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- Q: Maybe an intraday reversal on a friday? Could happen
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A: well we can maybe everything. i wouldnt expect it intraday, at least not a big one. jobs
data should pain the picture. if it gaps up, changes everything, gaps down, same story but
it might work to close the gap midday either way more - Post your own answer
- Q: NCAA football can even make a tough market a little more tolerable.....
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5 days ago -
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A: Bums me out...:(
Now I 'LOVE' Autumn especially here when we have a nice Indian Summer(is that politically
incorrect..ha..maybe it's now refered to as Extended Summer)
Beautiful..Oh So Beautiful..:)
St. Regis football..for months on end..:)(my 12 year old opted out this year..scared of
getting beatin all to H@LL).
He was hurt often last season..no fun on the sidelines!!
NCAA...the BIG HOUSE..Maze and Blue...fun fun fun!
Although it pains me a bit when I hear the marching band beating the Summer away..
It bums me out..darn it all!!
I really wish for one more month of Summer vacation..and my children home with me.
6:30 am..will be tough to handle on Tues morning...alarm clocks with snooze buttons don't
work around here.
Summer just goes by much too fast...
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- Q:
With a solid quarter from FWLT...MDR looks like a buy with a strong report to
report on monday. -
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29 days ago -
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A: Both are good companies with big backlogs but earnings can be "lumpy". Contracts
do not come in a steady stream and sometimes get pushed back. Betting on a quarter is
always difficult, more so in this group than most. more - Post your own answer
- Q:
After a strong quarter...FTK is worth a look here. Has sold off with oil, but
growth is strong and valuation is low. Dean -
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29 days ago -
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A: This oil selloff might just continue though, that's the thing. I keep hearing, "Don't
fight the tape." Maybe you will see it even lower and then snatch it up, but whatever
you do, don't just buy a whole position in it now if you're going to start investing in
it, because you gotta watch out in case it trades down further. Even use a wide scale - be
cautious. more - Post your own answer
- Q:
Stockpickrs
I think much of the pain being felt can be avioded by realizing this: The
stocks we made the most money on last year are not going to lead going forward.
The trap everyone is falling into is looking at the fundamentals. In a
transitional market this is a mistake. Stocks that are topping or have topped
have GREAT fundamentals. Once growth slows (or all the big money believes
growth is slowing) then they are DONE. Not saying that they might come
back..but no more mo-mo. Steel is a prime example currently.
The sectors that we have avoided will be the ones leading us out. -
Asked by dgbkr -
1 months ago -
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A: This is why diversification is the only free lunch the market will ever give you. Sure
I'm in commodity based stocks, but I also own a retail based, VFC, and I own and trade
around a core position in GS. GS almost single handedly kept my portfolio on the plus
side for the year, thanks to the love/hate relationship with the financials.
Diversification is key. Diversify across sectors and even across high and low beta
stocks. Have dividend payers and mo-mo high fliers. This type of diversification will
preserve capital in times like these and let you ride the crazy train when the bull is off
and running. more - Post your own answer
- Q: NUE....getting harder to buy the dips here.
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1 months ago -
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- Q:
Stockpickrs
Watch MDR, FWLT, FLR here. History of ramping into earnings...way oversold, and
if oil rallys just a little..could be a perfect bullish storm. Dean -
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1 months ago -
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A: agreed FWLT interesting at these levels, fav for infra is JEC, but fwlt has the energy
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- Q:
RIO players:
Been building a position in RIO...my technical read tells me that a close under
$26 is a sell.
Thoughts?
Dean -
Asked by dgbkr -
1 months ago -
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A: wow, you use technical analysis and have been building a LONG position in RIO? thats
pretty ballsy if i do say so myself.
26.2, dont even fudge it. the trend is lower, its due for a pop, but oil was last week
too... more - Post your own answer
- Q: Tech could start to look good soon.
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1 months ago -
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- Q:
FWLT and MDR: I like this entry point....they have a history of ramping into
earnings. This story hasn't changed. -
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1 months ago -
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A: FWLT....
been in my stable since 2001...
My port looks like it spent a week in Iraq...
Blown up for not enough good reason!!!
look at the volumne here on Pickr...
always a good tell....
less posters...=
market turmoil....
this is where the players get shaken out ...
and some of us will eventually...
hold our noses and push the keyboard keys and buy....
IMO, close.... more - Post your own answer
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