Quality Distribution: A Cheap, Backdoor Play On Expanding Domestic Energy Production [View article]
Thanks....wish they had small cap insight back then....love the gains but am neutral for now on QLTY. Like GLP with the dividend yield is sort of same low margin energy service vein. Happy Hunting
Newfield Exploration Surges After Results [View article]
Newfield Exploration (NFX +3.6%) is upgraded to Buy from Hold with a $29 price target at Stifel Nicolaus, which cites an upcoming increased proved NAV from expected ~$1.15B in H2 international asset sales, upside to 2013 guidance (possibly with Q2 results), and delivery of growth showing up from its domestic core areas.
Emerald Oil: Quite Possibly The Most Undervalued Bakken Producer [View article]
Definitely why stock is trading at significant discount to production growth and acreage......small E&P concerns (MPO, EOX, TPLM, OAS) having nice run up today in early trading.
Yep, seem to be having the world cup/olympics curse prior to events unlike most countries (Ex, Greece 2008)............Hope govt makes correction as I would like to get long at some point.
Ocwen Financial: This "10 Bagger" Could Double Again [View article]
Compass Point reiterated a Buy rating and raised its price target on Ocwen Financial Corp (NYSE: OCN) from $44 to $49 after the company acquired a $78B servicing portfolio from OneWest Bank
SodaStream Reaches Out To Crush Its Shorts [View article]
Oppenheimer lifts its price target on SodaStream (SODA) to $85 following the company's intriguing deal with Whirlpool to jointly develop a home carbonation system. SODA +1.5% premarket to $72.05.
Brazil is facing a ratings downgrade in early 2014, says Barclays, thanks to a combination of weak growth and fiscal deterioration. The central bank's hawkish rhetoric is nice, but only a major change in fiscal policy will prevent the downgrade and "rekindle positive investor sentiment." As a result, the real (BZF) should remain under pressure. Stocks (EWZ, BRF) continue to underperform. They failed to get a boost from easy monetary policy in 2012 and now must deal with a rate hike cycle.
Las Vegas Sands Continues To Rolls Sevens [View article]
acau gambling revenue rose 39% over the last week as both high VIP turnover and generous win percentage rates boosted sales for operators (LVS, MGM, MPEL, WYNN) in the region. Even if the pace slows down for the rest of June, the monthly revenue tally could easily exceed analyst estimates according to both RBC and Citi.
Cornell economist Robert Frank compares Sweden's state-run healthcare system with healthcare in the U.S. and finds that while the latter country spends over double the amount of money, "outcomes are far better in Sweden along virtually every dimension." Opponents of Obamacare should focus on improving it, not trying to repeal it. "Because of pervasive market failures in private health care markets, this may be the sector that benefits most from collective action," writes Frank. [View news story]
Is that why the waiting list for hip replacement in UK is four years or survival way for many cancers is in the 50% to 65% rate where it is 85% to 90% in the U.S. It is all about trade offs.
2 Possible Buyout Candidates In Tech [View article]
Quality Distribution: A Cheap, Backdoor Play On Expanding Domestic Energy Production [View article]
Newfield Exploration Surges After Results [View article]
Calumet: An 8% Yielder To Hold "Forever" [View article]
Emerald Oil: Quite Possibly The Most Undervalued Bakken Producer [View article]
Bailing Out Of Brazil [View article]
Ocwen Financial: This "10 Bagger" Could Double Again [View article]
Bailing Out Of Brazil [View article]
SodaStream Reaches Out To Crush Its Shorts [View article]
Bailing Out Of Brazil [View article]
Bailing Out Of Brazil [View article]
Las Vegas Sands Continues To Rolls Sevens [View article]
Calumet: An 8% Yielder To Hold "Forever" [View article]
Why Triangle Petroleum Should Double Within 2 Years [View article]
Cornell economist Robert Frank compares Sweden's state-run healthcare system with healthcare in the U.S. and finds that while the latter country spends over double the amount of money, "outcomes are far better in Sweden along virtually every dimension." Opponents of Obamacare should focus on improving it, not trying to repeal it. "Because of pervasive market failures in private health care markets, this may be the sector that benefits most from collective action," writes Frank. [View news story]