Jae Jun

Insmed Still Looks Very Undervalued

I must admit that they have been doing a good job though. The more liabilities they can reduce liabilities as well as maintain or increase cash through other investments is fantastic.

Just more reason to stick around.

Apple Is Still a Great Investment, Right? Not for Value Investors

awww too bad you still have no proof. I might as well give you a list of biotech I bought at 0.01 that shot up to $29.27.

Don't feel too bad that anyone can do it. Are you sure you aint your own girlfriend kiddo?

Apple Is Still a Great Investment, Right? Not for Value Investors

2 commas? you must be impressed.
lol continue gambling away and being the greater fool. I'll give that award to you while I stick to my analysis.

I hope you're 2 commas give you a good nights kiss

Apple Is Still a Great Investment, Right? Not for Value Investors

Never clamored for anything. You just dont have facts to back up your talk on appl goog or any other investment.

I should get my monkey to throw darts at biotechs and get the same data and results.

Come back when you can prove what you say in writing and with analysis. Go look at DDRX.

Make sure your online account tucks you in nicely as well.

Apple Is Still a Great Investment, Right? Not for Value Investors

You've got no data or results to back it up so your "amazing" gains and so called skills is equally pitiful. Just puffs of smoke. Following the herd doesnt mean much to me.

Besides Im just replying to comments on my own article.
It's etiquette after all and I now realize why you do it all over the place. It's fun lol

Apple Is Still a Great Investment, Right? Not for Value Investors

LoL
Looks like your clock is no better.


On Nov 13 12:04 PM JW.USC wrote:

> You just described your financial "advice" on this site perfectly.
>
>
> You are "right" just like a broken clock is right twice a day.<br/>

Apple Is Still a Great Investment, Right? Not for Value Investors

Amazing how some people don't understand the difference between right and wrong.

Since I didn't lose money how could I have been "wrong"? I guess making money is wrong?? lol

Also just read the type of comments you post and not a single constructive comment. You're just a troll. Waste of time.

Apple Is Still a Great Investment, Right? Not for Value Investors

JW.USC

LoL
In August AAPL was at $165. Today it's at $203 for a 23% gain.
Since August check out what my portfolio has been doing.
www.covestor.com/mbr/j...

Total portfolio is up more than 110% since August. YTD I am up 190%.
Not just on a single position as well. That's how I feel.

Insmed Still Looks Very Undervalued

It seems like you didn't read the article


On Nov 10 10:40 AM User 504990 wrote:

> When I looked at INSMED a while back, it was set up so that the big
> drug companies reaped all the profits. INSM is just a lab with no
> real value as far as I could see. I would dump it and buy Apple
> or something earning real money.

How Apple's Market Share Will Propel Stock to $500, Part 2

"AdMob discovered that the iPhone OS increased its global market share up 7% to 40% while Nokia dropped 9% down to 34%. "

The data you used is completely wrong and misdirected. Why are you looking at Admob to get your data?

Smartphones still don't account for the majority of phone sales in the US. Apple has about a 16% market share in the US while the leader Samsung is at 35%. If Apple wants to make money, it has to start reaching into other segments.

"Since we’re talking about simplicity I’ll make this easy, there are 6.795 billion people in the world and more than 50% own a cell phone."

Common sense shows that of the 6.795billion where 50% own a cell phone, a huge number of sales go to 3rd world or developing countries. Don't expect to see the iPhone in rural China or Africa.

This is where prepaid and cheap phones come in and why Nokia and Samsung have dominant positions.

Thorton L. O’Glove's 'Quality of Earnings' Provides Timeless Advice for Value Investors

No worries value scouter. Good to see people willing to apply the proper techniques of investing

Thorton L. O’Glove's 'Quality of Earnings' Provides Timeless Advice for Value Investors

Neil,

Wish you had told me sooner about the book.
Any other great reads? I know you're very well educated in the accounting and analysis department so your recommendations would be great.

Insmed Is Well Positioned to Make a Good Deal

Oh I see. I hope you're right though!
I wouldn't mind seeing this baby go back to where it should be.

Portfolio Update: Holdings, Performance

Old Trader,

Thanks. I love stocks that have a beta of greater than 2. It means if the market moves up 1, I'll be up 2.
If the market is down 1, I'll loading up more when its down to -2. :)

I have found volatility to be a great tool.

Insmed Is Well Positioned to Make a Good Deal

Yes I did know about that and I take all delisting notices as noise. It never has really affected any of my previous investments where they received delisting notices.

In fact, it went up more often than not.


On Sep 29 08:19 PM ari5000 wrote:

> Jae -- did you realize they received a Non-Compliant Letter a few
> weeks ago for share price under $1?
>
> Not sure if you did.
>
> I would think this is actually a positive sign as a recent blogger
> suggested. It means management is going to have to kick it into
> high gear and push that price up soon (within months) or they're
> going to lose everything. I bought some today. I've also seen another
> 'value guy' mention this on another site.
>
> I think this just keeps trending down under the 20 day MA and then
> makes up for months of dead money with a one day rip as soon as whatever
> catalyst occurs that gets big pockets to buy in.