Allied Irish Banks: With 9% Dividend, This Bank Could Thrive [View article]
Very good analysis! We entirely concur with the strong outlook for AIB and have actually been recommending the stock since May 2008. Despite an uncooperative market full of uneasy sentiment for the industry and region, Allied Irish Banks is a long-term winner caught in an unfair valuation. You can see our full recommendation here: investingpennies.com/i...
Lundin: The Biggest Family in Natural Resources [View article]
Like fxtrader07, we're surprised you didn't mention a work about Lundin Mining Corporation (LMC). Nevertheless, its in our opinion that the company remains undervalued in light of its holdings and reserves. Our full recommendation can be found here: investingpennies.com/i...
The Ten Highest Yielding NYSE Stocks [View article]
We hold a buy rating on AIB. One NYSE stock you failed to mention was HRP (HRPT Properties Trust), a REIT specializing in healthcare, government, & commercial properties. The current yield is 12.3% and is paid quarterly with the most recent dividend being paid to shareholders of today. Our full recommendation for the company can be found here:
Copper's future in indeed secured, as modernization brings about the development of the developing world with an infrastructure that's based upon the vital metal. We retain our rating along with the author for Lundin Mining Corporation (LMC) as a prospect value play and our full recommendation for the company can be found here:
While we at InvestingPennies.com concur with your assertion that Ceradyne (CRDN) is undervalued at its present value, we believe it's a far stretch to fully associate it as an alternative energy play. With the majority of current revenues coming from armor sales, Ceradyne may have its hands dabbled in other industries but it will continue to be focused as a defense manufacturer. If the Bull is picked up as anticipated, even more so will CRDN reflect its armor-centric strategy.
Another high dividend company to add to that list would be HRP. HRP has a forward and trailing yield of about 11.5% with a PE ratio of about 6.7. The dividend has consistently been paid every quarter for the last 20 years. Our full recommendation on HRP can be found here: investingpennies.com/i...
eBay: Not Everything Needs to Be Auctioned [View article]
Auctions are here to stay, and in the mean time offer an avenue into an often neglected trend. Sotheby's has recently seen meager resistance over the last month that could be interpreted as a positive turnaround. Oversold as is, and dwelling in an industry resistant to the credit crisis, we believe that an investment misconception has taken place here that has linked BID with a downturn economy. In fact, we see Sotheby's to be a play on the wealthy elite and open opportunity at the current price. Read our full recommendation here:
Ceradyne Offers Example of Risks/Rewards of a Put-Write Strategy [View article]
We retain a bullish outlook on Ceradyne, Inc. (CRDN). Since our recommendation of the company on March 11, 2008, CRDN has accounted for a 30.07% return as of April 25, 2008. You can see our recommendation for CRDN here:
We retain a bullish outlook on DryShips Inc. (DRYS). Since our recommendation on March 17, 2008, DRYS has accounted a 50.15% return as of April 25, 2008. You can see our recommendation for this company here:
Ciber: An Underfollowed Smallcap Gem [View article]
We retain a bullish outlook on CIBER (CBR). Since our recommendation of the company on March 19, 2008, CBR has accounted a 25.73% return as of April 25, 2008. You can find out recommendation here:
We retain a bullish outlook on EXM and recommended this stock on April 2, 2008. Since our recommendation, we have seen a 49.37% return. You can find our recommendation for Excel Maritime Carriers LTD here:
DryShips: Look Out for Those Forward PEs [View article]
While there is truth here concerning the uncertainty factor involved in any forward-looking estimate, understanding the sector's environment is the greatest indicator in evaluating a company's role in the future market. In our review of DRYS we firmly stand by the views expressed by this author. Our recommendation given on 3/17/2008 has to date revealed a 24% profit for our readers and can be found here: investingpennies.com/i...
CAGC follows a similar business model to another company named Advanced Growing Systems, Inc. (AGWS.ob). While a pure-play for organic fertilizer in China, AGWS.ob is a diversified domestic play dealing with organic fertilizer and wholesale nurseries. CAGC looks to capitalize upon its China play, but where has the organic demand really come from? AGWS is an up and coming company with a market capitalization below its tangible valuation, high growth rates, vertical integration, and a booming market in the South. More can be found with our Recommendation here: investingpennies.com/s...
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