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Ok I might finish off with this one for now.

The Contrarian
Selecting candidates:
What you aim for is a selection that no one would pick because it has had a massive drop in pricing but a contrarian would argue with a number of reasons that it will recover equally massively (no not just a dead cat bounce). The price drop must be very recent just prior to end of month and must be a fall of greater than 40%. (You can see that to recover to its former price in a month it will require an 80% increase. That will win most monthly competitions.)

The selection technique (rules):
Paste all the selections onto the dartboard board or assign numbers to the candidate stocks.
Take one dart and remove the shaft and flights (usually can be unscrewed) afix the dart barrel and tip to the wall so that the tip of the dart is facing outwards. Pick up the dartboard and throw at the affixed dart (it IS contrary to the normal, right?) With the board attached to dart, remove dart and board from wall, turn over an "wullar" you have your selection.
(extract from I Made a Million Pounds with ONE Dart. by Charles 'Chuck' Dartzmorr)

<blockquote data-quote="jbocker" data-source="post: 1090008" data-attributes="member: 26901">Ok I might finish off with this one for now. The Contrarian Selecting candidates:What you aim for is a selection that no one would pick because it has had a massive drop in pricing but a contrarian would argue with a number of reasons that it will recover equally massively (no not just a dead cat bounce). The price drop must be very recent just prior to end of month and must be a fall of greater than 40%. (You can see that to recover to its former price in a month it will require an 80% increase. That will win most monthly competitions.)The selection technique (rules):Paste all the selections onto the dartboard board or assign numbers to the candidate stocks.Take one dart and remove the shaft and flights (usually can be unscrewed) afix the dart barrel and tip to the wall so that the tip of the dart is facing outwards. Pick up the dartboard and throw at the affixed dart (it IS contrary to the normal, right?) With the board attached to dart, remove dart and board from wall, turn over an &quot;wullar&quot; you have your selection.(extract from&nbsp; I Made a Million Pounds with ONE Dart. by Charles &#039;Chuck&#039; Dartzmorr)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="jbocker, post: 1090008, member: 26901"] Ok I might finish off with this one for now. [B]The[/B] [B]Contrarian[/B] Selecting candidates: What you aim for is a selection that no one would pick because it has had a massive drop in pricing but a contrarian would argue with a number of reasons that it will recover equally massively (no not just a dead cat bounce). The price drop must be very recent just prior to end of month and must be a fall of greater than 40%. (You can see that to recover to its former price in a month it will require an 80% increase. That will win most monthly competitions.) The selection technique (rules): Paste all the selections onto the dartboard board or assign numbers to the candidate stocks. Take one dart and remove the shaft and flights (usually can be unscrewed) afix the dart barrel and tip to the wall so that the tip of the dart is facing outwards. Pick up the dartboard and throw at the affixed dart (it IS contrary to the normal, right?) With the board attached to dart, remove dart and board from wall, turn over an "wullar" you have your selection. [I][SIZE=3](extract from I Made a Million Pounds with ONE Dart. by Charles 'Chuck' Dartzmorr)[/SIZE][/I] [/QUOTE]

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