jonreagan

Cummins Gets Cramerized; A New Buying Opportunity

Well said...finally someone has coined a fitting term for the miserable phenomenon of "Cramerization". And there are so many versions and sub-themes...how about his "80 to 120" club? Eight stocks that he annointed over the Summer, which were at or near $80; consequently, they would go to par and then on to $120! Obviously a lot of profound thought went into this theorem....

What's worse, check out the results: CAT, BA, TEX, COP, just to name a few. As a part-time investor who tries to stay current, I could have told anyone that Boeing was facing a huge risk, given the warning signs early on relative to the delivery of Dreamliner.The fact that CNBC allows this man to spout advice--in mindless formats like "The Lightning Round"---to small investors and wage-earners is fairly irresponsible, and violates standards of responsible journalism.

Pay no attention to the man behind the curtain; he doesn't know how it works. I'm sure he's a very good man, just a very bad financial advisor......

S&P 500 Stocks With the Highest Estimated Growth Rates

Thanks for the listing...always enjoy reviewing the lists you guys put together. Two questions--
1) Is the growth rate you're showing for EPS, or for Net Income? Definitely worth knowing. As I'm sure you know, several cases have come to light recently where companies were actually borrowing to finance share buybacks. And...surprise, surprise....the CEO invariable had a bonus incentive tied to EPS growth. Perhaps one silver lining to the current credit crunch will be making these kinds of stunts less appealing.
2) any way to add a column showing the P/E ratio for each company?
Again thanks.