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Author Archives: Tom Trimbath
An Irrational MVIS Market
Cause and effect are logical cousins. We expect them to be quite familiar with each other. The stock market doesn’t work that way – at least in the short term. MicroVision had a rare event, a press release that included … Continue reading
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Tagged investing, LTBH, Microvision, MVIS, personal finance, picop, picoprojector, Sony, stocks
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My Money And My Life – Breakout
We whacked weeds, pulled old fencing out of bushes, posted some signs, and generally played around in our grubbies in the name of charitable land preservation. It is how I decided to spend a morning, and I didn’t even get … Continue reading
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Tagged Charity, New Road Map, personal finance, poverty, volunteering, WCLT, wealth
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My Money And My Life – Intentions
I have great intentions! Ah, I’ll get to them eventually. When life comes by in a rush it is easy to keep old habits and hard to develop new ones. I intend to step through the Nine Step Program developed … Continue reading
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Tagged books, consulting, Dream. Invest. Live., financial independence, frugal, frugality, housing, investing, MMAML, New Road Map, NRM, personal finance, Simple Living, stocks, Warren Buffet, wealth, writing, YMOYL
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Retreat Run Away To Valhalla
Retreat! Retreat! Run away! Run Away – at least for a day. I, gasp!, took another day off. In the balancing of life and money, bare necessities necessitate working seven days a week. I’m known for my endurance (marathons, cross-continent … Continue reading
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Tagged books, classes, clients, consulting, frugal, frugality, hiking, Lake Valhalla, personal finance, photos, Simple Living, taxes, Twelve Months at Lake Valhalla, writing
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ASTY Refuses To Be Boring
Stocks only return 5%-10% per year. Investing is boring. Timing is everything. I’ll agree with that last one. I intended to not mention ASTY again until my semi-annual portfolio review at the end of the year. So much for those … Continue reading
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Tagged AMSC, ASTY, consulting, GERN, GIG, Langley, LTBH, MVIS, personal finance, stocks, writing
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ASTY Pops Its Pop
So much for conventional wisdom. Sometimes stuff just happens. A couple of posts ago I wrote about a biotech company that was spun off to concentrate on developing stem cell treatments. ASTY Spins Off and Up. I like their story, … Continue reading
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Tagged AMSC, Asterias, ASTM, ASTY, DNDN, Dream. Invest. Live., GERN, investing, LTBH, personal finance, STEM, Stem cells, stocks, wealth
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Adaptable Patience
Patience and the pace of life are heading in opposite directions. Patience is a virtue, but it doesn’t get much of an opportunity for practice. The only thing that’s constant is change, and that’s accelerating. Wisdom advises us to slow … Continue reading
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Tagged books, consulting, entrepreneur, photos, self publishing
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ASTY Spins Off And Up
I got something for nothing, at least according to my bookkeeping of my portfolio. One stock, GERN, spun off another stock, ASTY; which didn’t seem to cost anything and almost makes my portfolio look like it is more diversified. Yes. … Continue reading
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Tagged Asterias, ASTY, GERN, Geron, GGOX, GIG, GigOptix, health care, investing, LMRA, LTBH, M&A, Microvision, MVIS, personal finance, spinoff, Stem cells, stocks, telomerase
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Every Day Realities
As my dad put it, as of tomorrow, he’s going on 89. Today was his 88th birthday. I do like the way he looks ahead. And, I’m amazed at what he had to do to get here. Hard work has … Continue reading
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Tagged Art, Bagpiper Don, books, consulting, entrepreneur, investing, jobs, photos, Savvy Caddy, speaking, vacation
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Freelance Life
I freelance and I work with others. That’s sounds contradictory, and that’s okay. My business is ideally in consulting, which is very collaborative and fascinating; but circumstances and opportunities mean I am freelancing as much as I am consulting and … Continue reading
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Tagged bicycle commute, books, consulting, cowork, Curbed, digital nomad, entrepreneur, Facebook, HCLE, housing, jobs, kickstarter, Langley, mortgage, New Road Map, NRM, photos, real estate, social media, speaking, teaching, telecommute, Whidbey
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