Ark Restaurants: Finding Value in a Difficult Industry [View article]
Someone out there liked your article. On a trade of 100 shares the stock has jumped over 5% this morning. ARK appears to be in a major downtrend but could be entering a trading range between $12.50 and $14.00. I would be a small buyer over $14.00 with a trail stop at $1.00. With the small float a decent entry will require mucho patience. With the US in the worse recession since the depression I would prefer to go global with an ETF like KXI.
Ignore Brazil at Your Peril - Goldman Sachs [View article]
Why not tout EWZ? It has had a 125% rise since the bottom in March with occasional dips to enter or add . It is currently pulling back to afford another entry. If Brazil is to rise as referenced in the article this ETF would be at the top of my list. Disclosure: I own shares of EWZ.
25 ETFs That Actually Are Making Money [View article]
At last, someone has stepped up to the plate and admitted to the qudmire this market has been since Otober. The combination of only shorting or playing commodities ( which have trapped many with the sudden downturn (steel)) combined with the high fees these ETFs charge have driven many of us to the sidelines scratching our head or trying to daytrade (gasp)! Where are the foreign markets that are supposed to be decoupled from the US market and provide us some returns(adequate) while we are in a downturn? Or where is the defensive sector of our US market that should provide a similiar relief. Thanks for a good article that shows the true picture.
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Ignore Brazil at Your Peril - Goldman Sachs [View article]
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Where are the foreign markets that are supposed to be decoupled from the US market and provide us some returns(adequate) while we are in a downturn?
Or where is the defensive sector of our US market that should provide a similiar relief.
Thanks for a good article that shows the true picture.
Obama Plays - Fast Money Recap (8/27/08) [View article]