- Corning: currently a loss, but it is tracking the Dow and on an upward trend.
- Emergent Biosolutions: Beating the Dow. Nice upward trend. We bought at $18.30 in November; it is now $24.39.
- GM: With auto show just about to begin, the stock is drooping slightly after a good gain. We paid $35.80, now at $38.27.
- Dendreon (cancer-related biotech): Modest loss. We paid $43.21, now $36.60. Beating the Dow, but more volatile. Trend not clear.
- Ford: Trend is up, beating the Dow. We paid $7.62, now at $18.71.
- Google: We are in the black on our Black Dress stock. We dollar cost-averaged our way to a modest gain. Currently selling at $616.69.
- Neogen: Our very own success story. We bought at $8.82 and $10.43; now selling at $39.26. Drooped a bit after 1-3-11 but going back up.
- Hormel: We paid $45.94, now at $50.46. A gain for us but wobbling a bit since 1-3-11 (what happened on 1-3??). Seems to track above the Dow.
- Target: Was up nicely till 1-3-11 (WTF?) and now wobbling along at about what we paid for it - approx $55
- Rofin Sinar: Modest gain here - tracking the Dow, below it, but trending up. We paid $34.04; now at $36.79.
- Stryker: Modest gain. Tracking the Dow, trending up. Now at $57.81.
- P&G: Modest gain. We paid $63, now at about $65. Tracking the Dow, trending up.
- Kaydon: Modest gain. We paid $31.83, now at $39.15. Tracking the Dow, but a bit more volatile.
We decided to add a culinary component to our ongoing agenda, making an effort to meeting in various restaurants in search of really good places in our area worthy of recommending to out of town guests.
Karen suggested making our blog public, so at least all members can see it and enter comments. (I did that this morning. The blog still won't be found by search engines and won't be on the Blogger list, so someone would have to get the link from one of us to find it.) To write and post something to the blog - other than a comment, which should be possible for all now - there is a log in process and the email addresses below are the ones who currently have "permission" to as authors. Please give any changes to Karen.
Karen suggested making our blog public, so at least all members can see it and enter comments. (I did that this morning. The blog still won't be found by search engines and won't be on the Blogger list, so someone would have to get the link from one of us to find it.) To write and post something to the blog - other than a comment, which should be possible for all now - there is a log in process and the email addresses below are the ones who currently have "permission" to as authors. Please give any changes to Karen.
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