A contrarian signal if you ask Bill Lubby, over 1M put contracts have already been traded on the S&P today - nearly 2.5X the average and following 913K yesterday. Over the past couple of years the "rare instances" when put volume reached 1M typically coincided with bottoms in stocks. [View news story]
There is only one aspect that counts in the markets and that is emotion. Thee are many, many firms out there with great balance sheets, full order books , low debt and good profits. But their share prices get hit just as bad as the lesser quality stocks. Also there is a large number of U:S: Firms that have no connection to Greec in particular or even Europe in general and any further worsening there won´t affect them at all. The advantage is that these firms keep on paying out good dividends.
I agree with Heywally - buy in the dips and a bit of patience to make profit. The only criteria is obviously to check the balance sheet, order book and areas of business. This type of company always bounce back when the market goes positive again.
In other words, stay cool, keep your head and check the figures beforehand.There´s so much panic-mongering on the net and in the media. Look at the facts and take your own decisions - but leave emotion out of it!!
Top Undervalued Telco Equipment Buys And Sells Of The World's Largest Money Managers [View article]
So megafunds are bearish? Mmmm... Have you worked out the percetage sold in Q4 of these funds. One instance - Riverbed 0,07%!!! Equinix even less. Why not find something worthwhile to write about?
Insider Purchases in Bank of America That Don't Really Mean Much [View article]
You state that Robert Scully ´lost a quarter of that ($1m)`. When are people like you going to realize that in such cases, the holder of stock only loses if he sells!!. The paper value has declined but if it had gone up, also no profit is made until he SELLS!!.
What you also conveniently forget to mention is the fact that directors purchasing stock is a clear signal of confidence in their own company. Did you think up this ´analysis´all by yourself, or did it come from the back of a cornflakes packet??
A contrarian signal if you ask Bill Lubby, over 1M put contracts have already been traded on the S&P today - nearly 2.5X the average and following 913K yesterday. Over the past couple of years the "rare instances" when put volume reached 1M typically coincided with bottoms in stocks. [View news story]
I agree with Heywally - buy in the dips and a bit of patience to make profit. The only criteria is obviously to check the balance sheet, order book and areas of business. This type of company always bounce back when the market goes positive again.
In other words, stay cool, keep your head and check the figures beforehand.There´s so much panic-mongering on the net and in the media. Look at the facts and take your own decisions - but leave emotion out of it!!
Top Undervalued Telco Equipment Buys And Sells Of The World's Largest Money Managers [View article]
Insider Purchases in Bank of America That Don't Really Mean Much [View article]
What you also conveniently forget to mention is the fact that directors purchasing stock is a clear signal of confidence in their own company.
Did you think up this ´analysis´all by yourself, or did it come from the back of a cornflakes packet??