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Trying to figure out why I'm so logy and feel so tired--I'm eating plenty and am horizontal enough as well. It's like a switch got flipped--and I can't seem to do a reset and get things going. I'm sure that it's related to the surgery--but I would think by now (it's been 4 weeks) I would be chomping at the bit to return to what I was doing before the operation.

I've started doing light exercise--but my stamina is poor. It's been way warm outdoors--so walking hasn't been easy for me to do plus I'm having trouble with my hips (left mostly) and legs.

I spent most of today reading through the financial newsletters that I subscribed to--it was a lot of information but what I needed to see in order to figure out anything I do in the stock market. Unfortunately, most of these publications are offering packages that they sell--using very lengthy web presentations that go over everything ad nauseam and in the end usually do not present the looked-for data. They offer to tell you everything--if you sign up for their publication.

The costs for most of these services are not all that expensive ($49 to $99)--but their sales programs are all built on the same model and becomes boring and tedious. Especially so when you know they are talking using a horse of a different color--but that has the same no-payoff resolution once you sit through the long introductions.

But I think I've found a couple that seem like they will be helpful--and I've had them started.

I don't have a pile to do any major buy-ins and may only be able to work with penny stocks--which in some areas are producing huge returns. But I've still got more research to do before I jump in the river-- and hope to not drown.