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  • 10 Cheapest Russell 2000 Stocks [View article]
    UFS has been upward bound but volatile
    Dec 26 18:34 pm |Rating: 0 0 |Link to Comment
  • Why Central Securities Corporation Looks Attractive [View article]
    CEF's at a discount are a valuation puzzle, a bit like a bond stripped of it's coupons. Upon reading the financial statements, you see interest and dividend income come in, and the expenses go out at about the same level, and three years in ten, the residual leftover is capital gains . . . is that really seeking alpha?
    Nov 04 23:04 pm |Rating: 0 0 |Link to Comment
  • Opportunities in Undervalued Stocks [View article]
    some if not most companies have artificially high book because they purchased assets recently, can you sell real estate acquired in the last 5 years for more?
    Nov 24 21:03 pm |Rating: 0 0 |Link to Comment
  • CEF Muni Price Relationship with Muni Spread Highlights Current Wide Divergence [View article]
    the nav's plunged on many cef's in october, but it was hard to tell in real time whether it was selling of the portfolio into a declining market to pare down leverage or mark to market
    Nov 08 11:32 am |Rating: 0 0 |Link to Comment
  • Baltic Dry Shipping Index: If It Really Is a Proxy for the Economy, We're in Trouble [View article]
    I work in industry

    After 911 industry trended down for about a year, mothballed production and so forth and then industrial demand picked up considerably as the plants came back on line

    Land, labor, capital, technology and entrepeneurship are in a constant state of flux, sometimes there are long time lags but, demand postponed is demand pentup!

    I honestly thought high oil would diminish the length of the supply chain, ie more manufacturing in US, however as fast as oil spiked up, it spiked down
    Oct 15 23:35 pm |Rating: 0 0 |Link to Comment
  • How Oversold Are We? [View article]
    I thought prudent man had some good points. Deleveraging is not what is going on in the market, more like troubled debt restructuring. Deleveraging is where you take your cash inflows and pay down your long term debt, legitimately. Troubled debt restructuring is where the borrower can't pay and you settle for pennies on the dollar. The credit market is discounting this like by x percent, the election uncertainties both national and local by y percent and the coming deep recession by z percent. The stock market gets the residual! So, caveat emptor. We are not out of the woods yet and able to go back to some sort of statistical normalcy and range bound trading.
    Oct 11 21:35 pm |Rating: 0 0 |Link to Comment
  • What Will Happen to Closed End Funds? [View article]
    further to argent's point
    I have noticed the NAV for VKQ go down 14 13 12 11 10 etc
    Market price follows it down
    Does VKQ have to sell any bonds in their portfolio for forced redemptions or is the muni market getting written down
    thanks
    rich
    Oct 09 22:42 pm |Rating: 0 0 |Link to Comment
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