It was indeed the list of stocks with his assessment (I guess we're not supposed to consider it a recommendation or advice) of an attractive price to buy. It listed the date he added it to the list and the price when added. He would periodically update the rating as "attractive under $x" or "Hold" and make a blog post alerting everyone that the list had been updated or if he was making an addition. When the stock was sold, it was moved to a grid that showed the dates held and the gain/loss. He also appended his overall assessment of the major markets (S&P, bonds, precious metals, oil, natural gas etc.) whether he was bearish or bullish (always bullish on God).