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Q: Cramer highlights AMZN as having a PE of 40. I see it's forward PE at 52. Does
anyone know why the discrepancy ? He also notes that EBAY is at 15 which is
exactly the forward PE so I am not sure why the AMZN number is off.
Asked by snassif - 37 minutes ago - 2 answers - 13 views
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A: Current Wall Street consensus estimates have AMZN earning $2.53 in 2010. This is yields a
PE of 52. However, Jim Cramer may himself have modeled up higher EPS for 2010 which
equates to his lower PE. more
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Q: For valuation methods where can I find a company's forward and trailing PE?
Asked by pollard9 - 1 hours ago - 4 answers - 6 views
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A: I would add to that the importance of doing your own research. more
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Q: Anyone think POT is setting up for a nice break out. Perfect cup with a handle n
a 5 month daily chart. Rules say not suppose to by till the break above $120.00
or the first pull back after the break out. looking at starting a position
early. We know its a great company and good stock. Any thoughts?
Asked by dartboardtrader - 1 hours ago - 2 answers - 10 views
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A: while i dont know about the perfection of the formation (ideal set up to me would be the
right part of the cup comes up to the exact resistance level of the left side) i do think
it can make a move here. i dont know which way, in the same way i dont know its a good
stock, but it has consolidated enough to make a move. more
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Q: Like I was telling you all last night RIMM and DE would be big this
morning.Guess I dont have a north of the border British Columbia brain freeze
after all.LOL>Hope you got on it early Valerie?
Asked by stransmith - 2 hours ago - 1 answers - 6 views
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A: most stocks have done the same thing here.open low then rally then sell off. i still
think GS-aapl is a bigger tell.though just watching only one or two stocks is never a
good idea or a market tell. more
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Q: Does anyone here have any experience trading currencies? If so, perhaps we
could meet up in the forum? I'd like to ask a few questions to improve my
understanding of that asset class.
Asked by cputech - 3 hours ago - 2 answers - 18 views
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A: Thanks Ryan. I created a new thread in the forum called "Forex Basics." I would
appreciate any thoughts you or anyone else might have on the questions I listed there.

Thanks again. more
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Q: Cramer touted NAT as paying out an average yield of 15.1% per year for the last
eleven years in his latest book, "How to Get Even". Where is he coming from
with this stock which currently yields only little over 1% ? What am I missing.
Thanks/chu224
Asked by chu22451 - 4 hours ago - 1 answers - 10 views
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A: NAT announced on Nov 9 that it was cutting its quarterly dividend from 50 cents in the 2nd
quarter to 10 cents in the 3rd quarter. NAT tend to pay an irregular dividend. That is to
say it is quite variable. more
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Q: TRADERS CHALLENGE (previous topic & answer to question):I found an easy way to
set up the game and make the challenge available to anyone with an interest. At
present, it's a public game. I can change it to private if
there is interest, just let me know. Here's where you go to play/compete:

virtualstockexchange.com

Game ID: TradersETFChallenge

Game Name: Traders ETF Challenge

Thx,
ksh
Asked by ksh - 13 hours ago - 2 answers - 20 views
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A: feel free to invite other people to join in. Stock portfolios allowed (should be fun more
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Q: Asian markets and US futures are looking positive currently...what plans do
Stockpickrs have for the AM?
Asked by Stockpickr Staff #2 - 15 hours ago - 4 answers - 51 views
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A: I stick with stocks I like and try not to get fooled by the hedge fund misdirection days
like Friday. more
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Q: Stockpickrs, I know that a lot of people believe there will be a correction
coming in the new year. What stocks would be on your short list to pick up? I am
looking at MON and AGU in ag. area, EMC and JNPR in tech, EMR or FLS in Ind. and
STD or GS in finance.
Asked by Java12jack - 16 hours ago - 5 answers - 54 views
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A: TBT would be my favorite pick once THIS party's over.
But the amount of profit made from shorting depends on whether or not a trend becomes a
bubble. Today's "risk trade" of shorting the dollar and longing commodities
(with nearly all equity prices behaving like commodity prices) means that nearly any stock
would work. The more a stock rises during the risk trade, the more it falls when the risk
trade ends. But WHEN? Nobody can know. Maybe this year. Maybe next year. Maybe a bubble
burst. Maybe just a whimper. For now, i'd just ride the trend (or bubble, as it MAY be)
with tight stops, until it's done. more
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Q: First thing in the morning there will only be two names you need to know till
Christmas.DE and RIMM will be monster movers for the Santa Claus rally
Asked by stransmith - 17 hours ago - 6 answers - 64 views
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A: Dude,first of all the Blackberry was and is the leader in smartphones and anyone who has
tried them all will verify this.Rimm growth is second only to GOOG and Apple so for this
reason I think they are very undervalued,We will no for sure on DEC 16,I think they will
have a moderate forcast and we will see some upsideor maybe I just have a brainfreeze up
here.LOL more
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