. Then pick the pdf printer or (on mac) the pdf dropdown. This will "print" to a PDF file. If you are using windows and don't have this stuff, then you need software. Downloading software sounds overly complicated for me to explain in this circumstance. There are forums on different websites that you can use to learn how to use your computer if you really want. Otherwise, for now, just save the webpage as a web archive from the File menu in your browser.
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