Dear China Growth Investor: Larry IsenMy name is Larry Isen, and I’m a serial small stock investor. I’ve been this way for 23 years, and I expect to make my last small stock trade minutes before they nail my coffin lid shut. For the sake of my heirs, I hope it’s a good trade. I grew up in Buffalo New York. My Dad was a serial entrepreneur, which is where I got my first taste of watching big ideas grow into big companies. In 1987 at the age of 34 I became a stock broker, and started out working for a classic penny stock firm. I was young and naive, but working in that environment taught me everything I needed to know about what individual investors should avoid. I also learned how to work 70 hours a week, and really dig in when I found something I thought could pay off. That’s when I started trading small stocks, and I’ve been addicted ever since. I’m not a Ph.D. in economics or a Harvard trained analyst. If you visit the Analyst Hall Of Fame, you’ll find an empty room. I <b>…</b>
Weekend Golfers Present ‘play Golf: Between The Ears’