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Coinstar Inc. (CSTR)

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  • Coinstar: Good vs Evil by Danny Furman
     I'd like to hear why anyone in their right mind still rents movies from Blockbuster or another brick and mortar store. Perhaps you feel like a good samaritan helping the good folks at Blockbuster (BBI) pay their crippling leases or functionless employees (congrats for getting a job, but... More »
    November 18, 2009 • CSTR, TWX, NWS
  • Global Axcess Corp: A Mini Coinstar by Ian Cassel
    Global Axcess Corp $0.70 (GAXC) is the 7th largest non-bank ATM Company in the US, managing a network of 4,500 ATMs in the United States. GAXC is the most profitable and stable public company in the ATM business. The company has only recently started to push the accelerator on sales and gaining... More »
    November 5, 2009 • CSTR
  • Spinoff of Redbox by Thomas Mcmillen
     Heard on the Street had a column today about Redox and their parent company Coinstar.  Essentially the article called for investors to sell their Coinstar stock based on valuation.  Currently, Coinstar is trading at about 44 times 2009 earnings (which they are... More »
    April 6, 2009 • CSTR, NFLX, BBI
  • Should Coinstar Spinoff Redbox? by Thomas Mcmillen
     Heard on the Street had a column today about Redox and their parent company Coinstar.  Essentially the article called for investors to sell their Coinstar stock based on valuation.  Currently, Coinstar is trading at about 44 times 2009 earnings (which they are... More »
    April 6, 2009 • CSTR, NFLX, BBI
  • Two Easy Stock Shorts: NFLX & CSTR by Ryan Vanzo
    Sometimes good stocks are run up too far. Sure, you may take a look at Coinstar (CSTR) and Netflix (NFLX) and see all the positives. Netflix's main competitor Blockbuster (BBI), is teetering on the edge. With Blockbuster out of the way, Netflix should be able to pick up... More »
    April 5, 2009 • NFLX, BBI, CSTR

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