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Canadian Solar: Opportunity in Multiple Contraction from Dilution
Glad you liked my math, and view. Sorry, I was a little scattered in my writing.
User 226214 - My main point was, the stock is about to get noticed, and look really cheap, if they can hit the eps number this quarter. It will be crucial. I am bullish, and now long, as the other users pointed out. Another cool couple of points for the bulls, is that short interests is at 30%, and options indicate forward looking traders have an estimate for fair value by Aug/Sept/Oct to be between $35 and $40. Not much downside left, unless something unexpectedly bad comes up - but that can happen to any company.
Diving Into the Water ETF
Jason Bourne - I know the prospectus, but I just think it's a stretch...
Richard - I'm glad you appreciate it
daniela - Yes, it is nothing more than MY notes, and I did spend only 10s of minutes on some companies...so you are correct, shallow is what you do when your skimming 29 annual reports
J Rapp - Maybe...I'll check it out
Finding Beta - Yah, I know, and I found out after this was published TTEK does desalination, I bought TTEK this afternoon
Finding Beta - Right, but both those two companies market cap won't even notice
aafine - joining you on that, glad you liked it, and as of this afternoon, I'm now long TTEK
Johnson Controls Reports Wednesday: Optimistic Predictions
Yup I was vague, but gave full disclosure that I was long, just wanted to quickly give my opinion before the conference call. I don't care if you call my post 'void'. My call was dead on, wasn't it?
John Thomas - glad to hear it buddy! I don't think you'll go wrong with JCI.
Trading Put Options With Buffett
Getting Out of Leveraged Gold
Smart Money - I didn't say "sell gold", I said, get out of leverage and into regularly bullish gold positions. Essentially, because i agree, we could see a pull-back here (Short term [weeks] and small [10's of $/oz])
Sixpackistan - I agree, there are a lots of 'experts' most are wrong, that's because this isn't an exact science.
Commodity Analysts Believe the Party's Over
Getting Out of Leveraged Gold
I sincerely thank those who kept comments to level headed, adult, (not insulting) conversation. I appreciate your thoughts, as I hope you appreciate mine, in this open discussion we are so grateful to have available.
To those who are kind of insulting: You're all reading a financial blog, it's an opinion, ease up. Personal attacks? Are you serious?
JT, ten years ago, I was 13. Yah, I'm 23, want to laugh at me some more? I'm sorry, I didn't hear GATA "shouting it" when I was buying my first mutual fund. You're probably much more informed than me.
Mr. Turtle, sorry it's a little hard to take you serious. Is that your real name? You couldn't be more wrong; I'm not "confused" or "out of touch with reality". However, you could call me uninformed (I'm an engineer) on the topic of gold (Which should be obvious when I thank somebody else for making me look into gold a year ago). One more thing, I've been all through Jim Sinclair's site, he is just like every other gold bug; extremely informed, and 100% bullish.
Goodnight all, I humbly wish you all the best to you and yours,
Jeff McLarty
Disclosure - long gold...but will think twice about sharing my opinion again.
Crocs: Bloated Inventory Caused Stock Slide
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Buy Bank Stocks for Your Kids
Reinko: You sound much more informed than I, this piece was written after I spent a couple hours with some folks at Primerica. I haven't read a single opinion yet from anyone else on the topic. I just wanted to share my two cents and some info on a demographic trend I'm beginning to research.
Good Luck All!
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