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  • I've Never Owned A Rolex, But Maybe It's Time To Invest In Taubman [View article]
    You perform some excellent analysis. Would be great to see this same quality applied to undiscovered small-cap equities outside of the REIT space. Thanks! Alex
    Apr 29 07:59 PM | Likes Like |Link to Comment
  • General Motors: The Stars Are Aligned For A Double [View article]
    Totally agree. Sometimes a simple look at market cap tells you all you need to know. In my mind, GM should be $50B company at the least. Long GM
    Apr 11 12:40 PM | 2 Likes Like |Link to Comment
  • An Interesting Trade In Tesla [View article]
    Looks like a good one Paulo, any interest in doing a volatility trade and structuring it for a slight long bias? Don't know if the reward-risk is better...just feel that you can be more confident in the size of the move than in the direction it will go.
    Mar 30 04:11 PM | 1 Like Like |Link to Comment
  • Holding My Nose And Buying 'Government Motors' [View article]
    You've inspired a longer response. Check it out below if you want.

    http://bit.ly/10ccOQK
    Mar 26 07:17 PM | Likes Like |Link to Comment
  • Holding My Nose And Buying 'Government Motors' [View article]
    Totally agree Brett,

    PEG at 0.47 and cash at almost 70% of market cap vs. Ford with PEG at 0.89 and cash at just over 45% of market cap. Both autos are good buys but GM has much bigger upside. Buyside agrees and this is a top 10 hedge fund holding. Einhorn spells out the value thesis better than anyone and he is arguably the king right now.

    Full disclosure I'm long.
    Mar 26 02:12 PM | 3 Likes Like |Link to Comment
  • Apple Could Learn A Thing Or Two From Qualcomm [View article]
    Amen Bret. I'm in at $423, and I'm expecting that we can realistically see $580-$610 range by the end of the year.
    Mar 5 12:38 PM | Likes Like |Link to Comment
  • Bruce Berkowitz Expects To Make 4 Times His Money On His Core Holdings [View article]
    Not sure if you were referencing my comment when you said "all the talk about doing due diligence" but yes I have taken the time to understand the industry (albeit, a cursory understanding), I knew the risks, and I also know if I had been paralyzed with fear - as you seem to be - I wouldn't be sitting on the gains I have now.

    I agree there seems to be a 'bandwagon' factor now, but that has only developed to a significant degree over the past month. For those of us that were long for much of 2012 (or even earlier), this was a textbook value investment.

    Respectfully, Alex
    Mar 2 10:45 AM | Likes Like |Link to Comment
  • The Not So Hidden Catalyst For General Motors [View article]
    ^not the average market participant - responsible to taxpayers not shareholders, so there's an inherent difference of incentives. To "be out" is perhaps more valuable than waiting in hope of profit.
    Feb 27 12:53 AM | 1 Like Like |Link to Comment
  • The Not So Hidden Catalyst For General Motors [View article]
    Fantastic! thank you - long GM
    Feb 27 12:09 AM | Likes Like |Link to Comment
  • Diversifying Your Portfolio: The $100,000 Growth Strategy [View article]
    With the exception of FCX this is a fantastic portfolio well done.
    Feb 20 04:08 PM | Likes Like |Link to Comment
  • General Mills Is A Top Choice For Risk-Averse Investors [View article]
    http://bloom.bg/Xe4bnS
    Feb 15 12:03 PM | Likes Like |Link to Comment
  • Peeling Apple: A Long-Term ROE Analysis [View article]
    Well done man very interesting.
    Feb 6 12:49 PM | Likes Like |Link to Comment
  • Bruce Berkowitz Expects To Make 4 Times His Money On His Core Holdings [View article]
    Great article.

    In addition Bruce did an incredible amount of due-diligence on AIG. It was a financial time bomb and he only bought it once he knew it wouldn't detonate. As well, I like the security of knowing every relevant regulatory agency as well as the Treasury was looking at the books every which way from the day of the bailout till now. I disagree with Bruce that it is worth 1x book value in todays market but I modelled out $47 as an extremely conservative valuation late last year (based primarily on lower returns on equity than he is expecting as well as a higher cost of equity, important to note that NOLs drive a lot of the value as well).

    Disclosure: AIG is my top holding
    Feb 5 12:31 AM | 1 Like Like |Link to Comment
  • Back Of The Envelope: Astral Media And Corus Entertainment [View article]
    Just a clarification that PEG is P/E/Earnings Growth not ROE...amateur hour!
    Jan 17 10:54 AM | Likes Like |Link to Comment
  • Somehow There Must Be A REIT That Screams Wow [View article]
    Brad this was incredibly well researched and frankly quite enlightening to someone who knows very little about the REIT space. Thanks for both the lesson and the pick!
    Jan 16 10:28 PM | 1 Like Like |Link to Comment
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