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Stocks with the Highest Short Interest [view article]
Sorry last sentence should be:The long interest is the float. High short % presumably increases buying interest above normal trading volumes. Reply
Stocks with the Highest Short Interest [view article]
Shorted stocks supposedly are borrowed from longs via the longs' brokers and sold. (I say supposedly because naked shorting has become quite the fashion but I will let more sophisticated traders tell us how that works.) The short speculator or arbitrager has cash and owes the long the stock. Should the stock go down, the short purchases it on the open market and returns the stock to the long. The difference is the profit. Should the stock go up, the short must repurchase at a loss and replace. Thus the % of the stock float sold short shows you how much potential pent-up buying exists in a given security. If the shorts are wrong about a stock, their buying tacked on to normal buying can result in excessive movements to the upside.Thus the float is the long interest plus the short covering potential. Reply
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25 Undervalued Stocks [view article]
I wonder which stocks in the list are the cringe-ful ones? ReplyStocks with the Highest Short Interest [view article]
I second the previous comment. ReplyStocks with the Highest Short Interest [view article]
This is the type of information we need more of and I would also like to see stocks with the highest long interest in the last 30 days.Daniel Kowkabany Reply
Dividend Investment Myths [view article]
agree with captain ccs: the point (a point) of buying dividend stocks is to take advantage of long term compounding. A ten year period would be more persuasive. Reply25 Undervalued Stocks [view article]
thanks a lot ReplyWendling
Revisions Ratios Help Uncover Hidden Gems [view article]
Unfortunately the stocks that you have listed as staying wary of are the very issues that the specialists on the floor of the NYSE want to accumulate the most for their own personal long term investment accounts before propelling them dramatically higher.For more information on how and why they are doing this click on my site and read the documentation on how it all works, and the reports I have issued on some of these issues listed above.
Richard Reply
The Economic Cost of the Military Industrial Complex [view article]
This waste MUST lead to social/economic collapse. Easily proven:Mathematics of Rule:
www.nazisociopaths.org...
Bill Ross
(electronics design engineer) Reply
Q2 2008 Portfolio Moves: David Winters, T. Boone Pickens, Jim Puplava [view article]
Hey guys, I got an idea: why don't we find out if Picken's is sincere on the "Wind to Energy" idea or just an elaborate ploy for water sales. Which if true is brilliant.Write your Congressman, US Senator, tell them we should build a pipeline from the Grat Lakes to the Mid continent Prairie to ensure wheat and corn productiion due to changing weather patterns.
Then see what happens. A movement could be started. Reply
Q2 2008 Portfolio Moves: David Winters, T. Boone Pickens, Jim Puplava [view article]
He's right they are ugly. The question is, do you want the money from the electricity they generate or the aesthetics of not having one? If I had a ranch in the middle of nowhere, I'd take the money and run. Replypg
The Economic Cost of the Military Industrial Complex [view article]
Point is, for all that spending, it is more luck and happenstance than anything else that we have not witnessed another terrorist attack in the US. Throughout the Cold War, and even now, the Russians were careful enough to calibrate their actions precisely to keep below the threshold that would have led to massive retaliation, so all the tools/toys at our disposal were quite pointless.How exactly did the investment in our nuclear submarine and carrier fleet prevent any of the attacks culminating in 9/11? And yet we are still building more of them, for instance the "George H.W. Bush". Funny, huh? A strong defense is vital, and the technology geek in me marvels at some of this stuff as much anybody, but even now, a single kayak paddling over from Canada could pack enough biological agent to wipe out Detroit. We're lucky any would-be terrorists aren't that bright after all. Reply
Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [view article]
Bernanke speech today"".......Important... a well-designed supervisory regime complements rather than supplants market discipline. Indeed, regulation can serve to strengthen market discipline, for example, by mandating a transparent disclosure regime for financial firms."
www.federalreserve.gov...
Could Bernanke's speech today be the catalyst for a "game changer", i.e. a big plus for CME? Reply
Q2 2008 Portfolio Moves: David Winters, T. Boone Pickens, Jim Puplava [view article]
People in the water biz in Texas have told me that Pickens whole wind deal is a ploy.He wants a continous right-of way up the middle of the country to put in a pipeline to sell the massive amounts of WATER he owns or has options to buy. Also,he has said that he will put turbines on his neighbor ranches but not his own because they are "ugly". ReplyQ2 2008 Portfolio Moves: David Winters, T. Boone Pickens, Jim Puplava [view article]
I follow T. Boone's picks religously, and own many of his picks, including the ones mentioned above. He is the only one I see who makes any sense at all on the subject of the energy crisis we are headed toward. Most of the others, including the Wall Street crowd, just don't get it yet. They will eventually, and that is when it will be time to sell.Reply