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Friday, December 23, 2011
Thursday, December 22, 2011
Saturday, November 19, 2011
No wonder people are angry in this country...
According to last night's 60 Minutes report:
“The people who make the rules are the political class in Washington. And they've conveniently written them in such a way that they don't apply to themselves.”
“Congressional lawmakers have no corporate responsibilities and have long been considered exempt from insider trading laws, even though they have daily access to non-public information and plenty of opportunities to trade on it.”
Simply amazing... Occupy Congress, any one?
WATCH VIDEO
http://www.cbsnews.com/video/watch/?id=7388130n%3Ftag%3Dfacebook
According to last night's 60 Minutes report:
“The people who make the rules are the political class in Washington. And they've conveniently written them in such a way that they don't apply to themselves.”
“Congressional lawmakers have no corporate responsibilities and have long been considered exempt from insider trading laws, even though they have daily access to non-public information and plenty of opportunities to trade on it.”
Simply amazing... Occupy Congress, any one?
WATCH VIDEO
http://www.cbsnews.com/video/watch/?id=7388130n%3Ftag%3Dfacebook
Sunday, October 23, 2011
Wednesday, October 19, 2011
Tuesday, August 2, 2011
Sunday, June 26, 2011
NEXT WEEKS HOT STOCKS.
6-25-11 BUY $PCYC ON THE FIRST CLOSE ABOVE 10.15
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Sunday, May 15, 2011
Saturday, April 16, 2011
NEXT WEEK HOT STOCK.
4-15-11 $HK - BUY (HK) ON THE FIRST CLOSE ABOVE 26.40 CHECK THE BLOG http://etf.typepad.com/blog/
TODAY'S CHART -
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TODAY'S CHART -
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Saturday, March 26, 2011
NEXT WEEK HOT STOCK.
$SSW 3-25-11 BUY (SSW) ON THE FIRST CLOSE ABOVE 17.90 CHECK THE BLOG http://etf.typepad.com/blog/
TODAY'S CHART - http://fsc.bz/CUR
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Saturday, March 19, 2011
GOLD - HOT STOCK
$NGD 3-18-11 BUY (NGD) ON THE FIRST CLOSE ABOVE 10.60 BLOG http://etf.typepad.com/blog/ CHART #WORDEN http://fsc.bz/CIz
Saturday, February 19, 2011
HOW TO BEAT THE MUTUAL FUNDS ALL THE TIME.
The ultimate goal is to avoid the big disasters like 2001 and 2008 even if you whipsaw a few times along the path. If you can just do that, you will be outperforming over 90% of all money managers and mutual funds.
The Wall Street journal has a story on this tortoise that beat the hares. A quite amazing story - in August of this year the fund received more inflows than it did in its first 25 years combined
We have had holdings in PRPFX for quite some time and, during the past buy cycle (since 6/3/09), it was the only fund/ETF that never reacted much to market pullbacks and consequently never caused a whip-saw signal.
This fund lends itself perfectly to trend tracking but the name is a bit of a misnomer. While indeed it held up better than most during the 2008 massacre, you would have been better off selling it as per our trend tracking exit strategy. Nevertheless, it comes as close as I have ever found a fund to be “permanent.”
Prior to the above story, I had just finished by own back testing to see how PRPFX might have performed during the “lost decade” (12/31/1999 to 12/31/2009), during which the S&P 500 and just about any other fund showed negative returns.
Here is the testing methodology I used:
1. Buy PRPFX on 12/31/1999
2. Hold it until a 7% trailing sell stop on close takes you out of the market.
3. Re-invest as soon as the price has risen again by 3% above the price you were stopped out at
or buy when the 50 day MA crosses above the 200 day MA for one week and the 200 day MA
is moving up. This will more than double the profit shown below. This works good for Stocks, ETFs
and Mutual Funds.
4. If you get stopped out again, use the same reinvestment process
Using this simplified approach, PRPFX would have gained (including dividends) +125.18% for the “lost” decade. As comparison, the S&P 500 (as represented by SPY lost 10.32% (including dividends).
Here’s the important part. Because of PRPFX’s lack of volatility, you only would have been stopped out “four times” in 10 years. While this does not represent true trend tracking, it nevertheless demonstrates that the tortoise can beat the hare.
I tested a variation of the above by allocating 50% to PRPFX and 50% to a bond fund (VBMFX) and applied the same principles over the same period. This combination returned a total of +93.88%. While PRPFX again had 4 buy/sell signals, the bond fund had none.
Again, this is merely meant to be a demonstration and not any guarantee that similar performances can be repeated in the future. However, it clearly shows that you don’t have to be in the hottest fund or latest ETF to outperform the S&P 500 or just about any other fund.
The key to this success was clearly the fact the major downturns were avoided, which to my way of thinking is the number one portfolio wrecking ball. Moderate upside along with bear market avoidance will give you better odds at long-term success.
If you happen to have invested in a sharply rising fund/ETF, which now follows the market reversal back down just as quickly, you may witness a 20% gain turn into a 2% profit as the trend line gets crossed to the downside. That’s were implementing a 7% sell stop has its advantages, since it would have locked in a gain of some 13%.
The Wall Street journal has a story on this tortoise that beat the hares. A quite amazing story - in August of this year the fund received more inflows than it did in its first 25 years combined
We have had holdings in PRPFX for quite some time and, during the past buy cycle (since 6/3/09), it was the only fund/ETF that never reacted much to market pullbacks and consequently never caused a whip-saw signal.
This fund lends itself perfectly to trend tracking but the name is a bit of a misnomer. While indeed it held up better than most during the 2008 massacre, you would have been better off selling it as per our trend tracking exit strategy. Nevertheless, it comes as close as I have ever found a fund to be “permanent.”
Prior to the above story, I had just finished by own back testing to see how PRPFX might have performed during the “lost decade” (12/31/1999 to 12/31/2009), during which the S&P 500 and just about any other fund showed negative returns.
Here is the testing methodology I used:
1. Buy PRPFX on 12/31/1999
2. Hold it until a 7% trailing sell stop on close takes you out of the market.
3. Re-invest as soon as the price has risen again by 3% above the price you were stopped out at
or buy when the 50 day MA crosses above the 200 day MA for one week and the 200 day MA
is moving up. This will more than double the profit shown below. This works good for Stocks, ETFs
and Mutual Funds.
4. If you get stopped out again, use the same reinvestment process
Using this simplified approach, PRPFX would have gained (including dividends) +125.18% for the “lost” decade. As comparison, the S&P 500 (as represented by SPY lost 10.32% (including dividends).
Here’s the important part. Because of PRPFX’s lack of volatility, you only would have been stopped out “four times” in 10 years. While this does not represent true trend tracking, it nevertheless demonstrates that the tortoise can beat the hare.
I tested a variation of the above by allocating 50% to PRPFX and 50% to a bond fund (VBMFX) and applied the same principles over the same period. This combination returned a total of +93.88%. While PRPFX again had 4 buy/sell signals, the bond fund had none.
Again, this is merely meant to be a demonstration and not any guarantee that similar performances can be repeated in the future. However, it clearly shows that you don’t have to be in the hottest fund or latest ETF to outperform the S&P 500 or just about any other fund.
The key to this success was clearly the fact the major downturns were avoided, which to my way of thinking is the number one portfolio wrecking ball. Moderate upside along with bear market avoidance will give you better odds at long-term success.
If you happen to have invested in a sharply rising fund/ETF, which now follows the market reversal back down just as quickly, you may witness a 20% gain turn into a 2% profit as the trend line gets crossed to the downside. That’s were implementing a 7% sell stop has its advantages, since it would have locked in a gain of some 13%.
Saturday, February 5, 2011
Saturday, January 22, 2011
Wednesday, January 19, 2011
Muni Bond Market Collapsing?
Teeka Tiwari
If you've been watching the Municipal Bond Market recently, then you know it's been in a free-fall.
Last week, the interest rate on 30-year top rated municipal debt rose above 5 percent for the first time in about two years.
I'll get more into that in a minute, but first a quick primer for the uninitiated ...
Municipal Bonds -- also known as "Munis" or "Muni bonds" -- are debt obligations issued by a city, local government, or agency. The key advantage of Municipal Bonds is that if you are a resident of the state issuing the bond, then the interest that you receive could be triple tax free. This means you would definitely pay no Federal, and potentially pay no State and Local tax, upon the interest that you receive. Because of these tax savings, the yield on a municipal bond is usually lower than that of a taxable bond.
Very often you'll see Munis quoted with two interest rates. The first is the coupon, which is the actual rate of interest paid by the municipality. The second is the taxable equivalent yield.
The taxable equivalent yield assumes that you are in a 28% tax bracket, and it shows you how much interest a taxable bond would have to pay in order to be of an equivalent yield on a triple tax free Muni bond.
Trouble Brewing Ahead
Remember how I said that the rate on Munis is usually lower than the rate on taxable bonds? Well, what's especially troubling right now is that we are seeing rates on Munis actually climb above the rates of taxable bonds!
This is a very clear sign that something is seriously amiss within the municipal market, and that the smart money is beginning to price in some serious doubts about the states' abilities to tap the bond market for fresh cash.
The biggest fundamental funding problem that states and municipalities have is that they have no ability to print their own money. Unlike the Federal government, there are only a finite number of dollars floating around that they can tap into.
So, if they run a budget deficit, they can only bridge that budget gap by either cutting services, defaulting on debt, or raising taxes.
Therefore, I have no doubt that all of us will experience a hiking of sales taxes, state income taxes, and property taxes. Remember: State and local governments have no ability to "extend and pretend" the way the Federal government is doing right now.
The only other way out is if a state economy as a whole experiences a dramatic and prolonged period of strong economic growth. As the businesses and the residents of the state and local municipalities make more money, then of course the tax receipts also increase. But while the U.S. economy is improving, we are nowhere near normalized growth yet, let alone this kind of high growth environment.
But none of these issues are new news. The municipalities that make up each state have been in trouble since the end of 2007 -- so what's spooking the muni market right now?
Under Funded Pension Liabilities!
Besides spending far more than they've been taking in, municipalities all over the country are facing pension shortfalls on the order of 2.5 trillion dollars! To put that number into perspective, you should know that the ENTIRE muni market is 3 trillion dollars!
The problem is that many of these state and local pension funds were accounted for using a projected 8% rate of return. During the 1982 - 2000 bull market, 8% seemed like a breeze. In today's environment, if you can run big money at 8% using strictly investment grade investments, you are heralded as an investing god.
Long story short: Their entire pension funding models and projections are shot. They'll either have to slash and burn services, raise taxes, or default. Illinois has already embraced tax increases by hiking personal income tax from 3% to 5% and bumping up business income tax from 7.3% to 9.5%.
These morons in the Illinois state legislature are killing the goose that lays the golden egg rather than making the hard choices to cut spending. Matt Murphy, a senator from the Chicago suburbs, pithily summed it up when he said, "You think you're stabilizing the budget, but you're not. You're bankrupting our state."
Amen, Matt Murphy!
For those of you looking to trade the volatility that's sure to rock the Municapal bond space, you may want to take a look at the iShares S&P National Municipal Bond Fund, symbol MU
Teeka Tiwari
If you've been watching the Municipal Bond Market recently, then you know it's been in a free-fall.
Last week, the interest rate on 30-year top rated municipal debt rose above 5 percent for the first time in about two years.
I'll get more into that in a minute, but first a quick primer for the uninitiated ...
Municipal Bonds -- also known as "Munis" or "Muni bonds" -- are debt obligations issued by a city, local government, or agency. The key advantage of Municipal Bonds is that if you are a resident of the state issuing the bond, then the interest that you receive could be triple tax free. This means you would definitely pay no Federal, and potentially pay no State and Local tax, upon the interest that you receive. Because of these tax savings, the yield on a municipal bond is usually lower than that of a taxable bond.
Very often you'll see Munis quoted with two interest rates. The first is the coupon, which is the actual rate of interest paid by the municipality. The second is the taxable equivalent yield.
The taxable equivalent yield assumes that you are in a 28% tax bracket, and it shows you how much interest a taxable bond would have to pay in order to be of an equivalent yield on a triple tax free Muni bond.
Trouble Brewing Ahead
Remember how I said that the rate on Munis is usually lower than the rate on taxable bonds? Well, what's especially troubling right now is that we are seeing rates on Munis actually climb above the rates of taxable bonds!
This is a very clear sign that something is seriously amiss within the municipal market, and that the smart money is beginning to price in some serious doubts about the states' abilities to tap the bond market for fresh cash.
The biggest fundamental funding problem that states and municipalities have is that they have no ability to print their own money. Unlike the Federal government, there are only a finite number of dollars floating around that they can tap into.
So, if they run a budget deficit, they can only bridge that budget gap by either cutting services, defaulting on debt, or raising taxes.
Therefore, I have no doubt that all of us will experience a hiking of sales taxes, state income taxes, and property taxes. Remember: State and local governments have no ability to "extend and pretend" the way the Federal government is doing right now.
The only other way out is if a state economy as a whole experiences a dramatic and prolonged period of strong economic growth. As the businesses and the residents of the state and local municipalities make more money, then of course the tax receipts also increase. But while the U.S. economy is improving, we are nowhere near normalized growth yet, let alone this kind of high growth environment.
But none of these issues are new news. The municipalities that make up each state have been in trouble since the end of 2007 -- so what's spooking the muni market right now?
Under Funded Pension Liabilities!
Besides spending far more than they've been taking in, municipalities all over the country are facing pension shortfalls on the order of 2.5 trillion dollars! To put that number into perspective, you should know that the ENTIRE muni market is 3 trillion dollars!
The problem is that many of these state and local pension funds were accounted for using a projected 8% rate of return. During the 1982 - 2000 bull market, 8% seemed like a breeze. In today's environment, if you can run big money at 8% using strictly investment grade investments, you are heralded as an investing god.
Long story short: Their entire pension funding models and projections are shot. They'll either have to slash and burn services, raise taxes, or default. Illinois has already embraced tax increases by hiking personal income tax from 3% to 5% and bumping up business income tax from 7.3% to 9.5%.
These morons in the Illinois state legislature are killing the goose that lays the golden egg rather than making the hard choices to cut spending. Matt Murphy, a senator from the Chicago suburbs, pithily summed it up when he said, "You think you're stabilizing the budget, but you're not. You're bankrupting our state."
Amen, Matt Murphy!
For those of you looking to trade the volatility that's sure to rock the Municapal bond space, you may want to take a look at the iShares S&P National Municipal Bond Fund, symbol MU
Wednesday, January 12, 2011
Saturday, January 8, 2011
Saturday, January 1, 2011
STOCK MARKET, RARE EARTH AND HEALTH.
Why are many companies that don't really need to moving to China? If a company
manufactures anything that requires rare earths China is the place to set up shop. China
now controls 97% of rare earths throughout the world. If you want to buy it you pay thru
the nose or better yet the wallet. Rare earth company stocks are booming. China is the
reason. They have been cutting back on the amount they have been selling. Look at the
performance of these stocks: GengSheng Minerals Inc (CHGS), Avalon Rare Metals Inc (AVL),
General Moly Inc (GMO), Rare Element Resources Ltd (REE), and REMX (the Market Vectors
Rare Earth ETF itself).$REE
1-1-11 BUY (REE) ON THE FIRST CLOSE ABOVE 16.20 - CHECK THE BLOG - http://etf.typepad.com/blog/
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$CHGS 1-1-11 BUY (CHGS) ON THE FIRST CLOSE ABOVE 5.50 - CHECK THE BLOG - http://etf.typepad.com/blog/
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HEALTH CARE
$HSTM 1-1-11 BUY (HSTM) ON THE FIRST CLOSE ABOVE 8.00 -
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TODAYS CHART -
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manufactures anything that requires rare earths China is the place to set up shop. China
now controls 97% of rare earths throughout the world. If you want to buy it you pay thru
the nose or better yet the wallet. Rare earth company stocks are booming. China is the
reason. They have been cutting back on the amount they have been selling. Look at the
performance of these stocks: GengSheng Minerals Inc (CHGS), Avalon Rare Metals Inc (AVL),
General Moly Inc (GMO), Rare Element Resources Ltd (REE), and REMX (the Market Vectors
Rare Earth ETF itself).$REE
1-1-11 BUY (REE) ON THE FIRST CLOSE ABOVE 16.20 - CHECK THE BLOG - http://etf.typepad.com/blog/
TODAYS CHART -
http://fsc.bz/A5r
#WORDEN
$CHGS 1-1-11 BUY (CHGS) ON THE FIRST CLOSE ABOVE 5.50 - CHECK THE BLOG - http://etf.typepad.com/blog/
TODAYS CHART -
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#WORDEN
HEALTH CARE
$HSTM 1-1-11 BUY (HSTM) ON THE FIRST CLOSE ABOVE 8.00 -
http://etf.typepad.com/blog/
TODAYS CHART -
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#WORDEN
Wednesday, December 29, 2010
The “Safest” Investments in The World Are Crashing
Since November 1, long-term U.S. Treasury bonds have fallen 7% in value. That’s not supposed to happen. But it’s happening.
Since November 1, the municipal bond market has fallen 6%. That, too, isn’t supposed to happen. But it’s happening.
READ THE FULL STORY
http://www.topstockanalysts.com/index.php/2010/12/safest-investments-in-the-world-are-crashing/?utm_source=
Since November 1, the municipal bond market has fallen 6%. That, too, isn’t supposed to happen. But it’s happening.
READ THE FULL STORY
http://www.topstockanalysts.com/index.php/2010/12/safest-investments-in-the-world-are-crashing/?utm_source=
Monday, December 20, 2010
STOCK MARKET, LOW PRICE STOCKS, MAKE BIG PROFITS.
(AUDC) - BUY ON THE FIRST CLOSE ABOVE - 6.20
(HDY ) - BUY ON THE FIRST CLOSE ABOVE - 4.10
(DEPO) - BUY ON THE FIRST CLOSE ABOVE - 5.90
(CGR ) - BUY ON THE FIRST CLOSE ABOVE - 2.20
(ACET) - BUY ON THE FIRST CLOSE ABOVE - 9.00
(DRRX) - BUY ON THE FIRST CLOSE ABOVE - 3.75
(ISPH) - BUY ON THE FIRST CLOSE ABOVE - 8.55
(SPPI) - BUY ON THE FIRST CLOSE ABOVE - 6.40
(HLIT) - BUY ON THE FIRST CLOSE ABOVE - 8.90
(HDY ) - BUY ON THE FIRST CLOSE ABOVE - 4.10
(DEPO) - BUY ON THE FIRST CLOSE ABOVE - 5.90
(CGR ) - BUY ON THE FIRST CLOSE ABOVE - 2.20
(ACET) - BUY ON THE FIRST CLOSE ABOVE - 9.00
(DRRX) - BUY ON THE FIRST CLOSE ABOVE - 3.75
(ISPH) - BUY ON THE FIRST CLOSE ABOVE - 8.55
(SPPI) - BUY ON THE FIRST CLOSE ABOVE - 6.40
(HLIT) - BUY ON THE FIRST CLOSE ABOVE - 8.90
Sunday, December 19, 2010
Latest 52-Week High Stocks (Dec 18, 2010) - NASD100.com
12-17-10 TOP TEN PERFORMANCE STOCKS.
1 Acme Packet, Inc. (NASDAQ:APKT) 427.1%
2 Amarin Corporation plc (ADR) (NASDAQ:AMRN) 400.7%
3 Akorn, Inc. (NASDAQ:AKRX) 249.2%
4 BSQUARE Corporation (NASDAQ:BSQR) 233.6%
5 Ladish Co., Inc. (NASDAQ:LDSH) 230.8%
6 Spreadtrum Communications, Inc. (NASDAQ:SPRD) 229.7%
7 Finisar Corporation (NASDAQ:FNSR) 225.3%
8 Fronteer Gold Inc. (AMEX:FRG) 194.4%
9 Measurement Specialties, Inc. (NASDAQ:MEAS) 186.5%
10 3D Systems Corporation (NASDAQ:TDSC) 180.9%"
1 Acme Packet, Inc. (NASDAQ:APKT) 427.1%
2 Amarin Corporation plc (ADR) (NASDAQ:AMRN) 400.7%
3 Akorn, Inc. (NASDAQ:AKRX) 249.2%
4 BSQUARE Corporation (NASDAQ:BSQR) 233.6%
5 Ladish Co., Inc. (NASDAQ:LDSH) 230.8%
6 Spreadtrum Communications, Inc. (NASDAQ:SPRD) 229.7%
7 Finisar Corporation (NASDAQ:FNSR) 225.3%
8 Fronteer Gold Inc. (AMEX:FRG) 194.4%
9 Measurement Specialties, Inc. (NASDAQ:MEAS) 186.5%
10 3D Systems Corporation (NASDAQ:TDSC) 180.9%"
Saturday, December 18, 2010
Friday, December 17, 2010
Monday, December 13, 2010
STOCK MARKET
MIPS BUY (MIPS) ON THE FIRST CLOSE ABOVE 16.00
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CHART - http://fsc.bz/9ed
#WORDEN"
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CHART - http://fsc.bz/9ed
#WORDEN"
Saturday, December 4, 2010
Saturday, November 27, 2010
Facebook (894) | Walter Storm
Facebook (894) | Walter Storm: "11-16-10 BUY (VTRO) ON THE FIRST CLOSE ABOVE 6.90. CHECK THE BLOG
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CHART
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CHART
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Thursday, November 11, 2010
Saturday, November 6, 2010
Facebook (685) | Walter Storm
Facebook (685) | Walter Storm: "11-5-10 BUY ((EXK) ON THE FIRST CLOSE ABOVE 6.00 -
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Monday, October 25, 2010
Saturday, October 23, 2010
Facebook (519) | Walter Storm
Facebook (519) Walter Storm: "10-23-10 BUY (MDM) ON THE FIRST CLOSE ABOVE 5.00 - CHECK THE BLOG - http://etf.typepad.com/blog/
Saturday, October 16, 2010
Walter Storm (superstocktimer) on Twitter
Walter Storm (superstocktimer) on Twitter: "$WSCI 10-16-10 - BUY (WSCI) ON THE FIRST CLOSE ABOVE 4.40 - CHECK THE BLOG - http://etf.typepad.com/blog/
http://fsc.bz/7t2 #WORDEN"
http://fsc.bz/7t2 #WORDEN"
Sunday, October 10, 2010
Walter Storm (Superstocktimer) on Twitter
Walter Storm (Superstocktimer) on Twitter: "SLV 10-9-10 BUY (SLV) ON THE FIRST CLOSE ABOVE - 22.80 - http://etf.typepad.com/blog/
TODAYS CHART
http://fsc.bz/7eb #WORDEN"
TODAYS CHART
http://fsc.bz/7eb #WORDEN"
Saturday, October 9, 2010
ETFs, MUTUAL FUNDS, STOCK TIMING AND 401k.
ETFs, MUTUAL FUNDS, STOCK TIMING AND 401k.
10-9-10 BUY (RFMD) ON THE FIRST CLOSE ABOVE 6.50
CHECK THE BLOG - http://etf.typepad.com/blog/
10-9-10 BUY (PWE) ON THE FIRST CLOSE ABOVE 21.75
CHECK THE BLOG - http://etf.typepad.com/blog/
10-9-10 BUY (MMR) ON THE FIRST CLOSE ABOVE 19.20
CHECK THE BLOG - http://etf.typepad.com/blog/
10-9-10 BUY (RFMD) ON THE FIRST CLOSE ABOVE 6.50
CHECK THE BLOG - http://etf.typepad.com/blog/
10-9-10 BUY (PWE) ON THE FIRST CLOSE ABOVE 21.75
CHECK THE BLOG - http://etf.typepad.com/blog/
10-9-10 BUY (MMR) ON THE FIRST CLOSE ABOVE 19.20
CHECK THE BLOG - http://etf.typepad.com/blog/
Sunday, October 3, 2010
Wednesday, September 29, 2010
Steve Sjuggerud's DailyWealth
Steve Sjuggerud's DailyWealth: "ONE HECK OF A STOCK MARKET COMEBACK
Our chart today shows a whopper of a stock market comeback…
In late 2008, every stock index in the world was smashed at least 50%. And while the world has enjoyed a solid relief rally, stocks in large 'developed' countries like France, the U.S., and Japan are still well below their old 'boom time' highs. That's not the case in India, however… This market is in the midst of an incredible comeback.
India falls into our big 'Asia up, the West not so much' idea… the idea that developed countries with massive debt and social-entitlement overhangs will struggle compared with dynamic, less-developed economies that don't carry those heavy burdens. India, with its outstanding dependency ratio, is one such dynamic Asian economy.
You can see India's dynamics at work in the chart below. It's the past five years of trading in the 'Dow Industrials of India,' the BSE Sensex 30. As you can see, while 'developed' stock markets struggle below their highs, the Sensex has staged a huge rebound from a low of 8,400 to reach pre-crisis levels near 20,000. It's another angle on the big 'Asia up, the West not so much' story that will last for decades."
Our chart today shows a whopper of a stock market comeback…
In late 2008, every stock index in the world was smashed at least 50%. And while the world has enjoyed a solid relief rally, stocks in large 'developed' countries like France, the U.S., and Japan are still well below their old 'boom time' highs. That's not the case in India, however… This market is in the midst of an incredible comeback.
India falls into our big 'Asia up, the West not so much' idea… the idea that developed countries with massive debt and social-entitlement overhangs will struggle compared with dynamic, less-developed economies that don't carry those heavy burdens. India, with its outstanding dependency ratio, is one such dynamic Asian economy.
You can see India's dynamics at work in the chart below. It's the past five years of trading in the 'Dow Industrials of India,' the BSE Sensex 30. As you can see, while 'developed' stock markets struggle below their highs, the Sensex has staged a huge rebound from a low of 8,400 to reach pre-crisis levels near 20,000. It's another angle on the big 'Asia up, the West not so much' story that will last for decades."
Monday, September 27, 2010
The Tycoon Report
The Tycoon Report: "Today's Laugh Lines:
'Larry Summers, President Obama's top economic adviser, is stepping down. So finally some good economic news, I'll tell ya, Summers didn't want to leave, but apparently he was out of bad ideas.' - Jay Leno
'Actually, Summers is the third Obama economic adviser to leave the White House since July. In fact, the only jobs opening up these days are for White House economic advisers.' - Jay Leno"
'Larry Summers, President Obama's top economic adviser, is stepping down. So finally some good economic news, I'll tell ya, Summers didn't want to leave, but apparently he was out of bad ideas.' - Jay Leno
'Actually, Summers is the third Obama economic adviser to leave the White House since July. In fact, the only jobs opening up these days are for White House economic advisers.' - Jay Leno"
Monday, September 20, 2010
Currency War
Are you ready for a currency war? Well, buckle up, because things are about to get interesting. This week Japan fired what is perhaps the opening salvo in a new round of currency wars by publicly intervening in the foreign exchange market for the first time since 2004. Japan's bold 12 billion dollar move to push down the value of the yen made headlines all over the world. Japan's economy is highly dependent on exports and the Japanese government was becoming increasingly alarmed by the recent surge in the value of the yen. A stronger yen makes Japanese exports more expensive for other nations and thus would harm Japanese industry. But Japan is not the only nation that is ready to go to battle over currency rates. The governments of the U.S. and China continue to exchange increasingly heated rhetoric regarding currency policy. In Europe, there is growing sentiment that the euro needs to be devalued in order to help European exports become more competitive. In addition, exporters all over the world are already loudly complaining about the possibility that the Federal Reserve is about to unleash another round of quantitative easing. Virtually all major exporting nations want the value of the U.S. dollar to remain high so that they can keep flooding us with lots of cheap goods. The sad reality is that our current system of globalized trade rewards exporting nations that have weak currencies, and many nations have now shown that they are willing to take the gloves off to make certain that their national currencies do not appreciate in value by too much.
Some nations have been involved in open currency manipulation for some time now. For example, Singapore is well known for intervening in the foreign exchange market in order to benefit exporters. Also, the Swiss National Bank experienced losses equivalent to about 15 billion dollars trying to stop the rapid rise of the Swiss franc earlier this year.
But as we race toward the end of 2010, currency manipulation is becoming a major issue on the world stage.
Rumors that the Federal Reserve is considering a substantial new round of quantitative easing is already causing many major exporting nations around the world to howl in outrage.
Why?
Well, quantitative easing by the Federal Reserve could put substantial downward pressure on the value of the dollar and that would make exports significantly more expensive in the United States. The reality is that even a relatively small change in the value of the U.S. dollar can have a major impact on exporters.
But what could really set off a massive currency war is the ongoing dispute between the U.S. and China.
For years, China has kept the value of their currency artificially low. Even though China has made a few small moves toward a more free-floating currency policy, at this point China’s currency is still pretty much pegged to the U.S. dollar. It is estimated that the Chinese government is keeping China's currency at a value about 40 percent lower than what it should be. This is essentially a de facto subsidy to China's exporters.
This has enabled China to flood the United States with cheap goods and it is killing entire industries in the United States. Americans have loved rushing out to Wal-Mart to get super low prices on all kinds of stuff, but in the process we have slowly but surely been shipping our manufacturing base and our standard of living over to China.
In recent years both the Bush administration and the Obama administration have been whining about this currency manipulation by China, but both administrations have stopped short of taking any real action.
But are there now signs that the Obama administration is going to get serious and start a currency war?
Well, last week Barack Obama did send the head of his national council of economic advisers, Larry Summers, to Beijing to discuss currency issues.
But what can we do other than whine at this point?
Are we willing to start a trade war?
Considering the fact that China holds nearly a trillion dollars worth of U.S. Treasuries, that probably would not go so well for us.
Even though China's currency manipulation is absolutely raping the U.S. economy, China has so much leverage over us at this point that it isn't even funny.
For example, China has almost a complete and total monopoly on rare earth elements. If China totally cut off the supply of rare earth elements, we would have no hybrid car batteries, flat screen televisions, cell phones or iPods. Not only that, but rare earth elements are used by the U.S. military in radar systems, missile-guidance systems, satellites and aircraft electronics.
But something has to be done. Essentially we are caught between a rock and a hard place.
Today, the United States spends approximately $3.90 on Chinese goods for every $1 that the Chinese spend on goods from the United States.
Last month, the monthly trade deficit with China was approximately 26 billion dollars. For the year, the trade deficit with China will be somewhere in the neighborhood of 300 billion dollars or so. The transfer of wealth to China that represents is absolutely mind blowing.
The U.S. economy is getting poorer and the Chinese economy is getting richer each and every month.
We are in decline and China is on the rise. In fact, one prominent economist is projecting that the Chinese economy will be three times larger than the U.S. economy by the year 2040.
This would not have ever happened if we had not put up with China's open and blatant currency manipulation all this time.
But now they have us over a barrel and standing up to China would be incredibly painful for the U.S. economy in the short-term.
So will we actually see a currency war break out soon?
Well, it seems almost a certainly that countries throughout the world will continue to manipulate their currencies in order to gain a competitive advantage, but if you are waiting for the Obama administration to truly stand up to China you are probably going to be waiting for a very, very long time.
Are you ready for a currency war? Well, buckle up, because things are about to get interesting. This week Japan fired what is perhaps the opening salvo in a new round of currency wars by publicly intervening in the foreign exchange market for the first time since 2004. Japan's bold 12 billion dollar move to push down the value of the yen made headlines all over the world. Japan's economy is highly dependent on exports and the Japanese government was becoming increasingly alarmed by the recent surge in the value of the yen. A stronger yen makes Japanese exports more expensive for other nations and thus would harm Japanese industry. But Japan is not the only nation that is ready to go to battle over currency rates. The governments of the U.S. and China continue to exchange increasingly heated rhetoric regarding currency policy. In Europe, there is growing sentiment that the euro needs to be devalued in order to help European exports become more competitive. In addition, exporters all over the world are already loudly complaining about the possibility that the Federal Reserve is about to unleash another round of quantitative easing. Virtually all major exporting nations want the value of the U.S. dollar to remain high so that they can keep flooding us with lots of cheap goods. The sad reality is that our current system of globalized trade rewards exporting nations that have weak currencies, and many nations have now shown that they are willing to take the gloves off to make certain that their national currencies do not appreciate in value by too much.
Some nations have been involved in open currency manipulation for some time now. For example, Singapore is well known for intervening in the foreign exchange market in order to benefit exporters. Also, the Swiss National Bank experienced losses equivalent to about 15 billion dollars trying to stop the rapid rise of the Swiss franc earlier this year.
But as we race toward the end of 2010, currency manipulation is becoming a major issue on the world stage.
Rumors that the Federal Reserve is considering a substantial new round of quantitative easing is already causing many major exporting nations around the world to howl in outrage.
Why?
Well, quantitative easing by the Federal Reserve could put substantial downward pressure on the value of the dollar and that would make exports significantly more expensive in the United States. The reality is that even a relatively small change in the value of the U.S. dollar can have a major impact on exporters.
But what could really set off a massive currency war is the ongoing dispute between the U.S. and China.
For years, China has kept the value of their currency artificially low. Even though China has made a few small moves toward a more free-floating currency policy, at this point China’s currency is still pretty much pegged to the U.S. dollar. It is estimated that the Chinese government is keeping China's currency at a value about 40 percent lower than what it should be. This is essentially a de facto subsidy to China's exporters.
This has enabled China to flood the United States with cheap goods and it is killing entire industries in the United States. Americans have loved rushing out to Wal-Mart to get super low prices on all kinds of stuff, but in the process we have slowly but surely been shipping our manufacturing base and our standard of living over to China.
In recent years both the Bush administration and the Obama administration have been whining about this currency manipulation by China, but both administrations have stopped short of taking any real action.
But are there now signs that the Obama administration is going to get serious and start a currency war?
Well, last week Barack Obama did send the head of his national council of economic advisers, Larry Summers, to Beijing to discuss currency issues.
But what can we do other than whine at this point?
Are we willing to start a trade war?
Considering the fact that China holds nearly a trillion dollars worth of U.S. Treasuries, that probably would not go so well for us.
Even though China's currency manipulation is absolutely raping the U.S. economy, China has so much leverage over us at this point that it isn't even funny.
For example, China has almost a complete and total monopoly on rare earth elements. If China totally cut off the supply of rare earth elements, we would have no hybrid car batteries, flat screen televisions, cell phones or iPods. Not only that, but rare earth elements are used by the U.S. military in radar systems, missile-guidance systems, satellites and aircraft electronics.
But something has to be done. Essentially we are caught between a rock and a hard place.
Today, the United States spends approximately $3.90 on Chinese goods for every $1 that the Chinese spend on goods from the United States.
Last month, the monthly trade deficit with China was approximately 26 billion dollars. For the year, the trade deficit with China will be somewhere in the neighborhood of 300 billion dollars or so. The transfer of wealth to China that represents is absolutely mind blowing.
The U.S. economy is getting poorer and the Chinese economy is getting richer each and every month.
We are in decline and China is on the rise. In fact, one prominent economist is projecting that the Chinese economy will be three times larger than the U.S. economy by the year 2040.
This would not have ever happened if we had not put up with China's open and blatant currency manipulation all this time.
But now they have us over a barrel and standing up to China would be incredibly painful for the U.S. economy in the short-term.
So will we actually see a currency war break out soon?
Well, it seems almost a certainly that countries throughout the world will continue to manipulate their currencies in order to gain a competitive advantage, but if you are waiting for the Obama administration to truly stand up to China you are probably going to be waiting for a very, very long time.
Tuesday, September 14, 2010
LOW PRICE STOCKS, MAKE BIG PROFITS.
That's because small cap stocks tend to outperform coming out of recessions as growth in these nimble operations increases at a greater rate than their larger competitors. While small-cap stocks do tend to have greater volatility (beta) historical returns show that they have done extremely well relative to the rest of the market over the long haul.
According to financial research firm Ibbotson Associates (now part of Morningstar), small-cap stocks have outperformed large-cap stocks over the last 80 years. In a 2005 study, the firm divided the entire stock market into 4 broad categories- small-cap value, large-cap value, small-cap growth, and large-cap growth.
After tallying the results it turns out that if you had invested $1 in large-cap growth stocks in 1927, your investment would have been worth $884 in 2005. That's a great investment, right?
Well, not exactly.
That $884 dollars is pocket change, compared to the $45,144 you would have made if you had invested in small-cap value stocks. This is compounding returns at its absolute best. To some, the difference in annual returns might look insignificant. But over 75 years, the effect of compounding returns and outperformance meant that the same dollar that returned 884% in large-cap value returned over 45,000 percent when invested in small-cap value stocks.
According to financial research firm Ibbotson Associates (now part of Morningstar), small-cap stocks have outperformed large-cap stocks over the last 80 years. In a 2005 study, the firm divided the entire stock market into 4 broad categories- small-cap value, large-cap value, small-cap growth, and large-cap growth.
After tallying the results it turns out that if you had invested $1 in large-cap growth stocks in 1927, your investment would have been worth $884 in 2005. That's a great investment, right?
Well, not exactly.
That $884 dollars is pocket change, compared to the $45,144 you would have made if you had invested in small-cap value stocks. This is compounding returns at its absolute best. To some, the difference in annual returns might look insignificant. But over 75 years, the effect of compounding returns and outperformance meant that the same dollar that returned 884% in large-cap value returned over 45,000 percent when invested in small-cap value stocks.
Sunday, September 12, 2010
5 ETF 'Clusters' Celebrating 52-Week Highs -- Seeking Alpha
5 ETF 'Clusters' Celebrating 52-Week Highs -- Seeking Alpha: "Buying ETFs on the “New 52-Week Highs” list shortly after they’ve pulled back can be an exceptionally potent practice. In fact, coupling emerging market growth with developed market income has been remarkably powerful since May.
Granted, nobody wants to be caught buying at the absolute top. That said, the ETFs above may be worthy contenders for your new money. There’s a great deal of research to suggest that you will capture momentum gains if… during an uptrend… you buy ”high” and sell “higher.”"
Granted, nobody wants to be caught buying at the absolute top. That said, the ETFs above may be worthy contenders for your new money. There’s a great deal of research to suggest that you will capture momentum gains if… during an uptrend… you buy ”high” and sell “higher.”"
5 ETF 'Clusters' Celebrating 52-Week Highs -- Seeking Alpha
5 ETF 'Clusters' Celebrating 52-Week Highs -- Seeking Alpha: "ETFs Hitting New 52-Week Highs On 9/9/2010
Telecom
Vanguard Telecom (VOX)
iShares DJ Telecom (IYZ)
Telecom HOLDRs (TTH)
Utilities
Rydex Equal Weight Utilities (RYU)
Utilities HOLDRs (UTH)
First Trust Utilities (FXU)
Higher-Yielding Income
iShares High Yield Corporate Bond (HYG)
SPDR Capital High Yield Bond (JNK)
iShares S&P Preferred Stock (PFF)
Asia
iShares Thailand (THD)
iShares Malaysia (EWM)
iShares Singapore (EWS)
Latin America
iShares Chile (ECH)
iShares Peru (EPU)
2Market Vectors Small Cap Brazil (BRF)"
Telecom
Vanguard Telecom (VOX)
iShares DJ Telecom (IYZ)
Telecom HOLDRs (TTH)
Utilities
Rydex Equal Weight Utilities (RYU)
Utilities HOLDRs (UTH)
First Trust Utilities (FXU)
Higher-Yielding Income
iShares High Yield Corporate Bond (HYG)
SPDR Capital High Yield Bond (JNK)
iShares S&P Preferred Stock (PFF)
Asia
iShares Thailand (THD)
iShares Malaysia (EWM)
iShares Singapore (EWS)
Latin America
iShares Chile (ECH)
iShares Peru (EPU)
2Market Vectors Small Cap Brazil (BRF)"
Saturday, September 11, 2010
Invest Like Mark Mobius With This Emerging Market ETF -- Seeking Alpha
Invest Like Mark Mobius With This Emerging Market ETF -- Seeking Alpha: "9-10-10 (RES) BUY ON THE FIRST CLOSE ABOVE 19.50
9-10-10 (TMRK) BUY ON THE FIRST CLOSE ABOVE 9.65
9-10-10 (HOOK) BUY ON THE FIRST CLOSE ABOVE 8.15
9-10-10 (GBG) BUY ON THE FIRST CLOSE ABOVE 2.50
9-10-10 (XXIFX) BUY ON THE FIRST CLOSE ABOVE 13.70
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9-10-10 (TMRK) BUY ON THE FIRST CLOSE ABOVE 9.65
9-10-10 (HOOK) BUY ON THE FIRST CLOSE ABOVE 8.15
9-10-10 (GBG) BUY ON THE FIRST CLOSE ABOVE 2.50
9-10-10 (XXIFX) BUY ON THE FIRST CLOSE ABOVE 13.70
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Saturday, August 28, 2010
Latest 52-Week High Stocks (Aug 28, 2010) - NASD100.com - Daily Stock Rankings
Latest 52-Week High Stocks (Aug 28, 2010) - NASD100.com - Daily Stock Rankings: "1 RADCOM Ltd. (NASDAQ:RDCM) 394.1%
2 Aspect Medical Systems, Inc. (NASDAQ:ASPM) 259.8%
3 LL&E Royalty Trust (NYSE:LRTR) 248.5%
4 3PAR Inc. (NYSE:PAR) 173.9%
5 Presidential Realty Corporation (AMEX:PDL.B) 167.2%
6 Central Jersey Bancorp (NASDAQ:CJBK) 147.8%
7 Hawk Corporation (AMEX:HWK) 111.8%
8 Netezza Corporation (NYSE:NZ) 104.9%
9 Fronteer Gold Inc. (AMEX:FRG) 103.3%
10 Prospect Medical Holdings Inc (NASDAQ:PZZ) 103.1%
11 Loral Space & Communications Ltd. (NASDAQ:LORL) 75.9%
12 Aruba Networks, Inc. (NASDAQ:ARUN) 72.5%"
2 Aspect Medical Systems, Inc. (NASDAQ:ASPM) 259.8%
3 LL&E Royalty Trust (NYSE:LRTR) 248.5%
4 3PAR Inc. (NYSE:PAR) 173.9%
5 Presidential Realty Corporation (AMEX:PDL.B) 167.2%
6 Central Jersey Bancorp (NASDAQ:CJBK) 147.8%
7 Hawk Corporation (AMEX:HWK) 111.8%
8 Netezza Corporation (NYSE:NZ) 104.9%
9 Fronteer Gold Inc. (AMEX:FRG) 103.3%
10 Prospect Medical Holdings Inc (NASDAQ:PZZ) 103.1%
11 Loral Space & Communications Ltd. (NASDAQ:LORL) 75.9%
12 Aruba Networks, Inc. (NASDAQ:ARUN) 72.5%"
Friday, August 20, 2010
Cramer's Lightning Round - Starwood Hotels Is HOT (8/19/10) -- Seeking Alpha
$CEDU 8-20-10 BUY (CEDU) ON THE FIRST CLOSE ABOVE 7.80 -
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Sunday, August 8, 2010
Thursday, August 5, 2010
Tuesday, August 3, 2010
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Sunday, August 1, 2010
GOLD
BUY (IDX) ON THE FIRST CLOSE ABOVE - 77.20
ETF, INDONESIA.
8-1-10 BUY (EIDO) ON THE FIRST CLOSE ABOVE 26.20
Indonesia’s economy was the first in Asia to enter a bull market since the peak of the European debt crisis in May, and word is they may extend gains as first-half earnings beat analyst estimates. There are two ways to play the bull market with exchange traded funds (ETFs). (EIDO) (IDX)
ETF, INDONESIA.
8-1-10 BUY (EIDO) ON THE FIRST CLOSE ABOVE 26.20
Indonesia’s economy was the first in Asia to enter a bull market since the peak of the European debt crisis in May, and word is they may extend gains as first-half earnings beat analyst estimates. There are two ways to play the bull market with exchange traded funds (ETFs). (EIDO) (IDX)
Sunday, July 25, 2010
7-23-10 NEXT WEEKS MOMENTUM STOCKS.
BUY (ARMH) ON THE FIRST CLOSE ABOVE - 16.30
BUY (NXTM) ON THE FIRST CLOSE ABOVE - 17.10
BUY (ARNA) ON THE FIRST CLOSE ABOVE - 6.02
BUY (UTEK) ON THE FIRST CLOSE ABOVE - 18.95
BUY (SOLR) ON THE FIRST CLOSE ABOVE - 6.75
BUY ( CPX ) ON THE FIRST CLOSE ABOVE - 19.50
BUY (TIBX) ON THE FIRST CLOSE ABOVE - 14.00
BUY (NXTM) ON THE FIRST CLOSE ABOVE - 17.10
BUY (ARNA) ON THE FIRST CLOSE ABOVE - 6.02
BUY (UTEK) ON THE FIRST CLOSE ABOVE - 18.95
BUY (SOLR) ON THE FIRST CLOSE ABOVE - 6.75
BUY ( CPX ) ON THE FIRST CLOSE ABOVE - 19.50
BUY (TIBX) ON THE FIRST CLOSE ABOVE - 14.00
Saturday, July 17, 2010
NEW BEAR MARKET ?
Superstocktimer 7-17-10 BUY (SH) ON THE FIRST CLOSE ABOVE 53.50 SHORT OR HEDGE - S&P 500 - CHECK THE BLOG http://stocktimer.terapad.com/
Monday, July 12, 2010
STOCK TRADING AND INVESTING.
4-5-10 - MAIN TREND HAS TURNED DOWN. STAY OUT, WAIT FOR A NEW BUY SIGNAL.
7-3-10 - BEAR MARKET CONTINUES, STAY OUT. ONLY EXEMPTION IS GOLD AND SILVER.
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7-3-10 - BEAR MARKET CONTINUES, STAY OUT. ONLY EXEMPTION IS GOLD AND SILVER.
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ACTION STOCK & ETFs
7-9-10 - GOLD MINING ETF. BUY (GDXJ) ON THE FIRST CLOSE
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Saturday, May 1, 2010
Thursday, April 29, 2010
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Saturday, April 24, 2010
Tuesday, March 30, 2010
STOCK TRADING AND INVESTING.
SUPER STOCK TIMER -
STOCK TRADING AND INVESTING.:
"3-30-10 - THIS WEEKS HOT STOCKS
BUY - (ENZN) ON THE FIRST CLOSE ABOVE - 10.45
BUY - (TGB) ON THE FIRST CLOSE ABOVE - 5.25"
STOCK TRADING AND INVESTING.:
"3-30-10 - THIS WEEKS HOT STOCKS
BUY - (ENZN) ON THE FIRST CLOSE ABOVE - 10.45
BUY - (TGB) ON THE FIRST CLOSE ABOVE - 5.25"
Tuesday, March 23, 2010
Sunday, March 21, 2010
Walter Storm wants to stay in touch on LinkedIn
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Wednesday, March 10, 2010
Wednesday, March 3, 2010
Lessons From the Best-Performing Stocks -- Seeking Alpha
"‘09 Rank Stock Price % Gain
1 Select Comfort SCSS $6.52 +2508%
2 China AgriTech CAGC $27.95 +2330%
3 Dollar Thrifty Automotive Group DTG $25.61 +2250%
4 Vanda Pharmaceuticals VNDA $11.24 +2148%
5 Avis Budget Group CAR $13.12 +1774%
6 Netlist NLST $5.19 +1690%
7 Air Transport Services Group ATSG $2.64 +1367%
8 Dana Holding Corporation DAN $10.84 +1365%
9 ValueVision Media VVTV $4.80 +1355%
10 Human Genome Sciences HGSI $30.60 +1343%
11 Telestone Technologies TSTC $19.84 +1307%
12 Valassis Communications VCI $18.26 +1283%
13 Pier 1 Imports PIR $5.09 +1276%
14 Boise Inc. BZ $5.31 +1135%
15 Uranium Energy Corp. UEC $3.78 +1119%"
1 Select Comfort SCSS $6.52 +2508%
2 China AgriTech CAGC $27.95 +2330%
3 Dollar Thrifty Automotive Group DTG $25.61 +2250%
4 Vanda Pharmaceuticals VNDA $11.24 +2148%
5 Avis Budget Group CAR $13.12 +1774%
6 Netlist NLST $5.19 +1690%
7 Air Transport Services Group ATSG $2.64 +1367%
8 Dana Holding Corporation DAN $10.84 +1365%
9 ValueVision Media VVTV $4.80 +1355%
10 Human Genome Sciences HGSI $30.60 +1343%
11 Telestone Technologies TSTC $19.84 +1307%
12 Valassis Communications VCI $18.26 +1283%
13 Pier 1 Imports PIR $5.09 +1276%
14 Boise Inc. BZ $5.31 +1135%
15 Uranium Energy Corp. UEC $3.78 +1119%"
Friday, February 26, 2010
Monday, February 8, 2010
Sunday, February 7, 2010
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Sunday, October 18, 2009
Facebook | STOCK PROFIT
Facebook STOCK PROFIT: "SCSS - 100% PROFIT. BOUGHT AT 3.23 ON 8-31-09.
FRIDAYS CLOSE @ 6.43 - SELL ON THE FIRST CLOSE
BELOW 6.25 OR BUY MORE ON FIRST CLOSE ABOVE
6.90 - WALTER
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