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  • Russell 2000 Up Strong Today by Stone Fox Capital
    Looks like the risk trade might return into year end. The smaller cap stocks have been hit while the large cap stocks continued to rally thru November. We like names like Terex (TEX), Liz Claiborne (LIZ), and Phoenix Cos (PNX) for the high beta trades expecially if we see that market 'melt up'... More »
    December 2, 2009 • TEX, LIZ, PNX
  • 2009 Q3 Portfolio Moves of Bruce Berkowitz, Mohnish Pabrai and Robert Rodriguez by Davy Bui
    Unlike some of the managers I reviewed yesterday, Bruce Berkowitz and his cohorts at the Fairholme Capital have been buying. A scan of their Q3 2009 holdings spreadsheet suggests they favor healthcare companies and Berkshire Hathaway (BRK-A, BRK-B). Fairholme opened two new positions, both in... More »
    November 18, 2009 • AXP, BA, CAH
  • Good morning, America! by Nojus
    04/11/2009 reviewThere small volatility in DOW index now. And volume decreases. Maybe we are going to consolidation phase? So it’s difficult time for traders. There is a strong resistance at 9969.91 level. If DOW hits this resistance, we will change our short positions to long positions.... More »
    November 4, 2009 • TEX, MAT, BWS
  • Good morning, America! by Nojus
     I warned about divergence between index and oscillator few posts ago. It means that there was a possibility of index declining. We see that today:   So we see a natural process of correction. A market is worrying about financial sector. And about CIT Group especially. A company says... More »
    November 2, 2009 • CIT, CPN, BWS
  • More on the Tax Loss Carryback Legislation: Hard Hit Companies Could Fly by Stone Fox Capital
    The Wall St Journal is reporting that the proposal to allow Tax Loss Carry Backs for 5 years is poised to be approved next week. It's been difficult to find information on this subject as we originally wrote about it on Wednesday[Tax Loss Proposal Gains Support] and hadn't seen any news about it... More »
    October 30, 2009 • TEX, LIZ, RF
  • Good morning, America! by Nojus
    DOW index has broken all supports. As I said earlier we see a seesaw market with it wing down, i.e. bear market. So it is a perfect time for shorters.     In my stock portfolio My short position LGF just closed with a profit.   Some ideas: The best positions in our reviews: BWS is... More »
    October 29, 2009 • LGF, MAT, BWS
  • Tax Loss Carryback Proposal Gains Support by Stone Fox Capital
    According to some news reports yesterday, the U.S. Congress is gaining support for a Tax Loss Carryback proposal. We're not seeing a lot of news about this proposal but it seems to be something that would be very bullish for the worst off stocks in this economy. Any corporation that made a ton... More »
    October 28, 2009 • RF, SNV, PNX
  • What the Market Wants: Market Bullies the Small-caps by David Brown
    by David Brown, Chief Market Strategist, Sabrient Systems(Monday, October 26, 2009  4:45 pm PDT)  Last week, the market was very selective with only Large-cap Growth in positive territory -- think Apple (Nasdaq: AAPL), Amazon (Nasdaq:  AMZN), and American Express (NYSE: AXP). All... More »
    October 26, 2009 • DAVE, AAPL, AMZN
  • Good morning, America! by Nojus
     Dow index has broken down trend line up. But it not reached a support level at 9939. We must look for sell short ideas, if Dow breaks this level:     In my stock portfolio LGF fell down again, so I added to my short position:   Strong bulls were in FRE position yesterday. I... More »
    October 22, 2009 • NDN, TEX, VOD
  • Good morning, America! by Nojus
     Well, well, well… Dow index almost fell below 10 000 yesterday. As I said, support is too weak now. And we must manage our portfolios very carefully. No matter it’s compounded from long or short positions.  A market’s behavior at “seesaw” manner is what... More »
    October 21, 2009 • NDN, MAT, VOD

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