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Ross Stores Inc. (ROST)

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  • How to Stress Test Your ETFs [View article]
    You are correct Stanley, I used ROE as it is easy to come up with but if I could get people to use ROIC that would be even better as it... More »
    Comment by Peter Mycroft Psaras
    Dec 23 12:00 pm |
    Rating: +1 0
  • How to Stress Test Your ETFs [View article]
    Peter, I mean Earnings. Instead of ROE, which is earning/book equity, I am thinking earning/Market price. In theory, a portfolio can... More »
    Comment by Chimin Sang
    Dec 23 00:43 am |
    Rating: +1 0
  • How to Stress Test Your ETFs [View article]
    Great Point my friend, This is just a stress testing method and one should never construct a portfolio based on it, by just one... More »
    Comment by Peter Mycroft Psaras
    Dec 22 10:52 am |
    Rating: +2 0
  • How to Stress Test Your ETFs [View article]
    RISK (MODERN PORTFOLIO THEORY) STATISTICS 3 Years Statistic PIV Alpha (against Standard Index) -6.36 Beta (against Standard... More »
    Comment by Peter Mycroft Psaras
    Dec 22 10:46 am |
    Rating: +2 0
  • How to Stress Test Your ETFs [View article]
    Hi - what are the 'risk adjusted' return comparisons?
    Comment by manbat
    Dec 22 09:52 am |
    Rating: 0 0
  • How to Stress Test Your ETFs [View article]
    Haha, interesting viewpoint. One thing to warn against misuse of this method: Don't look up stocks by ROE and construct your own ETF... More »
    Comment by Chimin Sang
    Dec 22 08:09 am |
    Rating: +2 0
  • Growth Report for Third Quarter 2009 - Part I [View article]
    I am in APT, takeover or not this stock will do well. No debt, good product, great managment.
    Comment by cashcat
    Dec 16 13:26 pm |
    Rating: 0 0
  • NASDAQ Dividend Achievers Index: Top 10 Holdings [View article]
    Here's a handy daily updated NASDAQ highest dividend top 30: http://www.TopYields.nl/Top_dividend_yields_of_NASDAQ100.php
    Comment by Math1lda
    Dec 1 03:49 am |
    Rating: 0 -1
  • NASDAQ Dividend Achievers Index: Top 10 Holdings [View article]
    I own PAYX, one of the higher-yielders here, and am quite familiar with its current situation from researching a recent article. Two... More »
    Comment by Low Sweat Investing
    Nov 30 14:24 pm |
    Rating: 0 0
  • NASDAQ Dividend Achievers Index: Top 10 Holdings [View article]
    I tend to agree, we would need to see the growth of the dividends over the last 4-5 years or longer I would also want to see the payout... More »
    Comment by granger
    Nov 30 12:09 pm |
    Rating: +1 -1
  • NASDAQ Dividend Achievers Index: Top 10 Holdings [View article]
    If it is about dividends, re-investment and long-term strategies, I agree with David that the yield should be higher starting at 3%..
    Comment by User 491141
    Nov 30 12:08 pm |
    Rating: +1 -1
  • NASDAQ Dividend Achievers Index: Top 10 Holdings [View article]
    In my opinion, 7 of these 10 companies do not make sense for a dividend investing strategy, because their yields are too low. My minimum... More »
    Comment by David Van Knapp
    Nov 30 09:31 am |
    Rating: +2 -1
  • Growth Report for Third Quarter 2009 - Part I [View article]
    the stock to back up the truck is SQM...
    Comment by LaChic
    Nov 25 08:10 am |
    Rating: 0 -1
  • Growth Report for Third Quarter 2009 - Part I [View article]
    I'm glad to see that you've include APT in your list. I really liked the management when I listened to the earnings webcast. Very old... More »
    Comment by Leslie78
    Nov 24 13:29 pm |
    Rating: +1 0
  • Cramer's Stop Trading! Eddie Lampert Delivered (11/19/09) [View article]
    he was begging people to buy oh only one share when the stock was 190 dollars.please!!!!! Now the brands are great and been around a... More »
    Comment by demo510
    Nov 20 19:36 pm |
    Rating: +1 0