Posts by MADELEINE

• Q: Not getting the impact of this ... ????
  
  Bank of America divides corporate and investment bank into Americas and
  International units, according to source - Reuters (5.71 -0.17)
• Asked by Madeleine - 1 months ago - 12 answers - 552 views
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• A: it's just another way of making more money, always will be someone willing to invest in
  however many pieces they end up with. in today's market, your calling it a break up. in
  yesteryears market you called it a spinoff. more
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• Q: Sooz.
  Retail. Grrrrrr.
  Personally I'm loving URBN. All my friends are ditching Paige Premium 200+ jeans
  for URBN under 60's and picking up the cheapie boyfriend cardigans and the means
  wear is really kicking. And Anthropologie is just so pretty and holds up on
  ebay.
  ?????????
• Asked by Madeleine - 1 months ago - 3 answers - 426 views
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• A: Ms M. For the first time, in when I dont know how long, I am looking at retail and
  restaurant stocks and some other stocks that do well early in recession recovery. I like
  COST even lower, but you know I dont shop at those high end stores you do more
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• Q: Good morning David.
  So nice that you're here.
  
  So. Rumors and news. NYT glum on banks, TIME Magazine suggesting an across the
  board 30% discount to all mortgages and WFC making a mistake on their quarterly
  ... well.
  
  The banks said they don't think they need more money and they're loaning and
  January was fine. Does any of this fit and make sense?
  
  There's been incredible amounts of money made in the banks in the last ten days
  with modest givebacks.
  
  Sorry for clumping so much in - it's just that muddy, I think.
  
  Thank you.
• Asked by Madeleine - 1 months ago - 2 answers - 399 views
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• A: Many banks, including WFC, are very aggressive with computing earnings. I don't think you
  can trust EPS for financials in this market. more
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• Q: From Business Week - a couple of stocks that have raised their dividends for
  five years and are growing ... for your consideration.
  
  GD has raised its dividend 17% annually, averaged over a five-year period. Its
  current dividend yield is 2.4%. Teva posted estimated sales of $11 billion in
  2008, and analysts expect $14.9 billion in 2009. Teva has seen payouts grow a
  yearly average of 28.9% over a recent five-year period.
• Asked by Madeleine - 1 months ago - 1 answers - 455 views
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• A: General Dynamics and Teva don't have the biggest yields out there, but you have to take
  consistent dividend increases where you can get them these days.
  
  That's why I've been interested in Monsanto (MON) lately, even though it's payout is also
  on the smaller side.
  
  FWIW, I prefer Northrop Grumman (NOC) to GD. Slightly higher yield, with no Gulfstream
  exposure. more
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• Q: Just a thought ...
  Dartboardtrader started it ... posting a buy and entry. I think it's a wonderful
  idea and think we could all benefit in this odd markket that is not playing by
  any known rules but thriving on rumors/news and emotion or sudden press releases
  and squeezes that send inferior stocks up 20% or so.
  
  It might be very healthy to post a trade, entry and what you were thinking ...
  we can praise you or talk you down.
  
  Thanks Dartboardtrader and Valuemac for starting this ... and yes, Sooz -
  because she does this a lot.
  
  It might improve our peripheral sight of the market because it's pretty hard to
  pay attention to absolutely everything.
• Asked by Madeleine - 1 months ago - 3 answers - 398 views
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• A: Hi Divine One...If I am reading you correct..are you asking us to post some of our trades
  in real time here. If so, that is a great idea...I set up a lot of buy stop orders at
  certain levels depending on what time of the day it is...if that is it let me know..for
  temp I am not trading...family member is very sick..sometimes life comes first...but they
  are getting better. more
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• Q: Picking up UYG at 2.87...kind of a bottom, I think.
• Asked by Madeleine - 1 months ago - 12 answers - 295 views
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• A: Let's see if it's still love in the morning.
  Or one of those tawdry what-was-I-thinking escapades you want to forget about.
  
  A lovely round of Kir Royale's with a twist for all. more
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• Q: Jon.
  Could you talk about BAC, C and WFC.
  They (for a couple of days, kind of a lifetime here)have held at the range
  they're at today, again.
  Just thinking of them as trading stocks, not investments but can't grasp the
  blitz of attention on them
  Thanks.
• Asked by Madeleine - 1 months ago - 2 answers - 154 views
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• A: I didnt know you like roller coasters, Ms M more
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• Q: Hello Jud.
  Things in the real world are actually and factually dreadful. The stock market
  moves, I think, like a giant heartbeat living on emotion and news. If the
  reality is grim and will be grim for some time - certainly a year - is the stock
  market multiple still too high? If it is too high, how does the multiple go
  lower? In other words, still a touch clumsy, with unemployment nearing 10% at
  least, how can the market forward-think into a getting-better-pretty-soon
  scenario?
  Thank you.
• Asked by Madeleine - 1 months ago - 1 answers - 300 views
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• A: You make a great point, and the headline numbers will continue to stink. I don't think we
  will start to see positive numbers until first quarter 2010. But the idea is that the
  market is a discounting mechanism as you know. So I think that the bet is that while
  earnings will fall, they will not fall below the level that we saw in the 12 months eneded
  dec 31 2001, which was about 43 on the S more
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• Q: I think the combination of disappointment and pure profit taking played in
  today's downturn.
  Hovering around 7880 and it feels (I know - that's closely related to hope) like
  there should be a bounce in this range bound boxed in market.
  Rather than dealing with stocks, what etf's do you suggest to take advantage of
  the possibility of getting back to 8200?
  Thanks.
• Asked by Madeleine - 1 months ago - 5 answers - 249 views
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• A: Thank you. more
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• Q: The Cramer baiting is repugnant.
  The insulting names below for President Obama are sickening.
  
  Easy to be done here.
  
  Not liking that this is dumbing down, disrespectful and insulting to anyone who
  doesn't have the same kind of Oz beliefs - you know, dumb animal hatred.
  
  Really, really done.
  
  Oh and Skee's liberty to rant inanely and ignorantly is not about political
  opinion. Stupidity and name calling ... not opinion.
  
  Done.
• Asked by Madeleine - 1 months ago - 6 answers - 860 views
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• A: I suppose the Patriots who fought for America's independence were full of hatred to. In
  you mind, yes. They killed over their vision for America. What have you done? Nothing.
  Just sit back and let King Hussein Pander Obama have a free ride. You people are gutless
  cowards. You aren't anything without government. more
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