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The Long Case for Pfizer
Mindless Churn in Trendless Market
Yeah baby, buy buy buy!
Looming Financial Catastrophe: A Real Inconvenient Truth
It's time for change, and lots of inflexible ideologues will be wiped out in the coming turmoils. Bill Miller is shaping up to become one soon.
Berkshire Hathaway: Like a Kid in a Candy Store
Outlook for Oil Services and Drilling
Berkshire Hathaway: Like a Kid in a Candy Store
The Long Case for Pfizer
That being said, the real concern for Pfizer is that it hasn't invented anything decent for almost a decade, despite burning billions and billions of cash in R&D.
iRobot IPO vs. WowWee's Pseudo IPO
China and Starbucks' Late Stage Growth Obesity
Bank Insiders Made Out Like Bandits
Of course, AEO boss Schottenstein bought a bunch in Sep 2007. Look how deep under water he already is.
The guy at CWTR has better timing, sold a lot at 30 and bought back a lot at 5. The stock is at 6 right now.
GOOG insiders have been selling like there is no tomorrow ever since Jan 2005. Should you ignore the stock or even go short it back then?
Bank Insiders Made Out Like Bandits
Let me tell you something: insiders at WFC aren't selling much at all, at least a lot less than those insiders at railroad companies, which were heavily pumped by Barron's a couple of weeks ago.
Canadian Oil Sands: Gates and Buffett Visit
Money Managers and the Berkshire Hurdle
1. We are in a bear market, and bear will get everyone in the end. BRK.A lost 50% in 1974, 35% in 1990, and 40% during the value stock bear market between 1998-2000. This stock is not immune from general market declines.
2. Insurance is in a cyclical decline. After several hurricane-free years, people get gaga again in the supercat business; on the auto side, there seems to be a major price war going on. I'm receiving "lowest price" solicitations from AIG, Allstate, Farmers, State Farm and etc almost on a daily basis. In a climate of rising inflation and higher claims down the road, declining insurance premiums is the last thing a P/C company needs.
3. Valuation for BRK.A is not that great either. It looks cheap compared to the bubblicious late 90s, but is at least 30% more expensive than the 1990 low. Even as late as 1988, BRK.A traded at 1.0 times book when it was a lot smaller, growth prospect a lot better, and Buffett a lot younger.
Canadian Oil Sands: Gates and Buffett Visit
In-situ SAGD process uses up lots of NG, but very little water.
Locals certainly don't like deteriorating environments, but energy, jobs, and money are more important for most people.
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