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Haszard
Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [view article]
Zyprexa has generated a lot of bad press for Eli Lilly and they still have unresolved Zyprexa settlement claims.Eli Lilly is 'reaping the whirlwind' for aggressive marketing of Zyprexa that has caused suffering and deaths.
Zyprexa is being avoided by doctors they aren't prescribing it for new patients at all anymore.
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Daniel Haszard 4 year Zyprexa patient who got diabetes from it. www.zyprexa-victims.co...
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Lieberman
Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [view article]
First of all, the only ones to blaim for GM's issues are GM, the "Oil bugs", the Oil lobbyists and the Republican "Oil Guard". GM has seen this coming along with the others and they decided to keep the status quo as long as possible while we waged dirty wars and American lives have been lost to keep our foot mired in the black fools gold.With some foresight, and some small sacrifices that some very rich oil players decided not to take, we have made ourselves so dependent on foreign oil that we are at the mercy of the very countries who burn our flag in their streets.
McCain and his cronies now want to blame Obama(!) for his reluctance to pollute the oceans on this planet while they have done NOTHING for a decade to look into alternative energy.
Poor GM, they need to retool. Yes, they do. They knew it 20 years ago and have not done anything about it. They built their massive oil guzzing Hummer plants despite warnings from global warming experts and concentrated on short term profits. Well, let this be a lesson to everyone that the "eventually" is now playing out and the piper will be paid.
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Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [view article]
natural gas is energy.these short term fluctuations ar meaningless. a real cold northern winter & all changes. ReplyWall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [view article]
If you think the natural gas market may go lower temporarily with the weak economy, CHK's hedging of its natural gas sales prices should make you feel better. This basically guarantees that CHK will get a good price for their gas. It doesn't look like short term falling gas prices should have much effect on CHK's near term earnings. ReplyWall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [view article]
UBS re-iterated its buy rating on CHK, but it lowered its FY earnings estimates (now $9.65 vs. previously expected $10.45). UBS also lowered its price target from $90 to $86. Still the price of the stock is still below $50 as I write. It still looks like a great bargain, if you don't expect natural gas price to go through the floor soon. Current predictions are that they will not. If you look at how much money CHK could have made in Q2, you should really be encouraged. Even if CHK has hedged a ways in advance, they will eventuatlly benefit from higher natural gas prices, if those prices stay high. ReplyWall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [view article]
My reading of the CHK result seems to tell me that the company did not actually lose money. In fact it beat estimates slightly. I think I understand the accounting jargon to mean they took an accounting loss based on the market value of the gas they sold compared to the hedged value. Apparently CHK has hedged around $8.90 for Q3. I think in Q2 CHK lost the difference in the price they got for their gas and the then current market value of the gas (or the value of the part of the reserves they were selling). If I am readin everything correctly CHK did not actually lose any money at all. Their hedging on the gas prices simply caused them not to make as much money as they would have if they hadn't hedged. If prices had gone down instead of up, CHK would have looked brilliant. I don't think many people are looking brilliant right now. CHK still looks like a great stock. It will likely now fluctuate with the price of oil and gas (at least for the near term). ReplyWall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [view article]
The market is going down but I don't know when and how much. One can buy pretty good 'blue chip" stocks with PE's below the historical market average. However, most will hold on to cash to see what the market will look like in the next years. ReplyWall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [view article]
Looks like very bad news for GM. This should point out to our lawmakers in Congress just how important it is for the US to increase production of oil and decrease use of oil. We are losing carmaker share because we as a nation have ignored oil costs far too long. GM needs to almost completely retool for the new millenium cars and trucks it will need to stay in business.The market pretty clearly wants to go down today. No doubt it will do exactly this if the payrolls number is bad. If the payrolls number is good, the entire market may turn the other way. This will include oil and commodities also, as a good payrolls number will indicate a healthier than expected US economy. Oil/gas, financials, and fertilizer stocks stand to be the most swayed by this result. I am hoping for a good result. Ditto from the ISM. We can only wait and see. Reply
Tiedeman
Bargain Hunting: Stocks With Strong Earnings Growth [view article]
Titanium Metals Corporation produces titanium melted and mill products. It offers titanium sponge, which is the basic form of titanium metal used in titanium products; and melted products, such as ingot, electrodes, and slab that are the result of melting sponge and titanium scrap. The company also provides mill products that are forged and rolled from ingot or slab products, including billets, bars, plates, sheets and strips, and pipes; and fabrications, which comprise spools, pipe fittings, manifolds, and vessels that are cut, formed, welded, and assembled from titanium mill products. Titanium Metals Corporation sells its products directly in the United States and Europe, as well as through independent agents and distributors worldwide. It serves commercial aerospace and military, chemical process, oil and gas, consumer, sporting goods, automotive, and power generation sectors. The company was founded in 1950 and is headquartered in Dallas, Texas ReplyIt
Bargain Hunting: Stocks With Strong Earnings Growth [view article]
Ames, what do you know about TIE. Why do you like it? Boon Pickens ones less than 1% of the stock.Reply
Tiedeman
Bargain Hunting: Stocks With Strong Earnings Growth [view article]
TIE has been decimated. She will rise again. Boone Pickens owns this name Replyng
Bargain Hunting: Stocks With Strong Earnings Growth [view article]
Concentrate on big cap multinational consumer goods companies ReplyBargain Hunting: Stocks With Strong Earnings Growth [view article]
delete those oil related companies and put ITWO in. ReplyBargain Hunting: Stocks With Strong Earnings Growth [view article]
If you're going to look at, for example, the gain of these stocks over the last year, then you need to know what the 5-year-growth estimates were for them a year ago, not what it is today. They may have gone up in the past year because the estimates have gone up (Massey Energy comes to mind), in which case it's not surprising that those with high estimates also have high growth in the past year. ReplyBargain Hunting: Stocks With Strong Earnings Growth [view article]
My point is that the investing strategy betting on high growing stocks is successful. Reply