@stockgod

many blow ups behind this guy

He looked like he knew what he was doing for a while and then everything blew up. If you followed him into trades such as NEP, et cetera, you lost your shirt. Be wary of following people like this into very sketchy trades.

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1.7

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Very smart - Very good at momentum and research

A must follow ....check out his Bulls on Wall Street site as well good stuff

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Best fundie investor around with eye for momentum

on twitter most of the people are daytraders or scalpers. Some are swingers. Stockgod is one of the few that posts that looks at a companies growth prospects, balance sheets etc. He has an eye for overseas names as he has spent a lot of time there but very good with american companies too. some of his picks ive never touched like SYNM but over the years ive made tons in terms of 100-200% gains on PCX, CENX, NEP and a ton of others. Im a bit biased as he is my business partner and personal mentor but the results speak for themselves. He also does know how to trade often when he finds a longterm pick. He will scale into a big core position and then as the price ebs and flows he will trade 1/3 of his posiiton around that core and make killer daytrades and shorterm swings.

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3.6

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great investor..disappeared for a while but top 5

stockgod is one of the first big name traders that appeared on twitter or stocktwits. He was the guy that caught PCX at 3.00 and numberous other stocks. I followed him into a a CENX trade once that i bought at 1.00 and sold 1 year later for 10. He took a lot of heat for EGMI and NEP. Honestly i was pissed at him for EGMI but in the end he is an investor with high beta names. Those names if your going to get 10x beta or returns on them are going to have some inherent flaws. NEP he took a lot of flack from but you have to rember he first started calling that play over 1 year ago when it was under 4.00. Nobody can really complain about being stuck in that as it ran to 12.00. You had your chance to sell. He claims he didnt which might make him greedy or just plain full of himself. But the call was right on. Its up to us to set our own sells. Twitter is used mostly for idea generation not to follow blindly some random guy with a fun twitter name. in the end he made 1 bad pick egmi. but ian cassell was the guy who found it and sold it to everyone. He took less heat than stockgod did. Stockgod should have known from the action something was amiss.but he is not a trader so that is not in his nature. Otherwise its obvious he is successful and can do some DD. Even CCME is up 75% from his original call after all its problems. Use him for ideas and generation. I wouldnt trust him blindly as he did disappear for 4 months this summer.

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5.9

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The Man Who Made Competition & Hard Work A Winning Strategy

I have been very impressed with the no nonsense way that Rahul Sood, (yes the man who Founded VoodooPC in 1991, sold to HP 2006 and is currently CTO of HP Gaming) came on to the twitter scene. I first met him as the mysterious @stockgod (was a little intimidated by the name)

With no apologies for his amazing success he tells it like he sees it.

That is not always popular and he has gained quite a following of supporters and detractors.

In my opinion that makes him head and shoulders above the masses who claim to be investors/entrepreneurs. (You don't have to like his picks but they are more often a success than most out there.)

I have a high regard for those who are willing to do more than just talk.

I am a researcher and let me tell you that http://www.rahulsood.com/ is a force to be reckoned with.

He has done more for the stock trading community than most will know by creating successful competition to stocktwits with www.bullsonwallstreet.com.

He has gone out of his way to develop a forum with no limitations.

He seems to have a keen awareness of the benefits of social networking as can be seen by his foray into the medical community. (do your own DD to find out more)

Yes, I am a fan because of his hard work and unwavering demand for quality.

A Must Follow.

Personally I wish he would go back to tweeting like he used to.

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5.9

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Questionable

Just because a trader picks a few winners doesn't mean he's automatically a trading guru. As another reviewer mentioned, some of his picks have been investigated by the SEC - this tells me he is bullish sentiment on questionable stocks is misleading. The next "pick" could easily be a big bust and I just will not rely on picks like these.

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6.9

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egomaniac

stockgod is egomaniac as you can tell from his name, interesting to follow, very bullish on Chinese stocks I did sort of follow his advice on NEP and made a nice profit, so I have to give him a decent rating.

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If you like being trap in an SEC halt, follow this guy

He picks more SEC-halted stocks than winners.. wow.

EGMI and NEP .. two of his "winners" that resulted in halts for months after extreme sell offs. True, NEP did what he said it would initially, then again, what stock didn't rally up huge in 2009? Hes a monkey throwing a dart... in this situation, his darts land on shady stocks that get halted.

I think hes full of crap too.. said he had $1M worth of NEP and all this crap- I don't believe anything this guy tweets. When NEP was halted, he dissapeared. When it came back online, my twitter stream was filled with pumping just like 2009.

Worst guy to follow on Twitter, hands down

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Gotta be an egomaniac.

I still like reading his posts though. Pretty bullish on China. But for good reason. Guess he helped get bullsonwallstreet.com started up, and that is a great info stream and service second only to stocktwits. Definitely a tweeter to keep an eye on to see what he is doing.

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5.5

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He's a big ole bull thats for sure!

stockgod is too bullish for me sometimes but I can't argue with his recent calls on Chinese stocks. He has been super bullish on NEP and CCME. Both have performed extremely well since the start of the month when stockgod really started talking about them. He was calling NEP would be over $8 when it was battling in the $6-$7 range. Clearly does his homework and understands the markets. Follow this guy!

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