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  • Good TV Better TV DirecTV by Michael Michaud
    The Markets Last WeekUS stocks commodities dropped last week as bonds and the dollar gained over the Dubai debt crisis. Mohammed El-Erian of Pimco says the Dubai problem is a “correction” while Dennis Gartman says the Dubai problem has “legs” for further downside. Our... More »
    November 30, 2009 • DTV, CMCSA, DISH
  • Major November Expiration Stock "Pinning" Occurring by Moby Waller
    There looks to be a lot of November Expiration related "pinning" going on as we head into Friday's close.Many big equities are moving right towards strike price pin levels, including (AAPL) at 200, (GOOG) at 570,  (RIMM) at 60, (DIS) at 30, (AIG) at 35, (FITB) at 10, (NFLX) at 60,... More »
    November 20, 2009 • AAPL, GOOG, RIMM
  • True Value, A Conversation with Connor Browne by Benjamin Shepherd
    Stocks have rallied substantially since their March lows, but Connor Browne, co-manager of Thornburg Value (TVAFX), continues to uncover undervalued names that offer significant upside. Although the fund’s longtime manager Bill Fries has decided to step down, all indications suggest that... More »
    November 18, 2009 • JPM, GS, USB
  • HBO accounts for 20% of Time Warner's value by Trefis
    Time Warner owns TV channels like TNT, TBS, CNN, HBO, magazines like Fortune, People, Time, the movie studio Warner Brothers, and the internet portal AOL.com.  Based on our analysis, we estimate that TNT, TBS & CNN combined constitute about 24% Time Warner's value while Warner Brothers... More »
    November 3, 2009 • TWX, CMCSA, DTV
  • AT&T's play in the TV market - how big is the prize for AT&T? by Trefis
    AT&T reported results last week that indicated strong performance in the company's TV business.  AT&T's fiber optic TV service called U-Verse has added more subscribers so far than expected.  By offering competitive TV-internet-phone ("triple play") bundles AT&T... More »
    October 28, 2009 • T, CMCSA, DISH
  • Dish Network - Trefis price of $24.31, 25%+ upside to market price by Trefis
    Trefis has launched coverage of Dish Network which provides satellite TV service in the US.  Dish makes money by charging its 14 million subscribers monthly subscription fees for its satellite TV service along with incremental charges for HD and DVR service.  Satellite TV service... More »
    October 23, 2009 • DISH, CMCSA, TWC
  • TiVo’s IP is well beyond DISH/SATS by Gerard Hallaren
    DISH and ECHOSTAR are fighting yesterday’s warThe ongoing battle between TiVo and DISH/EchoStar is primarily of financial interest.  Yes, it looks like DISH/EchoStar will have to hand TiVo large piles of cash, but we believe investors need to pay attention to TiVo’s large and... More »
    September 8, 2009 • TIVO, DISH, SATS
  • DISH,CMCSA,RTP by Otis2000
    If presented with an opportunity I want to buy these stocks this week.DISH: stop out at $16, think it can trade to $27, risk to reward ratio is 11.  CMCSA: stop out at $13.50, think it can trade to $22.50 risk to reward 5.RTP:  Stop out at $153, think it can trade to $366. Risk to... More »
    August 24, 2009 • DISH, RTP, CMCSA
  • Fiber-Optic Providers Look Strong in TV Service Markets by Paul Carton
    Recent ChangeWave consumer surveys have revealed a shift occurring away from traditional TV viewing towards new types of online services and entertainment – a trend with worrisome long term implications for traditional TV service providers.But focusing on the short term, a recent... More »
    August 12, 2009 • VZ, T, CMCSA
  • What Stocks got Pinned Today? by Moby Waller
    Often on Expiration Friday, you will find that certain stocks, indices, & ETFs get basically "stuck" around a certain round level that corresponds to an option strike price.Why does this occur?  Well, there are a variety of factors ... and it is not usually just comprised of... More »
    July 17, 2009 • GOOG, C, PFE

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