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Long CMG-B.]]> Wed, 27 May 2009 22:51:11 -0400
Long CMG-B.]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/116761-nasdaq-100-stocks-with-lowest-peg-ratios?source=feed#comment-368713 368713 Wed, 28 Jan 2009 12:08:00 -0500 http://seekingalpha.com/article/113677-detroit-please-bring-back-the-stripped-car?source=feed#comment-348679 348679
Chevy had the right idea coming out with the outsourced Aveo, but it was absolutely sub-par compared to the Toyota Yaris, Nissan Versa, and hello! -- the very successful Honda Fit. The Japanese may have copied Detroit in the 60s and 70s, but they have been and still are leading innovation and "what people want".
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Chevy had the right idea coming out with the outsourced Aveo, but it was absolutely sub-par compared to the Toyota Yaris, Nissan Versa, and hello! -- the very successful Honda Fit. The Japanese may have copied Detroit in the 60s and 70s, but they have been and still are leading innovation and "what people want".
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Leveraging is fine (or rather, was), and EQS has a portfolio similar to smaller BDCs like MVC and CODI. MVC has a total mgmt fee of around 4% according to ETFConnect, while CODI has a fee of 2% annually. I've been somewaht burned with the larger ones like ACAS and AINV this year. ]]> Fri, 19 Dec 2008 13:53:41 -0500
Leveraging is fine (or rather, was), and EQS has a portfolio similar to smaller BDCs like MVC and CODI. MVC has a total mgmt fee of around 4% according to ETFConnect, while CODI has a fee of 2% annually. I've been somewaht burned with the larger ones like ACAS and AINV this year. ]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/82047-james-river-coal-up-1-436-since-august?source=feed#comment-194365 194365
You seem to be in a drunken Kool-Aid frame of mind. JRCC has been jumped on by momo traders, driven by the rapid rise in CAPP spot prices. They may be able to make a profit, but they still have plenty of debt and operational difficulties. They were almost left for dead just six months ago. Pirate Capital, a hedge fund that owned quite a large stake, sold off their holdings when the stock was in the single digits (oh, the pain of whoever made that decision at the fund.. wow!).

Personally I would place some stops, even that may not help you come the next earnings release, unless you placed a stop market order.
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You seem to be in a drunken Kool-Aid frame of mind. JRCC has been jumped on by momo traders, driven by the rapid rise in CAPP spot prices. They may be able to make a profit, but they still have plenty of debt and operational difficulties. They were almost left for dead just six months ago. Pirate Capital, a hedge fund that owned quite a large stake, sold off their holdings when the stock was in the single digits (oh, the pain of whoever made that decision at the fund.. wow!).

Personally I would place some stops, even that may not help you come the next earnings release, unless you placed a stop market order.
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Kidding aside, I've actually owned ETLT.OB for a few years, but it has never surpassed $1 and always comes back down to around $0.50. I should have been in HQSM.OB, which was on my watch list and has since listed on the AMEX. It is up quite a bit, more than 300%. :(]]> Tue, 22 Apr 2008 09:29:09 -0400
Kidding aside, I've actually owned ETLT.OB for a few years, but it has never surpassed $1 and always comes back down to around $0.50. I should have been in HQSM.OB, which was on my watch list and has since listed on the AMEX. It is up quite a bit, more than 300%. :(]]>