Johnson & Johnson (JNJ)

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  • commenter
    Frankfurt/He
    ssen
    Aug 19 04:35 PM
    Hedge Fund Tracking: Clarium Capital [view article]
    Nollier,

    how much you made today on AXP as after 3 years you may be well long dead just as everybody else.
    If one don't know to make money today,then gardening is another very engaging proposition.     Reply
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    NollierCapit
    alMgmt
    Aug 19 02:50 PM
    Hedge Fund Tracking: Clarium Capital [view article]
    Good write up. Just curious as to why you feel AXP is a little ify here? Most people categorize AXP as a credit card company when in fact credit cards are a very some piece of their overall business. A large percentage of their revenues come from merchant fees, processing fees, i.e. closed loop network. I would argue that they are a pay card company. They also have the travel business going for them. I agree they became greedy by entering certain markets with their credit card marketing campaigns. This has caused them pain in the short term. However, this is an iconic brand that has become cheap for the first time in a long time. These scenarios happen infrequently. Those who buy or have bought AXP will be rewarded over the next three years. Yes, AXP could get cheaper but I would bet money managers would add to their positions if it occurs. Cheers! Reply
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    SeekingValue
    Aug 19 01:34 PM
    5 Impressive Stocks in This Difficult Market [view article]
    Are you kidding? This is an article? Shouldn't there be some useful information here?

    Well, here's an article of my own. My five best performing stocks this year are Boston Beer Company (SAM), Wellcare Group (WCG), Vertex Pharmaceuticals (VRTX), Verenium (VRNM) and Ceradyne(CRDN). I bought them all at recent lows and they've done very well for me. Probably that means you should buy them and they'll do well for you too. Right?     Reply
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    captainccs
    Aug 19 10:04 AM
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    Barron's Drop - Fast Money Recap (8/18/08) [view article]
    Barron's kiss of death is probably a breath of life for Freddy and Fanny. Reply
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    mwswi
    Aug 19 09:30 AM
    5 Impressive Stocks in This Difficult Market [view article]
    I hold common stock in four of your listed five, and they've been stalwarts in my portfolio during 2008 (knock-on-wood...). Reply
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    Norman
    Lepoff, M.D.
    Aug 19 09:25 AM
    Hedge Fund Tracking: Clarium Capital [view article]
    Very informative article. Thank you. Reply
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    kkin365
    Aug 19 09:18 AM
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    Johnson & Johnson: The Type of Growth Stock I Favor [view article]
    You have not said anything regarding why you like ISRG. I thought an article in the Barron's a couple of weeks ago makes great sense. Reply
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    kkin365
    Aug 19 09:14 AM
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    Financial Drag - Fast Money Recap (8/18/08) [view article]
    At one time I heard Teeranova saying that he has a long position in CME. Is he a member of NYMEX? Reply
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    mollytjm
    Aug 19 09:03 AM
    Johnson & Johnson: The Type of Growth Stock I Favor [view article]
    i agree about Apple, (i own some of the stock). when i use Warren Buffet terms, it all fits as a long term investment (though he doesn't invest in tech)... it has a great moat: terrific reputation, huge cash reserves, no debt, great multiple products and streams of revenue, and innovative vision. plus, it has the world to expend into..i think they plan to be in 70 countries within a year and in spite of the economy, they continue to grow profits.

    and they do something most companies never do...they apologize for their mistakes and correct them as fast as possible. i just got another update and apology for mobileme...a launch that, in retrospect, came too early because the launch of the second iphone unleashed pent up demand that had been hard to estimate, so Apple was overwhelmed.
    but i'm sure other companies would love to have this 'high level grumble'.
    the point here, is that the company is very stable and responsible, as well as respected, and it's here to stay and a good long term investment.     Reply
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    buyitcheap
    Aug 19 08:15 AM
    5 Impressive Stocks in This Difficult Market [view article]
    That is a beautiful portfolio. Your buy points seem a bit "toppy" to me, (hence the moniker buyitcheap) but 10 years from now, what difference will it make, really. Great selection and diversification. One to put on your radar: BMR - biomedical realty reit. Reply
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    marketfolly
    Aug 18 11:47 PM
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    Hedge Fund Tracking: Clarium Capital [view article]
    at the end of july they were up around over 45% year to date Reply
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    mkreisel
    Aug 18 08:11 PM
    Hedge Fund Tracking: Clarium Capital [view article]
    How is Clarium's YTD performance? Reply
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    Jake2
    Aug 18 06:17 PM
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    Stocks At or Near 52-Week Highs [view article]
    A Better Place: Almost everything you said is utter nonsense. If you voted for Bush you are partly responsible for the current Bush Recession. Reply
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    Richard
    Wendling
    Aug 16 07:56 AM
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    Dow 30 Trading Ranges [view article]
    What is more important than listing trading ranges on these Dow components is listing the number of those Dow components that are being manipulated by their individual specialists for their own personal profits. Alcoa's specialist for example has set his issue up for a major decline in price in the coming two months.

    For more information on how this is done click on my web page and read the stock reports on AA and also read the documentation on how these individuals manipulate their issues at the expense of the investor. You have nothing to lose except the amount of time it takes you to read the information and you have a great deal to gain if you follow what they are doing and buy when they buy and sell when they sell.

    Richard     Reply
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    mangy cat
    Aug 15 08:21 PM
    Companies With Recent, Innovative Product Approvals vs. Healthcare ETFs [view article]
    but this is hindsight
    and investment is foresight     Reply
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