4 Undervalued Chinese Stocks With Strong Inventory Trends [View article]
Well, I don't know XIN from ...Jiangxi Zhongjiang Real Estate, for example. Looking at them side by side shows them beating each other differently over different time-frames. Not-my-thing-Pass. But I <i> also </i> don't know much about Pharmaceuticals. China Cord Blood may or may not be related. Pass also! Drugs are hard.
What I have looked at, however, is RDA and Spreadtrum. Somehow both are less scary than RF-Micro devices (RFMD) all over the place stock. Sometimes a bargain, sometimes not.
Others might like Skyworks Solutions (SWKS) too. Kudos for finding these as apparent bargains! The last of your picks even gives about a 2% yield to make up for not having the money in a Savings Account!!
Move Over Probiotics, Coronado Biosciences Has 'Proparasites' [View article]
We would be curious to see this broad world "this vs that" data along with the ages of population. What if M.S. is a natural built-in way of Organism Obsolescence? Perhaps one of many failure-states that conditions never 'hit' on a cellular level because of aging and hardship? Check extremes in youth and age, see what that study shows.
Thanks. (I am a disclosed IMPERFECT biotech investor)
Silver One Year After The Peak: On The Brink Of The Next Big Move [View article]
On the contrary, "Technical" TA ("Analysis" hah) is pretty much guesswork based on wavy-line pattern. The names of TA and FA seem to really be reversed in meaning. Fundamentalism vs Technocratism. The fact that the market is extremely imperfect and people introduce chaos can't be measured, but this is what produces TA guesswork. Loading up and unloading based on what happened in the past - it's Ben Graham's "Mister Market!"
Fundamental Analysis is actually more technical going by scientific terminology. This can confuse a great many people and will continue to do so. Sadly, so many people try chart-guesswork and THEMSELVES are the chaos "intruding" upon the system.
So, yes, SLV and other metals don't follow the apparent production/needs/stock... model one would expect. Plus people have in the past tried to hoard it (speculation!). (Long SLV - more as a hedge. Not a clue "where it will go next" and that's just fine!)
Corrections Corp. of America (CXW) is offering to buy prisons from cash-strapped state governments and run them at a cost-savings. But there’s a catch: CXW wants a 20-year contract and assurances that the state will keep the prisons at least 90% full. If the crime rate continues falling, will police, prosecutors and judges feel compelled to keep those prisoners rolling in? [View news story]
Mandate drug tests for people in charge of more than $25,000,000. Obviously these people can do much more harm than the poor seeking a photo ID!
Dark Clouds Threaten German Clean Energy Ambitions: Global Implications [View article]
Some of the first automobiles invented were electric. It was <I> so much easier </I> to switch to stuff which, long ago, gushed out of the ground begging to be burnt off. Perhaps people thought God would recycle the oil - they didn't know how it worked back then.
If I read this right, it 'represents' the market more than the Morningstar alternative. However, it also scores less on the model's 'value'. Funny thing! :-)
The greeks have a word: CHAOS. (And just look at their markets!)
Mark My Words, These Stocks Will Double In 2012 [View article]
Hello, what is your view on the Indonesian labour situation re FCX? That may well cut into the margin and "clip" away even the value they can wring out of gold!
(Disclosure - long FCX. Dividend also, now that I think of it is a dink against growth on the ground.)
Hype Busters From Lux Research Explain Grid Based Energy Storage [View article]
Giving you points for this (un-intended?) pun:
"overestimate the potential",
The Molten-salt idea is more of a heat-sink ploy, I believe. This would take advantage of the retaining energy in heat (to let solar-collected power out at night). I'd still fear that economies of scale might make a plant for it hellish and toxic & vaporous with weird new accidents...
Cheery Christmas note, eh?
ACPW is on my watchlist because it's a more understandable technology. I'll invest "when" all other ideas fail. So it stays on the watchlist safely...
4 Undervalued Chinese Stocks With Strong Inventory Trends [View article]
But I <i> also </i> don't know much about Pharmaceuticals. China Cord Blood may or may not be related. Pass also! Drugs are hard.
What I have looked at, however, is RDA and Spreadtrum. Somehow both are less scary than RF-Micro devices (RFMD) all over the place stock. Sometimes a bargain, sometimes not.
Others might like Skyworks Solutions (SWKS) too.
Kudos for finding these as apparent bargains!
The last of your picks even gives about a 2% yield to make up for not having the money in a Savings Account!!
There's Only One Way To Capitalize On Coca-Cola This Summer [View article]
Move Over Probiotics, Coronado Biosciences Has 'Proparasites' [View article]
Thanks. (I am a disclosed IMPERFECT biotech investor)
Silver One Year After The Peak: On The Brink Of The Next Big Move [View article]
Fundamental Analysis is actually more technical going by scientific terminology. This can confuse a great many people and will continue to do so. Sadly, so many people try chart-guesswork and THEMSELVES are the chaos "intruding" upon the system.
So, yes, SLV and other metals don't follow the apparent production/needs/stock... model one would expect. Plus people have in the past tried to hoard it (speculation!).
(Long SLV - more as a hedge. Not a clue "where it will go next" and that's just fine!)
FLY Leasing's CEO Discusses Q4 2011 Results - Earnings Call Transcript [View article]
:-)
Japanese Equities Will Surprise Even The Biggest Optimists [View article]
(Yea! They auto-did a tiny-urld this: -> http://bit.ly/x1kHp7 )
Fed Policies: Dr. Bernanke's Monster [View article]
Corrections Corp. of America (CXW) is offering to buy prisons from cash-strapped state governments and run them at a cost-savings. But there’s a catch: CXW wants a 20-year contract and assurances that the state will keep the prisons at least 90% full. If the crime rate continues falling, will police, prosecutors and judges feel compelled to keep those prisoners rolling in? [View news story]
Shale: This Time It's Different [View article]
Dark Clouds Threaten German Clean Energy Ambitions: Global Implications [View article]
Anybody can take their "proof" and walk on the polar ice with confidence, I suppose...
Dark Clouds Threaten German Clean Energy Ambitions: Global Implications [View article]
It was <I> so much easier </I> to switch to stuff which, long ago, gushed out of the ground begging to be burnt off. Perhaps people thought God would recycle the oil - they didn't know how it worked back then.
A Value And Size Tilter's Guide [View article]
The greeks have a word: CHAOS. (And just look at their markets!)
2012 Outlook For U.S. Grain Prices [View article]
Mark My Words, These Stocks Will Double In 2012 [View article]
(Disclosure - long FCX. Dividend also, now that I think of it is a dink against growth on the ground.)
Hype Busters From Lux Research Explain Grid Based Energy Storage [View article]
"overestimate the potential",
The Molten-salt idea is more of a heat-sink ploy, I believe. This would take advantage of the retaining energy in heat (to let solar-collected power out at night). I'd still fear that economies of scale might make a plant for it hellish and toxic & vaporous with weird new accidents...
Cheery Christmas note, eh?
ACPW is on my watchlist because it's a more understandable technology. I'll invest "when" all other ideas fail. So it stays on the watchlist safely...