ritr54

26 Comments

    • ON: Tue Oct 7th 16:14 PM
      Commented on:
      Is China BAK Battery More Attractive After Warren Buffett's Investment in BYD?
      My understanding is that GM wants to warrant their car batteries for 10 years. Such a battery doesn't exist right now.
      View article »
    • ON: Tue Sep 9th 16:51 PM
      Commented on:
      Dryshippers: A Buy or a Sell?
      A lot of these pay nice dividends!!!
      View article »
    • ON: Fri Sep 5th 12:34 PM
      Commented on:
      Pimco's Bill Gross: Jim Cramer Is 'Courageous' and 'Entertaining'
      the best time to sell a stock is a week or 2 after he recommends it; ask anybody who bought horsehead, lundin mining, finisar blah blah blah...
      View article »
    • ON: Thu Jul 17th 13:20 PM
      Commented on:
      The Great American Sellout - Cramer's Stop Trading! (7/15/08)
      Cheap dollar, discounted future earnings, anticipated foreign purchases of US companies is about the only reason not to be 100% in cash or commodities (depending on ur risk tolerance).
      View article »
    • ON: Wed Jul 2nd 10:41 AM
      Commented on:
      Is Lundin Mining Misunderstood?
      What about Horsehead (ZINC) as a value play?
      View article »
    • ON: Thu Jun 26th 12:43 PM
      Commented on:
      Solution to the Global Petroleum Crisis
      Why doesn't the U.S. agree to build and run nuclear power plants in countries around the world? Eventually China Japan or Russia will start doing it.
      View article »
    • ON: Mon Jun 23rd 11:47 AM
      Commented on:
      Will Gold Break Out?
      A declining 50 day moving average penetrating a declining 200 day m.a. not a good sign for gold!
      View article »
    • ON: Sat Jun 21st 13:49 PM
      Commented on:
      Jim Kingsdale: Selling SQM and Bullish on Dryships
      Jim do u have any thots re: China Bak Battery CBAK?
      View article »
    • ON: Fri Jun 13th 12:24 PM
      Commented on:
      Eagle, Navios, China Cosco: Welcome to the Bulk Shipping Boom
      Why did you throw Navios in there with no commentary? They seriously and suspiciously under-performed last quarter!
      View article »
    • ON: Tue Jun 10th 11:22 AM
      Commented on:
      Good Time to Buy a 'Little' Shipping
      SBLK has warrants; does anyone know the strike price and expiration date please?
      View article »
    • ON: Wed May 14th 08:39 AM
      Commented on:
      Zinc Prices Up as Large Part of Chinese Production Shut-in
      Now I know why Horsehead (ZINC) popped yesterday. Thanx
      View article »
    • ON: Wed May 7th 11:45 AM
      Commented on:
      Why I'm Re-Establishing My Gold Position
      Volker pushed interest rates quite high before gold started to plunge.
      View article »
    • ON: Wed Apr 16th 12:27 PM
      Commented on:
      The 7 'Golden Rules' of Picking a Gold Stock
      Northgate has a negative cash cost to mine its gold courtesy of copper extracted. When Young Davidson comes on line it will have 4 productive mines and about 15+ years of mining life. (And mines have a way of extending their lives). The company also has a nice cash reserve and is in safe locations politically (Canada and Australia). The only thing not to like is their copper is hedged 2nd half of 2009 thru 1st half 2010 @ $2.50 a lb.
      View article »
    • ON: Sun Apr 13th 10:25 AM
      Commented on:
      Bullish on All Metals
      OVERSEAS; We have run a trade deficit since the 60's or early 70's. Billions each month.
      View article »
    • ON: Sun Apr 13th 10:08 AM
      Commented on:
      Regional Bank Failures: The Next Shoe to Drop
      When you actually look at the effects to a family that walks away from their house payment you understand that 1 or 2 adults now have severely damaged credit histories. This will impair their ability to barrow for a long time. Multiply this by millions of affected barrowers. That means any business producing consumer durables is going to have their bottom line affected. Then because of the increased interest these people pay and our governments irresponsible fiscal policy whatever is left of income will buy less affecting other businesses' bottom line as commodity and import prices go up. This is a mess. It will only be corrected when saving is rewarded and barrowing is based on a reseasonable presumption of re-payment of dollars undiminished in value(Government included). It's funny how you can't get away from history we are back to cheap money or crucifying Americans on "a cross of gold."
      View article »
Loading...
Symbols:
Authors:
Quick Links:
Contribute an Article Become a Seeking Alpha Contributor

Transcripts

More Transcripts»