Posts by DAVID MACDOUGALL

• Q: Good morning everyone. My name is Dave MacDougall and I am an investment analyst
  with TheStreet.com and I will be here all day to help answer your questions. The
  market had a bit of a setback yesterday but futures are looking up today.
• Asked by David MacDougall - 1 months ago - 2 answers - 893 views
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• A: It seems like every move is exaggerated at this point. I love industrials and basic
  materials in the long term; eventually China, India and other developing countries will
  need to start building again to support their growth. Short term, who knows. These
  corrections make timing crucial. Stocks like AAON and DHR are worth a look I think. more
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• Q: Good Morning! My name is David MacDougall and I am an investment analyst at
  TheStreet.com Ratings. I will be here all day helping to answer your questions.
  Yesterday was fairly depressing as the market sank relentlessly, however it was
  on light volume so hopefully it was blip rather than a trend. Any thoughts on
  the direction the market will take today or on the overall health of the
  economy?
• Asked by David MacDougall - 1 months ago - 9 answers - 295 views
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• A: wow, red flag? lookin like the checkered flag more
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• Q: Good Morning, Everyone. My name is David MacDougall and I am an investment
  analyst with TheStreet.com Ratings. I will be here all day to help answer your
  questions. We had a very positive day yesterday after the construction numbers
  came in much ahead of expectations. Even with GM heading to bankruptcy court the
  bulls seem to be in control. What do you think about the direction this morning?
  Will there be profit taking or can we extend the gains?
• Asked by David MacDougall - 1 months ago - 4 answers - 195 views
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• A: Short-term bull. *moo!* more
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• Q: Good Morning. My name is Dave MacDougall and I am an investment analyst with
  TheStreet.com Ratings. I will be here all day to help answer your questions. A
  huge foreclosure number for April may weigh on the market this morning. Retail
  data also comes out later today. Will we be able to keep the gains coming or are
  we going to face a correction with this new economic data?
• Asked by David MacDougall - 1 months ago - 5 answers - 1016 views
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• A: We have BZH rated as a SELL. It has a grade of D-. The volatility in this stock is killing
  the rating. It has also had negative earning for well over 2 years at this point. It seems
  like a pretty risky stock with limited upside. A sell sounds like the right move. Higher
  quality builders like Pulte may be a better bet. more
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• Q: Good morning, everyone! My name is Dave MacDougall and I’m an investment
  analyst with TheStreet.com Ratings. I will be here all day to help answer your
  questions. This should be another exciting day as JP Morgan beat earnings
  estimates. On the heels of Wells Fargo and Goldman Sachs this seems like some
  pretty good news for financial stocks. However, the homebuilding numbers came in
  this morning much lower than expected in both new housing starts and
  applications. Do you think the housing numbers will weigh on the market? Or,
  will the optimism from the financials lead to another positive day?
• Asked by David MacDougall - 1 months ago - 6 answers - 1327 views
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• A: we're down 30 now on the DOW, I think we will turn positive by days end hopefully in the
  100 point range more
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• Q: Good morning everyone! My name is David MacDougall and I am an investment
  analyst with TheStreet.com Ratings. I will be here all day to help answer your
  questions. We are coming off a fairly solid day, but it is looking like the jobs
  numbers coming out this week are going to be worse than expected. APOL beat
  earnings yesterday. It’s looking like more people are opting for more
  education in this economy. How do you think consumer stocks will reacts to the
  jobs worries?
• Asked by David MacDougall - 1 months ago - 5 answers - 733 views
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• A: I just established a small position here for a trade.
  
  Randy more
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• Q: Good morning, everyone! My name is David MacDougall and I’m an investment
  analyst with the TheStreet.com Ratings. I will be here all day today to help
  answer your questions. Futures are looking higher this morning after the late
  day financials rally yesterday and a new bit of Geithner testimony coming today.
  Is this optimism justified or are we being set up for another slide?
• Asked by David MacDougall - 1 months ago - 4 answers - 474 views
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• A: I think you can look no further than interest margins to see that banks have more earning
  power now than they did just a few months ago. For most banks this is their key metric.
  And with many of their weaker competitors taken out of the picture (e.g. Wachovia, Wamu,
  Countrywide, Indymac) the remaining banks can be even more profitable because they are not
  bidding for deposits against these former institutions. Add to this the funds outflow from
  equities which is now in bank accounts. The result is a large cheap supply of deposits and
  wide interest spreads. I'm bullish on financials and am playing them through the leveraged
  ETFs. DB more
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• Q: Good morning Everyone! My name is David MacDougall and I am an investment
  analyst with TheStreet.com Ratings. I will be here all day to answer your
  questions. Futures are pointing lower and overseas markets are down, so this
  could be another brutal day. Also Merck and Schering-Plough have announced a $41
  billion merger. Any thoughts on this deal? Could this be a positive sign that
  businesses are willing to engaging in these sorts of transactions?
• Asked by David MacDougall - 1 months ago - 5 answers - 174 views
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• A: Blurp,
  CF is agricultural, not biotech...
  by the way they WILL BE TAKING OVER,
  even if Agrium has to become hostile.... more
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• Q: Mroil asked: When economy recovers (1-10 years from now;)
  what in your opinion would be the leading sectors to take us
  out of this hole?
  Answer: Good question. The economy has really taken command of the public
  discourse lately. However, before everything really went south last fall there
  was one topic that was really getting a lot of heat in the media. That, of
  course, was the environment. With the aims of the stimulus package focusing on
  “green-collar” jobs I could see energy related stocks getting some juice in
  the coming years. That can span several sectors too. Any company involved in
  solar tech or energy cell technology would be worth some serious consideration,
  as well as utilities that are embracing smart-grid technology and energy
  companies that are diversifying away from fossil fuels. I recently wrote about
  Xcel Energy, which is currently working with smart-grid tech in Colorado. I see
  green technology helping to push the economy forward.
• Asked by David MacDougall - 1 months ago - 9 answers - 1034 views
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• Q: Good Morning Everyone. My name is David MacDougall and I am an investment
  analyst at TheStreet.com Ratings. I will be here all day to answer your
  questions. It should be a rather interesting day as futures have the market set
  to open lower and overseas markets are mainly down. However, jobless claims
  unexpectedly fell last week to 639,000. Let’s get the discussion going!
• Asked by David MacDougall - 1 months ago - 5 answers - 210 views
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• A: hi david....the term "shorting the box" (in reference to trading stocks) did not come out
  of thin air....how often do you see this strategy still being used? more
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