Tim McAleenan Jr.
Tim McAleenan Jr.
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Tim McAleenan Jr.
$AAPL to take on debt to pay for buyback. Also, it will be interesting to see how much share count actually declines. - View all 9 replies
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Stephen J Melnykevich: Keep in mind that it also added to it's cash since last earnings so it still have 100 Billion cash AFTER divy and buyback.
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scchan.2009: If Mr Market is being stupid (which he has a knack of doing so), we should take advantage of it. ;-) This is indeed good time to add IBM. -
jamesmhood: Great minds think alike! I added to IBM. It is a great long term value.
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Skyler Greene: 28. My goalie skills are a little rusty - haven't played soccer since I was six.
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Tim McAleenan Jr.
it's weird reading annual reports where companies brag about "passing the costs on to consumers" when I'm on the consumer side too. $KO $PG - View all 4 replies
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surferaw: It's also funny when they keep reiterating (over and over and over) in their annual reports how competitive their industry is! -
Reaster: I always think of it as...I am using their Div's to afford their over cost products
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Tim McAleenan Jr.
there's just something about non-voting stock that says, "To hell with you." $GOOG - View all 6 replies
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Rick Konrad: Some people are more equal than others. So much for "don't be evil" as a central pillar of GOOG's core values. A rotten move, shameful!! -
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Tim McAleenan Jr.
"My father thinks the glass is half empty, my mother thinks it's half full, and I think what's in it is poison so it doesn't matter." -RTS - View all 2 replies
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Tim McAleenan Jr.
Thirty years ago, IBM and Olivetti were competing over producing the best typewriter. - View all 6 replies
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Tim McAleenan Jr.: I try to be more environmentally friendly. I go for the stork. -
Stephen J Melnykevich: Aren't the storks too busy delivering babies? I send via homing pigeons, much like the mode used by the House of Stark.
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Tim McAleenan Jr.
Hey Rocco, speaking of intangibles, how much did this commercial spell doom for Sears Holdings as an investment? http://bit.ly/GNE1S0#! - View all 0 replies
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Tim McAleenan Jr.
Currently working on an article inspired by my favorite Rocco piece of the year. http://seekingalpha.com/a/8gtx - View all 2 replies
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Rocco Pendola: And the funny thing is we're "flirting" with one another here, independent of the other's overtures! Look at the time stamps! Thx, Tim -
Tim McAleenan Jr.: Just saw it. That's unreal. If we were talking on the phone, I don't think we could have coordinated it that close.
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Tim McAleenan Jr.
Is it me, or are Roth IRA limits kind of low? Instead of the $5,000-$6,000 range, shouldn't they be about $15,000 annually? - View all 8 replies
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BraveChicken: Shhh... You don't want the future government to realize they are missing out on tax revenue, do you? -
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David Fish: The Saints will probably pay a fine, maybe lose a draft pick...basically a slap on the wrist. The NFL will act indignant for P.R. purposes.
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Tim McAleenan Jr.
using a Bloomberg Terminal for the first time. Sweet. - View all 5 replies
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Tim McAleenan Jr.: Probably for them. That's the fun part of university libraries. These toys are free for 4 years. -
Stephen J Melnykevich: It's usually between $1,500-$2,000 depending on options. Us little guys don't stand a chance.
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Tim McAleenan Jr.
I can tell you when Apple's explosive earnings growth will come to an end. The day after I fill out a buy order for AAPL. - View all 2 replies
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Stephen J Melnykevich: Hop to it Tim. It's still not too late. Funny, I actually put off buying iPad so I could have 13 shares instead of 12 earlier this month. -
Regarded Solutions: tim, you know as well as i do that we are eventually going to see a correction in the market....I just wrote an article on AAPL, wait for it
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Stephen J Melnykevich: Completely agree, it only makes sense when the interest rates are as favorable as your current debt level is small. -
Stephen J Melnykevich: K said deal "likely will increase its debt by about $2 billion and it plans to limit stock buybacks for about two years to reduce the debt."
