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Location	HONOLULU, HAWAII
Introduction	The Railbird is a 70 year old investor living in Honolulu with 33 years experience trading precious metals futures and mining stocks and 43 years experience trading stocks. During his 52 years of other gambling experience that includes owning racehorses, paying college tuition with high stake poker winnings and developing an NFL betting system that worked for 5 years until "The House" realized they were setting the spreads too high, he has developed a high degree of risk tolerance. He graduated from the University of Delaware a year ahead of Joe Biden (he's not really proud of that) and 20 years ahead of NJ Gov. Chris Christie (that he is very proud of). He earned a BS degree in Agribusiness with minors in Business and Economics. His weekday consists of rising when the market opens (3:30AM in Hawaii), turns on the TV (Money Channel muted) logs on to the stock market site and listens to a radio sports talk show. When the market closes (10:00AM) he turns his attention to responsibilities at a computer consulting company. He reads dozens of newsletters (mostly on line) and swaps e-mails with a number of other investors.

Location

HONOLULU, HAWAII

Introduction

The Railbird is a 70 year old investor living in Honolulu with 33 years experience trading precious metals futures and mining stocks and 43 years experience trading stocks. During his 52 years of other gambling experience that includes owning racehorses, paying college tuition with high stake poker winnings and developing an NFL betting system that worked for 5 years until "The House" realized they were setting the spreads too high, he has developed a high degree of risk tolerance. He graduated from the University of Delaware a year ahead of Joe Biden (he's not really proud of that) and 20 years ahead of NJ Gov. Chris Christie (that he is very proud of). He earned a BS degree in Agribusiness with minors in Business and Economics. His weekday consists of rising when the market opens (3:30AM in Hawaii), turns on the TV (Money Channel muted) logs on to the stock market site and listens to a radio sports talk show. When the market closes (10:00AM) he turns his attention to responsibilities at a computer consulting company. He reads dozens of newsletters (mostly on line) and swaps e-mails with a number of other investors.