Jim Cramer's 6 Favorite Stock Recommendations [View article]
I am very surprised CHK and BTU are not in the list anymore. I remember the "coal super-cycle" and "this company can double!" in this context. AAPL he recommended to sell after earnings (when it was in the 400 range) - I bought. But ok, we all do mistakes - but at least mine are not in the face of millions of people.
Peter Lynch had the theory Mondays are typically bad for stocks because the weekend just gives the worrywarts time to worry. Eddy Elfenbein puts the idea to the test and finds the S&P is off 8.23% for all the combined Mondays since April 15, 2011. Tuesdays: The S&P has gained 20.05%. [View news story]
I do not think value investing and companies like FB go together. But FB certainly has at least the potential of a CRM or LNKD to make money. They are a DOMINATOR in the internet space and GOOG will fear them. That is why the GOOG CEO is already out there sharp shooting - pissing in his pants. Short term the company is overvalued but long-term they have 250 million users and all their information. How much profit doe MCD make, 5.6 billion? Piece of cake for a FB in 5 years or less.
OK, I went full force here but this is really getting to bearish. Everyone now seems to be able to value FB - LMAO. Really, I think $30 + DOMINATION premium is probably just fine.
Facebook Is A Buy ... If It Can Fall To $10 [View article]
Very short sighted. You really think that the #1 Leader in Social networking can not capitalize 250 million users somehow? LOL. Thus far they haven't even started but they could add services on.
Anyhow, FB offers the most target selective advertisement tools ever. Not that I like their spying but that is what FB is all about.
FB is the leader in Social Networking. They will be creative in making revenue and eat GOOGs cake. Maybe it was overvalued but how many crappy stocks are out there that are more overvalued? Many. At least in this one you get a leader. BTW, the valuation of AMZN is more pricey and no one talks about it. CRM the same.
Some experts put the value at $29 or so. Put in a premium for being the leader the $31 price tag right now is about right I think. Buy it now, safe taxes in a year or so if you sell then.
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Keep waiting :). I am long for a long time for a long time US stocks.
Peter Lynch had the theory Mondays are typically bad for stocks because the weekend just gives the worrywarts time to worry. Eddy Elfenbein puts the idea to the test and finds the S&P is off 8.23% for all the combined Mondays since April 15, 2011. Tuesdays: The S&P has gained 20.05%. [View news story]
Don't Panic Over Facebook Just Yet [View article]
Happy shorting - I like to see things like WPRT yesterday.
Don't Panic Over Facebook Just Yet [View article]
OK, I went full force here but this is really getting to bearish. Everyone now seems to be able to value FB - LMAO. Really, I think $30 + DOMINATION premium is probably just fine.
Facebook Is A Buy ... If It Can Fall To $10 [View article]
Anyhow, FB offers the most target selective advertisement tools ever. Not that I like their spying but that is what FB is all about.
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Some experts put the value at $29 or so. Put in a premium for being the leader the $31 price tag right now is about right I think. Buy it now, safe taxes in a year or so if you sell then.
UN atomic inspectors and Iran reach agreement that will allow the IAEA to inspect suspected nuclear weapons sites, possibly opening the door to a deal to ease sanctions which could push crude oil prices down another $5/bbl or more. Iran's incentive: Its crude shipments are stalled, with ~40M bbls floating around in the Persian Gulf with nowhere to go. [View news story]
UN atomic inspectors and Iran reach agreement that will allow the IAEA to inspect suspected nuclear weapons sites, possibly opening the door to a deal to ease sanctions which could push crude oil prices down another $5/bbl or more. Iran's incentive: Its crude shipments are stalled, with ~40M bbls floating around in the Persian Gulf with nowhere to go. [View news story]
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