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Brochstein
Time to Look At Conservative Growth Stocks [view article]
We have reduced our exposure to consumer discretionary by selling some LOW and COLM... ReplyTime to Look At Conservative Growth Stocks [view article]
Take your profits. Luck isn't in my investing dictionary especially if I have to look to the Government to generate a short squeeze to generate that profit.Nothing has changed as far as discretionaries are concerned. Reply
Short Interest in Management Consultants et al [view article]
With headquarter in Bermuda....On May 16 07:55 PM alfedo garcia wrote:
> Accenture is not New York based. It is incorporated in Bermuda with
> US headquarters in Chicago. Reply
garcia
Short Interest in Management Consultants et al [view article]
Accenture is not New York based. It is incorporated in Bermuda with US headquarters in Chicago. ReplyShort Interest in Management Consultants et al [view article]
For those with limited understanding of short interest - what is your conclusion? Define Utilisation. ReplyShort Interest in Management Consultants et al [view article]
Thank you very much for this very informative article. ReplyEditors
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Is this a buy or a sell? ReplyBrochstein
Small-Cap Growth: Analyst Coverage Discount? [view article]
That's a good point. I do tend to use high analyst ratings as a negative input, though WHQ didn't really have such strong opinion behind it. I think that there is a persistent investment arbitrage potential in buying the names that aren't so recognized and trading them out potentially when they become recognized. Replyinvestor
Small-Cap Growth: Analyst Coverage Discount? [view article]
Alan, the analyst optimism in WHQ would appear to be misplaced, at least in the short term, after the pre-announcement and lower guidance for the company. Your screen might be improved if a sell discipline was built. Maybe there's a "critical mass" of analysts at which excessive optimism is sure to result in underperformance. Given there's a finite number of sell-side firms with any real power over sentiment, there might be a trigger to sell when all the bulge-bracket firms cover a stock. (Note that I'm *not* suggesting that smaller-firm sell-side or independent analysts can't be more "right" than the big boys, just that they by definition they reach fewer people who actually follow their advice (blindly or not). ReplySmall-Cap Growth: Analyst Coverage Discount? [view article]
Well writen with brevity. Two thumbs up! ReplySmall-Cap Growth: Analyst Coverage Discount? [view article]
Well writen with brevity. Two thumbs up! ReplyMetzinger
Jim Cramer's Mad Money In-Depth Stock Picks, Oct. 3 [view article]
Ben:Thank you very much for the feedback. I have made the correction and apologize for the confusion.
Miriam Metzinger
Seeking Alpha Reply
Jim Cramer's Mad Money In-Depth Stock Picks, Oct. 3 [view article]
Cramer did NOT say "(A)lthough MOT and CSCO could overwhelm DivX...." He was speaking about Arris (ARRS), not DivX. He had just explained that Arris is a competitor of MOT and CSCO. Obviously, DivX is not. This should be corrected with "Arris" substituted for "DivX" in Miriam Metzinger's summary. Reply