Apple: Major Concerns Overstated And More Than Priced In [View article]
the stock is broken, only Tim Cook can fix it and he doesn't even seem to think that it's his job to do so. Please don't do what I did, put your retirement money into AAPL. Tim Cook has allowed the hedge funds to take this stock down.
324 Years Of The Gold-To-Silver Ratio And $195 Silver [View article]
problem with S & P is the bad stocks get taken out and the S & P lumbers on. Real return (including bad stocks) must be lower, someone should study that.
Why Dick Bove Is Wrong About Citigroup [View article]
Yes, the press was so nice to President Bush, wishing him success in whatever he did..... what does Rush Limbaugh have to do with anything? Isn't he a radio personality??? I agree that the CEO wouldn't have possibly leaked info to the public.
On Dec 17 04:33 PM tommiegun wrote:
> Right on! > > In spite of the inability to keep deliberations regarding Citi's > exit from TARP quiet and confidential, it is a very positive move > for Citi. > > Once "big mouthed" Maria Bartiromo, of "CNBC" got a hold of the news > of Citi's possible exit from TARP, she did a tremendously good job > of broadcasting the possibility of dilution to the company's stock. > She spearheaded the fall of stock from roughly $4.08 to the $3.50 > area. From the $3.50 area it was the open public discussion of an > offering price that did in the stock. > > They blame Pandit for the leak of negotiations, but what CEO in his > right mind would have allowed the leak. I'd like to see whoever leaked > the information "nailed to the cross". > > Maria Bartiromo did good job of killing the value of all equity holders. > In addition she uses her perch to regularly trounce all the Obama > administration efforts to revive the sick US economy. > > Rush Limbaugh and Maria hold hands together in their efforts to see > the American economy fail and would like to see us all go to hell > just to see Obama fail. > > As an investor, I want success in business no matter switch party > does whatever. Never in my 54 years on earth have I seen so many > people wanting failure for the US at all costs, its frightening. > Obama didn't cause the pain that we all feel. > > Go Citi! > .
Stock market has become a place for TRADING and not investing. Is is just another Ponzi scheme dreamed up by the fincancial community? Who pays for all of those analysts, stock brokers, and Hedge fund managers? It is us boomers with 401-K's still believing that we can make 10% per year by dumping 10% of our earnings into Mutual Funds?.
yes, I agree, AAPL should buy Netflix and any other content providers as I have previously written on SA. If they own the content, they get 100% of revenue from the iPhone/iPad base vs the 30% that they get now. I suggest that they buy NFLX and then offer 99 cent movies to their customers through NFLX, keeping the unlimited $8.99 option for big movie users. Everyone will spend a buck to watch a movie. NFLX would come pre-loaded on iPhone and iPad.
The One Reason to Own Gold and Silver [View article]
I was at the National Musuem of Rome two weeks ago. They have a very large exhibit of coins from the Roman empire. early coins were crude bronze, but as the empire grew, the coins became beautiful designs in gold and silver. Around the third century, Ceasar proclaimed that all currency (gold and silver) had to be exchanged for the new coinage which was 5% silver (the rest being bronze I would guess) Well, it may be coincidental, but the empire grew weaker and weaker and soon fell.
Whitney Tilson Explains Why He's Buying BP Shares [View article]
because governments are very greedy. The US govt could fine them $100 Billion. Geez, he could fine them $500 Billion. What is to stop them from doing this?? Lawsuits will get higher and higher. The president is threatening them. To him $800 Billion stimulus is chicken feed.
Gold, Dollar, Euro: 2010 'Menage a Trois'? [View article]
It doesn't take a lot of diversifying of US$ holders to ding the dollar and raise Gold prices. China only needs to buy a few billion in gold here and there to raise prices. Remember that the total value of all gold assets held by China is 1054 tons (about $27 Billion) is only 1/20th of the ammount of dollars being held as reserve by China $600 Billion.. India and Russia have a little more gold, but the principal still applies. gold will go up because it is scarce. the dollar can only go down.
Apple: Major Concerns Overstated And More Than Priced In [View article]
I got a Wall Street Journal dated April 1, 2014 delivered to my house by mistake. Apple price was $615, so finally, the stock has returned to it's glory.
Apple: Major Concerns Overstated And More Than Priced In [View article]
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I am long LINE
Why Dick Bove Is Wrong About Citigroup [View article]
I agree that the CEO wouldn't have possibly leaked info to the public.
On Dec 17 04:33 PM tommiegun wrote:
> Right on!
>
> In spite of the inability to keep deliberations regarding Citi's
> exit from TARP quiet and confidential, it is a very positive move
> for Citi.
>
> Once "big mouthed" Maria Bartiromo, of "CNBC" got a hold of the news
> of Citi's possible exit from TARP, she did a tremendously good job
> of broadcasting the possibility of dilution to the company's stock.
> She spearheaded the fall of stock from roughly $4.08 to the $3.50
> area. From the $3.50 area it was the open public discussion of an
> offering price that did in the stock.
>
> They blame Pandit for the leak of negotiations, but what CEO in his
> right mind would have allowed the leak. I'd like to see whoever leaked
> the information "nailed to the cross".
>
> Maria Bartiromo did good job of killing the value of all equity holders.
> In addition she uses her perch to regularly trounce all the Obama
> administration efforts to revive the sick US economy.
>
> Rush Limbaugh and Maria hold hands together in their efforts to see
> the American economy fail and would like to see us all go to hell
> just to see Obama fail.
>
> As an investor, I want success in business no matter switch party
> does whatever. Never in my 54 years on earth have I seen so many
> people wanting failure for the US at all costs, its frightening.
> Obama didn't cause the pain that we all feel.
>
> Go Citi!
> .
The Greatest Depression Is Coming [View article]
Stock market has become a place for TRADING and not investing. Is is just another Ponzi scheme dreamed up by the fincancial community? Who pays for all of those analysts, stock brokers, and Hedge fund managers? It is us boomers with 401-K's still believing that we can make 10% per year by dumping 10% of our earnings into Mutual Funds?.
Let's see, what level was the dow in 1999??
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Well, it may be coincidental, but the empire grew weaker and weaker and soon fell.
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