There's a 90% chance BB10 flops and BlackBerry (BBRY -3.7%) shares go to $7, argues MKM's Michael Genovese, who is cutting the smartphone vendor to Sell. Genovese claims less than 10% of the most popular Android apps, and less than 5% of the most popular iPhone apps, are available on BB10. He also thinks U.K. Z10 momentum has stalled, and that carrier checks "suggest unwillingness to carry heavy BB10 inventory." Several other firms have also issued critical notes on BlackBerry over the last 7 days (I, II, III, IV); shares -15% since the BB10 launch event. [View news story]
Can you actually download it and drink it?....no? Then what good is it if you can't download it and drink it?
Did China Just End the Dollar's Reign? [View article]
Really? That's your response? US is larger than China. China depends on raw materials from other countries. What do you think will happen when govt's will want finished high quality products like they get from Germany, Japan and US? Sorry but China may be hiding GDP but the Govt still owns 51% of all companies. Seen now many frauds have occurred with chinese companies? All they do is copy and they sure ain't no 3M like the Japanese
As said by others. RIMM's security is second to none. It is the only security that is recognized by the US Govt for transactions. Apple and Google r jokes in comparison. Rimm went through a bad time. Now's the time to ride the wave up. I remember back when apple was at 10 bucks a share in 2000 and everyone was bashing it. Look who's laughing now. I look at it's metrics and all i can see is a resurgence.
yes, yes we need to get rid of defined benefit retirement and everyone have 401k's. ....precious wants your money, don't you precious. Just keep up dem 401K savings...or better, put more in pleeez.....
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Does it really matter? If you are standing on the tracks and see the train coming but do not move, what happens? We seen the train coming from both parties, but we chose to rely on our principles believing it is the same as those we vote for. Guess what, they're not. So just get ready to be runover by the train.
The Fed is likely to stick with ZIRP through 2018, says David Rosenberg, in his chart-filled outlook for 2013. He's guardedly bullish on stocks, not because earnings or the economy are set to power forward, but because real interest rates are set to remain negative for so long. [View news story]
The fall in unemployment is due to self employment. I know a lot of people on food stamps, without medica, who are repairing appliances, doing manual labor and with food stands that are selling fruits and vegetables on the side of the road. Many live in Govt housing. Issue is when the Mexicans left that hole was filled by US citzens working under the radar. There is a large labor underground rising which will soon eclipse the above ground labor.
'Team Alpha' Continues To Crush The S&P 500 Index [View article]
Let's see if my count holds water. Expect to cover the gap all the way up to 92 to 93, of course. After that expect a downtrend, profit taking. But that's all built into wave theory. Let's watch and see.
'Team Alpha' Continues To Crush The S&P 500 Index [View article]
FYI Intel *Big Grin* - Intel Corporation (NASDAQ:INTC): According to Doug Freedman of RBC Capital, Intel Corporation (NASDAQ:INTC) is currently in talks with Apple Inc. about Intel taking over Apple's chipset manufacturing, to replace Samsung, the current manufacturer of chipsets for iPhones. In the past 52 weeks, Intel share prices have been bracketed by a low of US$19.23 and a high of US$29.27, and are now at US$19.57 (2% above that low price). Investors may want to find out how Intel insiders are thinking about the future of the company. Check this insider trade report for INTC here.
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RS great job! Re. Intel, it's at a fibonacci retracement level. I believe it will hold at 19 and will top out at 43 before the next correction. I believe we are due for an upswing, not a downswing. Most of the Fib and Doji points points that the cliff is already factored into the stocks. Only ones correcting will be the ones that people will take some profit from, like AAPL, TNH, YUM and yes MCD.
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Hello RS,
great job! Re. Intel - it's @ a Fibonacci retracement level. The 19 should hold with the next top level @ 43. I believe the cliff is already priced into the stocks. All the stocks i look at have bottomed out on the Doji and Fibonacci levels. Unless i am mistaken we are in for an upswing, not a downswing.
"It's my worst nightmare," says a long-only bond fund manager. "There's nothing I can do - the checks come in every day, and I have to invest (the money)." Aging baby boomers following conventional wisdom by steering their accounts away from stocks and to fixed income at these low rates could get a very expensive lesson, writes Jonathan Trugman. (see also) [View news story]
We're not in the 70"s. Whole new ball game, cash is king! Study EW and you'll see what i mean. Gold back at 700 and silver at 3. So far my trading doing 10% annual gain so i must be doing something right.
There's a 90% chance BB10 flops and BlackBerry (BBRY -3.7%) shares go to $7, argues MKM's Michael Genovese, who is cutting the smartphone vendor to Sell. Genovese claims less than 10% of the most popular Android apps, and less than 5% of the most popular iPhone apps, are available on BB10. He also thinks U.K. Z10 momentum has stalled, and that carrier checks "suggest unwillingness to carry heavy BB10 inventory." Several other firms have also issued critical notes on BlackBerry over the last 7 days (I, II, III, IV); shares -15% since the BB10 launch event. [View news story]
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I look at it's metrics and all i can see is a resurgence.
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The Fed is likely to stick with ZIRP through 2018, says David Rosenberg, in his chart-filled outlook for 2013. He's guardedly bullish on stocks, not because earnings or the economy are set to power forward, but because real interest rates are set to remain negative for so long. [View news story]
Issue is when the Mexicans left that hole was filled by US citzens working under the radar. There is a large labor underground rising which will soon eclipse the above ground labor.
'Team Alpha' Continues To Crush The S&P 500 Index [View article]
'Team Alpha' Continues To Crush The S&P 500 Index [View article]
'Team Alpha' Continues To Crush The S&P 500 Index [View article]
'Team Alpha' Continues To Crush The S&P 500 Index [View article]
'Team Alpha' Continues To Crush The S&P 500 Index [View article]
'Team Alpha' Continues To Crush The S&P 500 Index [View article]
great job! Re. Intel - it's @ a Fibonacci retracement level. The 19 should hold with the next top level @ 43. I believe the cliff is already priced into the stocks. All the stocks i look at have bottomed out on the Doji and Fibonacci levels. Unless i am mistaken we are in for an upswing, not a downswing.
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"It's my worst nightmare," says a long-only bond fund manager. "There's nothing I can do - the checks come in every day, and I have to invest (the money)." Aging baby boomers following conventional wisdom by steering their accounts away from stocks and to fixed income at these low rates could get a very expensive lesson, writes Jonathan Trugman. (see also) [View news story]