eBay: Stock Fully Valued at Current Price [View article]
ebay is not the same company it used to be. people came to realize already that it is just another e-commerce website. sellers are leaving ebay and found other means to sell their stuff. the business model is dead.
as long as there is no fundamental change in the strategy or business model the investors will stay away from it.
Microsoft: Perfect Example of a Ben Graham Stock [View article]
MSFT is in the Technology sector, which is one sector that this methodology avoids. Technology and financial stocks were considered too risky to invest in using Graham value investing methodology.
Microsoft: Perfect Example of a Ben Graham Stock [View article]
in truth, when you are the first in the business and it is doing very good, others who wants to compete but cannot penetrate the market they will call it a monopoly.
10 Most Interesting Stocks for 2009 [View article]
CSE technically looks good. The price went sideways from November to today. To get a better and bigger picture, use the weekly chart. The stochastics is rising. I think this divergence is a Class B bullish pattern and could potentially rally at least for a short-term.
maybe there is something i don't know but here's what i know as far as the kindle gadget - i don't need another piece of mobile gadget. laptop and ipod are enough.
at $300, it's very expensive. in the future, kindle technology will be integrated with the laptop just like how are watch, still and video camera, PDA, etc are now integrated in our cellphone. i don't see the future of computing in kindle.
DynCorp Could Gain on Blackwater's Loss [View article]
blackwater today, DCP tomorrow. in the new administration, there will be a substantial decrease in spending in Iraq. i agree with the previous comment by DaveBrit. this should be a non-issue.
America's New Stimulus Package: Looks Good, But Is It Enough? [View article]
the stimulus is just a temporary solution to make the economy look good. it is a very shallow solution to very serious fundamental problems in the economy and in the society. we need to bring the core values of hardwork, patience, courage, faith, hope, frugality, etc. not just to ourselves but to our children and children's children. we need to nourish the next generation with good values for them to be able to face the challenges ahead. that i believe is a long-lasting solution.
of course Oil will head higher because it is cheap right now and people are buying on the news about conflicts between Israel and Hamas (or the Middle East in general).
but also expect that people will take their profits as soon the rally goes down. so i don't see the gas will go higher long term soon. it will go up short-term and i still expect the worst of it.
oil price will be a lagging indicator for the bullish market. what i mean is the market will go up first before the oil will clearly be bullish long-term again.
First Marblehead: The Future Returns [View article]
I would rather wait for the catalyst to at least move the price of the stock. right now i don't see any volume accumulation and with the credit/loan tightening i would rather have a peace of mind by avoiding it.
Buffalo Wild Wings - Earnings Expected to Disappoint, But Rally Ahead [View article]
i am still bearish on restaurants. during tough economic times, people learn to cook. it's already stressful and i would have a better peace of mind avoiding them(restaurant stocks).
Tractor Supply Continues to Generate Good Results [View article]
TSCO average true range at $2 or greater looks good for short-term trading. For the past several months (since Oct-2008) the stock seem to bounce near the 33-35 price range. at this level the profit/loss or reward/risk ratio is high. a buy if the stochastics is rising and not overbought.
Bank of America Up over 50% from Its Bottom [View article]
Shares are under heavy accumulation by financial institutions. Checkout the volume for the last 10-15 days. MACD is rising . Intermediate trend is bullish. Outperform, short term (1-6 wks)
BB&T Bank: A Rose Amongst the Thorns [View article]
this article is disconnected from reality. it ignored statistics and put more emphasis on personal experience. the reality is that unemployment still rising and that will place an additional strain on struggling homeowners and will cause a further rise in foreclosures. Credit card defaults will also be higher. A reluctance to spend will generate fewer credit card fees. this reality is not good in the financial sector.
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as long as there is no fundamental change in the strategy or business model the investors will stay away from it.
Microsoft: Perfect Example of a Ben Graham Stock [View article]
Microsoft: Perfect Example of a Ben Graham Stock [View article]
Microsoft: Perfect Example of a Ben Graham Stock [View article]
10 Most Interesting Stocks for 2009 [View article]
Amazon's Kindle Sales - Analysts Offer Competing Views [View article]
at $300, it's very expensive. in the future, kindle technology will be integrated with the laptop just like how are watch, still and video camera, PDA, etc are now integrated in our cellphone. i don't see the future of computing in kindle.
DynCorp Could Gain on Blackwater's Loss [View article]
America's New Stimulus Package: Looks Good, But Is It Enough? [View article]
Why Oil Will Head Higher [View article]
but also expect that people will take their profits as soon the rally goes down. so i don't see the gas will go higher long term soon. it will go up short-term and i still expect the worst of it.
oil price will be a lagging indicator for the bullish market. what i mean is the market will go up first before the oil will clearly be bullish long-term again.
First Marblehead: The Future Returns [View article]
Buffalo Wild Wings - Earnings Expected to Disappoint, But Rally Ahead [View article]
Tractor Supply Continues to Generate Good Results [View article]
Bank of America Up over 50% from Its Bottom [View article]
17 Stocks Going Ex-Dividend in February [View article]
Price: 53.49 Profit: 7.9%
Stop Limit/Trailing Stop Limit: 48.06 Loss: 3%
Profit/Loss Ratio: 2.6 : 1 - Good
BB&T Bank: A Rose Amongst the Thorns [View article]