Can we please stop the "Buy America" thing. Toyota cars you buy here are generally made in the US. (The steering wheel is on the right side of the car in Japan, not the left as it is here.) And about 60% of Ford cars are made in Mexico.
2013 "production expectations" for the Z10 (BBRY -1.2%) have been trimmed by 4M-6M units, believes Wedge Partners' Brian Blair, who has been bearish on BlackBerry for years. He adds U.S. Z10 launches " have provided no evidence of meaningful sell-through," and is forecasting <10M 2013 BB10 shipments vs. Street estimates of 20M+. Meanwhile, Pac Crest's James Faucette (previous) believes U.S., U.K., and Canadian Z10 inventories are too high, and that production cuts are a matter of time. Also: BlackBerry says the Q10 is expected to sell for a subsidized $249 in the U.S., $50 more than the 16GB iPhone 5. [View news story]
"2013 "production expectations" for the Z10 (BBRY -1.2%) have been trimmed by 4M-6M units, believes Wedge Partners' Brian Blair, who has been bearish on BlackBerry for years."
1) He has been a bear and probably always will be. 2) So he "believes" that production expectations have been trimmed. And I believe pigs can fly.
Why It's Time to Sell Silver Stocks and Buy Bank of America [View article]
Wells Fargo (WFC) will beat Bank of America (BAC) in growth and earnings. What about the large amounts on contiguent liabilities BAC has from possibly bad loans?
I think silver stocks are seeing profit taking before heading higher. Remember, silver stocks rose 4 times faster than silver. They were due for a pullback.
They should have donated money to Greece long time ago. Now as interest on Greek debt just added up, now they have a bigger problem to deal with. Why don't politicians get down to the business? U.S. politicians are no better.
Are These Stocks (Plus One ETF) Overbought and Poised to Fall? [View article]
@User236851: I completely agree. Telling lies to create sell offs and profit from it is morally wrong. Where is all the moral justice? The few just get greedier and greedier, and the gap between the wealthy and the poor is growing. But stating an opinion based to fact, what is wrong with that. I try to make the best opinions I can, and I hope that I am not wrong. But isn't that what any analyst/economist/credit rating company does? Honestly, I would more blame the credit rating companies. They seem very late in the game, and seem to cause fear. What country are they going to downgrade next?
Orient Paper: Key Pieces of Evidence for Fraud [View article]
1. If the top customers are less than 10% of revenue, sure you can have a 80% turnover of customers from one year to the next. Say you have 50 customers, each provides between 1-4% of revenue. So any customer could jump up to the top 10 by just adding 1-2 percentage points. But actually if the top customers are less than 10% of revenue, 10% / 10 = 1%. So mathematically, they only need to provide 1% of revenue. With sales so small, anybody can do that.
And sure, take a look at U.S. companies in the 1920's, and you will find companies doing this.
2. Large institutional investors don't usually invest in small-caps, because there size can cause the stock to jump. Warren Buffett even said he can't buy small-caps, because it will effect the market price dramatically. The smallest company in Warren Buffett's portfolio is $3.9 billion. Your talking about a $400 million company here. The smaller companies Buffett owns are private.
Blackstone is a private equity firm. So unless it wants to take ONP private, why would it waste its time on a public company.
By the way, who are you? Never heard of you. Are you credible?
3. Oh, and yes, Wall Street's beloved name game. We disagree so there is no debate. Of course there is debate. We can debate about the company, and until YOU convince me, you are a fraud too. Try statistics. Math. History. Economic. They can't lie.
BlackBerry (BBRY +1.6%) clearly isn't a fan of Detwiler Fenton's work. Shortly after responding to a Detwiler report that claimed Z10 returns have begun outpacing sales at some top U.S. retailers by insisting its return rates are normal, the company is asking U.S. and Canadian securities regulators to probe the report, and is accusing Detwiler of refusing to share its report and methodology. Detwiler is no stranger to criticizing BlackBerry. [View news story]
Short Detwiler Fenton Group (DMCD.PK)? Bet it goes to zero. The stock has been going down since 2000. http://yhoo.it/XHsC2S;c=
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"Rising crop prices, particularly corn, have sent the cost of farmland soaring, with prices in Iowa, for example, doubling to an average of $8,296 an acre since 2009."
Stop corn-based ethanol production. We know that you get less energy out than you put in. So why are we continuing? Must be greedy lobbyists?
Why We See Gold Going Lower Long-Term [View article]
- if oil goes up
- if the dollar falls
- as the European debt situation gets worse
- if central banks print more money
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2013 "production expectations" for the Z10 (BBRY -1.2%) have been trimmed by 4M-6M units, believes Wedge Partners' Brian Blair, who has been bearish on BlackBerry for years. He adds U.S. Z10 launches " have provided no evidence of meaningful sell-through," and is forecasting <10M 2013 BB10 shipments vs. Street estimates of 20M+. Meanwhile, Pac Crest's James Faucette (previous) believes U.S., U.K., and Canadian Z10 inventories are too high, and that production cuts are a matter of time. Also: BlackBerry says the Q10 is expected to sell for a subsidized $249 in the U.S., $50 more than the 16GB iPhone 5. [View news story]
1) He has been a bear and probably always will be.
2) So he "believes" that production expectations have been trimmed. And I believe pigs can fly.
Why It's Time to Sell Silver Stocks and Buy Bank of America [View article]
I think silver stocks are seeing profit taking before heading higher. Remember, silver stocks rose 4 times faster than silver. They were due for a pullback.
Why We See Gold Going Lower Long-Term [View article]
The Stock Market Rebound Is Coming [View article]
Why We See Gold Going Lower Long-Term [View article]
Are These Stocks (Plus One ETF) Overbought and Poised to Fall? [View article]
I completely agree. Telling lies to create sell offs and profit from it is morally wrong. Where is all the moral justice? The few just get greedier and greedier, and the gap between the wealthy and the poor is growing. But stating an opinion based to fact, what is wrong with that. I try to make the best opinions I can, and I hope that I am not wrong. But isn't that what any analyst/economist/credit rating company does? Honestly, I would more blame the credit rating companies. They seem very late in the game, and seem to cause fear. What country are they going to downgrade next?
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Why We See Gold Going Lower Long-Term [View article]
In 2007, some analysts said gold reached its plateau - WRONG again.
In 2009, they again said gold reached a plateau. It did pullback some before resuming the uptrend.
So why should I believe gold hit a plateau now?
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Orient Paper: Key Pieces of Evidence for Fraud [View article]
And sure, take a look at U.S. companies in the 1920's, and you will find companies doing this.
2. Large institutional investors don't usually invest in small-caps, because there size can cause the stock to jump. Warren Buffett even said he can't buy small-caps, because it will effect the market price dramatically. The smallest company in Warren Buffett's portfolio is $3.9 billion. Your talking about a $400 million company here. The smaller companies Buffett owns are private.
Blackstone is a private equity firm. So unless it wants to take ONP private, why would it waste its time on a public company.
By the way, who are you? Never heard of you. Are you credible?
3. Oh, and yes, Wall Street's beloved name game. We disagree so there is no debate. Of course there is debate. We can debate about the company, and until YOU convince me, you are a fraud too. Try statistics. Math. History. Economic. They can't lie.
BlackBerry (BBRY +1.6%) clearly isn't a fan of Detwiler Fenton's work. Shortly after responding to a Detwiler report that claimed Z10 returns have begun outpacing sales at some top U.S. retailers by insisting its return rates are normal, the company is asking U.S. and Canadian securities regulators to probe the report, and is accusing Detwiler of refusing to share its report and methodology. Detwiler is no stranger to criticizing BlackBerry. [View news story]
http://yhoo.it/XHsC2S;c=
Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [View article]
Stop corn-based ethanol production. We know that you get less energy out than you put in. So why are we continuing? Must be greedy lobbyists?