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  • Welcome to Trey’s a.k.a. Thomas Crown’s Personal Glasshouse

    This is a view into the life of an Urban Flaneur. A multi-talented individual, who grew up in the Southeastern part of the United States, and resides in the Midwest & East Coast, USA (dual residence). With careers in Information Technology, Financial Markets and is also an avid entrepreneur. With a family and friends that are close to my heart, I share my life with the world as we know it. Check out family galleries, portfolio galleries, world travel galleries and Awkward Moments pictures, which are scattered.

  • I have 2 focus areas

    I'm an IT Consultant (see the Portfolio Galleries, technical articles that I've written on this site and my resume from the main menu) and a Financial Capital Markets Advisor (see some of my stocktweets from business twitter account, posts that I write and graphs in this site and research documents).

    To locate items of interest, there are RSS feeds, a Tag Cloud on one of the left sliding menus, a twitter application on the left, a search box on the bottom and top menu, portfolio screenshots via the menu, a facebook connector on the left menu, and recent posts and archives links located at the bottom of the page.


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Monthly Archives: October 2010

Homebuilders … why buy, here is a thesis

I was on a Web-cast tonight and folks asked me why I started buying home builders recently… I said, for a trade, if not inflation….if you have some foreclosure memorandum thus keeping foreclosures out (6-12 months), home inventory will decrease & prices will in turn go up. Focus on those who can be acquired and…

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Be wary of Banks to be re-shorted if they do not indicate a dividend upon earnings and foreclosures

Everyone has been talking about the banks… The Banks, The Banks, The Banks… Here are the only things you need to be wary of if you choose to invest in the banks as earnings season approaches: 1) Loan Loss provisions – Have they improved or not? 2) Dividend reinstatement – When and how much? 3)…

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