Ryan Freund

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    • Thu Feb 28th 12:49 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      Aircastle Looks Ready for a Bounce
      The dividend is currently $0.70 per share and in each successive quarter, Aircastle has raised it. Last time it was from $0.65 per share to $0.70 per share. My guess is that they'll increase it to $0.80 per share, representing a 14% increase. If they do, the forward dividend will be $3.20 per share per year, representing, at the current price, a 15.1% dividend. If they increase it to only $0.75 per share, then the $3.00 dividend would represent a 14.2% dividend. Either way, not too shabby.

      Ryan
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    • Fri Feb 1st 11:49 AM | Rating: 0 0
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      Stocks That Ben Graham Would Like Here
      Cool. It's important to note that I'm not suggesting them as "buys," but rather suggesting them for further review. If they don't have an economic moat, either through patents, economies of scale, etc... then they shouldn't be further considered.

      Ryan
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    • Fri Feb 1st 10:02 AM | Rating: 0 0
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      Which Investment Bank to Buy?
      If you're going to buy a bank... consider CFC. You get shares of BAC when the deal goes through at a nice discount.

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    • Fri Feb 1st 09:56 AM | Rating: 0 0
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      Smith & Wesson's a Buy Ahead of 2nd Amendment Decision
      Amendment spelled wrong in title!
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    • Wed Jan 30th 14:50 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      Fed Cuts to 3%
      Now is a good time to buy SKF again!

      Ryan
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    • Mon Jan 28th 13:49 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      Isis-Genzyme: Deal of the Year?
      Is that true for the rest of the Isis team? I would like to see all of them buying stock.
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    • Sun Jan 27th 15:51 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      Greenspan: U.S. Recession Far From A Done Deal
      I think that global growth for the top tier US companies could stave off a recession. I'd give it a 20% chance of not seeing a recession.

      In the interim, I'm loading up on Buffett-like investments: companies with wide moats and that are fairly valued.

      Regards,
      Ryan Freund
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    • Sun Jan 27th 15:49 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      Selling Over? I'm Just Not Buying It.
      Does it really matter if the selling is over or not? Why not just buy companies that have economic moats and are fairly priced. Warren Buffett is having a field day in Railroads, Water, and Building Materials. Smart money follows him, in my opinion.

      Regards,
      Ryan Freund
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    • Thu Jan 3rd 17:10 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      First Solar Vulnerable to a Tellurium Shortage?
      Mark Anthony,

      When you "urge" people to buy anything, it's immediately apparent that you are not an investor, but a pumper. You are roughly equivalent to a used car salesman.

      As an author for Seeking Alpha, I have gone through the same process and have connections within the organization. I believe that they would welcome a suggestion by myself to have the facts in this article (and those on your site, which solidify the fact that you are merely a pumper) and to ban you from this site.

      I don't want my name associated with this kind of crap and believe the only good information is objective information. You are deliberately misleading investors on a subject that isn't easy to understand. I'm sure you picked this subject because of this fact.

      Let's review:

      1. You talk about a highly visible company.
      2. You demand action.
      3. You discuss information which no one else really knows anything about (which you even admit), thus limiting the probability of being challenged.
      4. In your bio, you say "Mark Anthony" is an alias.
      5. The only stocks you've ever written about are ones in which you hold a vested interest.
      6. You wrote this:

      "As of this writing, the stock price of PAL has been pushed from recent high of $12.65 to a multi-year low of only $3.40, while prices of its metal products are near multi-year highs. I have sufficient reasons to believe this is a deliberate stock price manipulation.

      This is an extremely rare opportunity that investors need to seize immediately and load up PAL at this incredibly low entry price, I urge people to rush in to buy. For all those folks who could not bear the pain and sold, now is time to buy back your shares. Don't let some one else steal your shares at this dirt cheap price."

      I will be contacting Seeking Alpha shortly. Either they lose me or they lose you. I'll let them decide.

      Regards,
      Ryan
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    • Thu Jan 3rd 10:49 AM | Rating: 0 0
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      Demystifying Dry Bulk Shipping: Low P/E Companies That Aren't Properly Valued
      What do you think about the economics of LPG, LNG, and other fuel shippers? It is my belief that the rates have lagged those of dry-bulk shippers for too long, and a turn-around is inevitable. I'm long on GASS, GLNG and TNP for this very reason.
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    • Wed Dec 26th 15:17 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      15 Stocks With the Lowest PEG Ratios
      Hi,

      I agree that this, in itself, does not tell us a whole lot of information. However, when used as an initial screener, it can be very valuable for finding companies that could be undervalued at current levels.

      As I said in the article, "As important as the PEG ratio is, it cannot be completely relied upon for investment selections. Rather, it should be used as one portion of the overall picture."

      This provides a great place to find companies that could be undervalued. Is there more legwork involved in determining which are truly undervalued? Of course.

      Thanks for your input!

      Ryan
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