What is your return for 2005?
 

I am humming along at a whopping +2.39% right now. How is everyone else doing?

Hoping for a better 2006, I wouldn't call it a disaster, but not what I was looking for.

Re: What is your return for 2005?
 

-1.90% right now

+10% or greater by the end of the year I hope. I currently own 500 shares of ATVI and it was just announced after hours Friday that it is being added to the NASDAQ 100 on December 19. Good times.

Re: What is your return for 2005?
 

i am just going to assume stock returns are 0, without looking for the statements. i was climbing out of a pretty big hole most of the year.

fund investments - 22%
401k returns - 8%

Re: What is your return for 2005?
 

7.36% so far but has been fluctuating from 12% to 7% due to a huge position in one particular stock.

Re: What is your return for 2005?
 

20%

Re: What is your return for 2005?
 

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One of these seems a bit odd. I'll add the YTD return for the large cap 40-stock partnership I co-manage when I get to work tomorrow morning. I feel like I should know what it is off the top of my head, but I don't....my guess is it's somewhere around 5-9%.

Re: What is your return for 2005?
 

almost 250%

Re: What is your return for 2005?
 

helps to also identify yourself as trader or investor, as I would think fflaque is a trader based on the size of return. And also a general size of account, as i don't think 7 figure account could return triple digits very easily but 5 figure more doable.

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helps to also identify how much money you're managing, as I would think fflaque is lying based on the size of return.

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Edit to note that I posted before seeing lala's edit.

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helps to also identify how much money you're managing, as I would think fflaque is lying based on the size of return.

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well if he only has like 4 or 5 figure account, why not? For a good trader, certainly doable.