AIG: Key Developments For Future Success [View article]
Simply put, I think AIG checks the multitudes of boxes which would dictate what is a "Perfect Stock" better than most other stocks out there.
Best part is, they don't even have a Dividend, which means initiation of one in the future is about inevitable, and will serve as yet another catalyst.
Apple's Earnings Fall Is Completely Unjustified [View article]
Cramer is the worst when it comes to AAPL. His actions should be considered criminal at this point. It's incredible how little conviction he has and how people let him get away with it.
Apple's Earnings Fall Is Completely Unjustified [View article]
Well said. Funny thing is, I like to invest in MAKING MONEY. Why the obsession about growth? If AAPL went flat for the rest of its life it would amass enough cash to buy the entire Dow 30.
People hold ONLY Apple to this metric of "growth", while other declining companies get rewarded with unreasonably high P/E's. This can't last, and fundamentals have to kick in.
AAPL at a 16 P/E was discounting future growth already. How it can fall this low, I have no idea. Wall Street DOES pay up for consistent income (world records with Apple), brand value (highest in the world by Apple), and a Dividend. If one needs proof, see the plethora of stocks out there as many.
Apple's Earnings Fall Is Completely Unjustified [View article]
BEST article I've read about AAPL.
How dare you post well thought out facts! It's the manic hyperbole and fueled manipulative hate that is what has been taking this stock from this incredibly PROFITABLE and monumentally performing company down lately.
Q1 was amazing, I can't believe "The Street" see's it otherwise. I think the shares will dip a bit and then with a fueled rage head higher and make new highs for the year.
Why Chipotle Could Move To $700 In 2013 - A Better Investment Than McDonald's? [View article]
$700??
They're currently not growing enough to really compress the P/E THAT much, so I'm assuming you then see its P/E expanding to like a 60-70++? I just don't see it, of course unless some massive blowout quarters and a major Bull market then who knows.
CMG still has a high valuation therefore any missed quarters or slowdown in growth can hit it hard (again).
I'm fairly Bullish CMG, enough to trade it around in my portfolio, but not that Bullish.
How To Trade Apple's Breakdown As Negative Sentiment Grows [View article]
Absolutely correct. You keep hearing "bad news". What bad news? There has been NO factual bad news! It's all INCREDIBLE NEWS coming out of Apple business and results! It's criminal how this stock gets treated in Wall Street. Bearishness is resulting such a breaking points. At this point I've been trying not to add to my Long position as I scaled out 50% in the mid $5's because I couldn't take being so overweight during a decline and am still quite profitable in AAPL for the year.... but at the levels we're at, and possibly getting to, this is turning into perhaps the best buy I think I could have ever imagined.... touching the $4's again possibly? Talk about a smooth slingshot up.
Only one person was standing outside the Apple (AAPL) store in Shanghai's financial district today, when the iPhone 5 went on sale for the first time in China. That's in contrast to the frenzy that accompanied the launch of the iPhone 4S. And while the new device will probably sell strongly, the lack of a deal with China Mobile (CHL) continues to hamper Apple in the country. [View news story]
This is BS. There needs to be accountability and regulation in Wall Street Media.
Apple PURPOSEFULLY wanted no lines, they DESIGNED this to be lines-free and easy for people to get, after the danger last year almost got them banned from selling in China.
If Apple MGMT would just SAY SOMETHING to debunk this hyperbole crap, they'd stabilize the stock instantly. They need to start being more transparent these days because the media and shorter Hedgies are practically owning the public perception of this company nowadays.
Apple (AAPL) is taking it on the chin again this morning as chatter about weak iPhone 5 demand in China, and UBS taking its price target on the stock down to $700 from $780 has the shares off 2.2% premarket. [View news story]
Apple needs to break its "silent treatment". Fact is the media and Hedgies KNOW this, as does shady Samsung who pays media to constantly smear Apple, and they have a FIELD day just misconstruing data and information to look biasedly slanted against Apple.
ONE MENTION by Apple Mgmt that China sales are going as planned and that would STABILIZE THE STOCK.
Apple is the change. Android is the zombie generic OS, and it's putting Apple in a more premium spotlight, which = ascending brand value (which we see every year).
Google: Why Investors Need Not Fret [View article]
Google's plan has been to simply monopolize the market for themselves and try and suffocate other manufacturers. It's a shameful way to do business, and makes me not respect Google (though I have GOOG shares).
They should let others who actually can make money off of innovating prosper, or at least get serious and see how well they can do if they actually charged for Android, or actually made their own exclusive Android products.
Google has been very bad for the Mobile Market in many ways.
Fact is, at these levels, there is a lot of upside on HAL. Of course it could go lower along with the rest of the market, but you have near-term upside of over 25% once the market rebounds.
Fact ALSO is that YOU CANNOT HOLD HAL LONG AND MAKE MONEY OFF OF IT. IT IS AN EXCEPTIONAL TRADERS STOCK. It has great fundamentals which make the stock undervalued, making it more of a "safe trade", and it bounces around like crazy. 3% movements in one day aren't unheard of at all.
It's a great stock in terms of being undervalued, but it's a hard one to "just hold". If you get into HAL, and want to make money, you probably should be trading it, and I don't like to endorse the concept of "trading", but it is what it is.
Of course, you can just pile up at $30 and hold for years and years and I'm sure you'll see great returns.
AIG: Key Developments For Future Success [View article]
Best part is, they don't even have a Dividend, which means initiation of one in the future is about inevitable, and will serve as yet another catalyst.
Apple's Earnings Fall Is Completely Unjustified [View article]
Apple's Earnings Fall Is Completely Unjustified [View article]
People hold ONLY Apple to this metric of "growth", while other declining companies get rewarded with unreasonably high P/E's. This can't last, and fundamentals have to kick in.
AAPL at a 16 P/E was discounting future growth already. How it can fall this low, I have no idea. Wall Street DOES pay up for consistent income (world records with Apple), brand value (highest in the world by Apple), and a Dividend. If one needs proof, see the plethora of stocks out there as many.
Apple's Earnings Fall Is Completely Unjustified [View article]
How dare you post well thought out facts! It's the manic hyperbole and fueled manipulative hate that is what has been taking this stock from this incredibly PROFITABLE and monumentally performing company down lately.
Q1 was amazing, I can't believe "The Street" see's it otherwise. I think the shares will dip a bit and then with a fueled rage head higher and make new highs for the year.
Ford Will Make A Turnaround In 2013 [View article]
Why Chipotle Could Move To $700 In 2013 - A Better Investment Than McDonald's? [View article]
They're currently not growing enough to really compress the P/E THAT much, so I'm assuming you then see its P/E expanding to like a 60-70++? I just don't see it, of course unless some massive blowout quarters and a major Bull market then who knows.
CMG still has a high valuation therefore any missed quarters or slowdown in growth can hit it hard (again).
I'm fairly Bullish CMG, enough to trade it around in my portfolio, but not that Bullish.
What's Worrisome About Apple [View article]
How To Trade Apple's Breakdown As Negative Sentiment Grows [View article]
Only one person was standing outside the Apple (AAPL) store in Shanghai's financial district today, when the iPhone 5 went on sale for the first time in China. That's in contrast to the frenzy that accompanied the launch of the iPhone 4S. And while the new device will probably sell strongly, the lack of a deal with China Mobile (CHL) continues to hamper Apple in the country. [View news story]
Apple PURPOSEFULLY wanted no lines, they DESIGNED this to be lines-free and easy for people to get, after the danger last year almost got them banned from selling in China.
If Apple MGMT would just SAY SOMETHING to debunk this hyperbole crap, they'd stabilize the stock instantly. They need to start being more transparent these days because the media and shorter Hedgies are practically owning the public perception of this company nowadays.
Apple (AAPL) is taking it on the chin again this morning as chatter about weak iPhone 5 demand in China, and UBS taking its price target on the stock down to $700 from $780 has the shares off 2.2% premarket. [View news story]
ONE MENTION by Apple Mgmt that China sales are going as planned and that would STABILIZE THE STOCK.
Nokia Is A Win-Win for Investors [View article]
Use Apple's Cash To Your Advantage [View article]
Apple is stronger than ever.
Google: Why Investors Need Not Fret [View article]
They should let others who actually can make money off of innovating prosper, or at least get serious and see how well they can do if they actually charged for Android, or actually made their own exclusive Android products.
Google has been very bad for the Mobile Market in many ways.
A Shout Out To Cheap Halliburton [View article]
Fact ALSO is that YOU CANNOT HOLD HAL LONG AND MAKE MONEY OFF OF IT. IT IS AN EXCEPTIONAL TRADERS STOCK. It has great fundamentals which make the stock undervalued, making it more of a "safe trade", and it bounces around like crazy. 3% movements in one day aren't unheard of at all.
It's a great stock in terms of being undervalued, but it's a hard one to "just hold". If you get into HAL, and want to make money, you probably should be trading it, and I don't like to endorse the concept of "trading", but it is what it is.
Of course, you can just pile up at $30 and hold for years and years and I'm sure you'll see great returns.
Is It Apple, The Fiscal Cliff, Risk Aversion, Or All Of The Above? [View article]