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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 - 3 days ago - 5 answers - 73 views
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A: Stockpickr Staff #2 tell us something about yourself?....I missed the question
earlier...Europe had economic data to digest and the global growth plays were the play
into the open..but fixing hit the markets and eur/usd sold off...not wild about canada gdp
data today...and the Semi Conductor Sale numbers today were BTE, but if you read the
report it appears Oct is their strongest month and really only USA had positive yoy
still...which doesn't support this rally in Tech so much at all....Asia being up supported
the fact that we were not going to have a major down day, but once eur/usd couldn't take
out 1.5070 we knew it wouldn't rally much at all even with a 5 Trin reading. 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 - 3 days ago - 5 answers - 62 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 - 3 days ago - 6 answers - 75 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
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Q: Stockpickrs: if you get 6%/mo trading regular ol' ETFs with some basic technical
analysis, would you consider that over Cramerican style stock analysis? Do you
consider 6%/mo competitive relative to what you can realistically expect from
trading stocks?
Asked by ksh - 3 days ago - 13 answers - 152 views
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A: GOOD NEWS: 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:

virtualstockexchange.com

Game ID: TradersETFChallenge

Game Name: Traders ETF Challenge

If there is anything about the game settings that you think should be changed, let me
know.

Thanks,
ksh more
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Q: What are the best stock plays for Cyber Monday?
Asked by kjp712 - 3 days ago - 2 answers - 45 views
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A: Up 4.17 today,thanks. more
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Q: geoy
Asked by Mrgrateful - 3 days ago - 3 answers - 70 views
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A: I would be careful here looking at the short interest the stock may become quite volatile more
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Q: Regarding valuation analysis, Cramer style of course, I am a little unclear on
which version of the multiple (M) and growth metrics to use for risk/reward
analysis.

My understanding is forward metrics not past or current. That said, I am able
to understand the forward PE; however the 1 yr. growth rate and the 5 yr. growth
rate usually vary greatly. Which should I use ? Also, the next year metrics
are mis-leading due to the big declines. For example, PEG ratios often appear
greater than 2 or 3 using forward PE and long term growth.

Can anyone provide an overview of which metrics to use to compare ?
Asked by snassif - 4 days ago - 2 answers - 84 views
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A: I like: (1/(Next Year's Forward PE/Trailing PE))-1 to determine my growth rate. Then the
above figure multiplied by 100 divided by Forward PE for the PEG ratio. I lika PEG ratios
below 1 :)! I do things weird.
Imho, the five year stats for most stocks are "pie in the sky in the bye and bye". I don't
know why they are even used. more
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Q: Stockpickrs, I have been looking to add a tech name that has good cash flow and
a decent growth rate. I have been looking at EMC and SYMC both are large cap
companies. I tend to favor mid caps but in these choppy markets I am not sure if
I should stay with the large caps? Your thoughts?
Thank you
Asked by reinorht - 4 days ago - 2 answers - 63 views
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A: I like EMC better than SYMC but I really wouldn't invest in either one of these names. I
like tech stocks like corning (GLW) and apple (AAPL) they both have over a 10% return on
equity there both growing markets. For example Corning makes glass for lcd tvs and the
lcd market is expected to grow 15% IN 2010!! Which that is one of Corning's main lines of
business and you know apples growth with there iphones their mac sales and other nice
electronics they make. If it was me I would pick up some GLW or some AAPL. But if you
really want to buy EMC or SYMC I would pick EMC over SYMC. more
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Q: How is a company like SUI, which raised it's dividend consistently from
2000-20005, and has maintain the 2005 level since then, keep up a .63 dividend
quarter after quarter, with currently a 5-star buy rating from S&P as if there
is no risk of the dividend being cut, as the company has been losing money for
some time, with no prospects for making money in the near future?
Asked by Skee Daddy - 5 days ago - 1 answers - 65 views
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A: *correction - 4-star rating, but it was 5 for a long time up until recently. more
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Q: Does anyone have experience with MLPs in their individual brokerage
accounts,especially with the Schedule K-1. Would this be an opprotunity for an
initial investment
Asked by Jahlipps - 5 days ago - 1 answers - 47 views
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A: Two decent MOPs are KMP (Kinder Morgan Partner) and ETP (Energy Trasfer Partner).

The hassel with MLPs could be the tax information presented on the schedule K1. . .
though the complete information will appear on the schedule's instructions. Downside is
that if you need assistance with any information presented that is difficult to interpret
from the instructions, you may be inclined to need assistance from an accountant or
someone quite/rather familiar with tax preparation. Also, partnerships are rather
notorious with issuing their tax data on a not too quick time table . . . often towards
the latter part of February or early April. more
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