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Comments for FWLT

Added By	Comments	Type	Date Added
brownsfan3	covered calls	Love	October 21, 2009
1Starr15	growth	Love	September 22, 2009
quryus2	steady,reliable	Love	September 05, 2009
Tom S. Jennings	low value	Hate	September 04, 2009
Chief943	Ask Cramer.	Love	September 04, 2009
fk	strong balance sheet	Love	September 04, 2009
barrons3	If you want to play the space, I’d do it with Flour (FLR), Foster-Wheeler (FWLT) and/or Shaw Group (SHAW), counsels Pete Najarian.	Love	August 26, 2009
barrons3	I like the engineering names, reminds Pete Najarian. They have great potential and relatively low valuations. I’m keeping my eye on Foster Wheeler (FWLT) and Flour (FLR).	Love	August 12, 2009
leskovec	quality, but low price	Love	July 17, 2009
Gudlizy	seems stuck	Hate	May 28, 2009
barrons3	I like the space across the board, said Pete Najarian, and I think you should keep an eye on URS (URS), Fluor (FLR), Siemen's (SI) and Foster-Wheeler (FWLT).	Love	May 20, 2009
Dave Weed	Oil Construction exposure	Love	April 10, 2009
sarah z	From a recent Mad Money show:"I took some profits today for my trust, but I still keep a substantial position."	Love	March 30, 2009
sarah z	From a recent Mad Money show:"I've been thrown off by this one. I own it for my trust and I felt terrible. But I'm not selling, I'm sticking with it. "	Love	March 16, 2009
barrons3	BAD: The infrastructure stocks rallied at the opening and then turned down, courtesy of Fluor (FLR) and Foster Wheeler (FWLT). Ugh, that group, a onetime fave, was starting to get traction.	Love	March 12, 2009
barrons3	That's a big deal. It also spread to infrastructure, where we are getting an increased likelihood that big projects that have threatened to be held could get back on track. Foster Wheeler (FWLT) is the prime example of deals on hold killing a stock. It can go higher with the rest of them.	Love	March 12, 2009
sarah z	From a recent Mad Money show:"They reported a bad quarter. I own this one for my trust and I'm astonished at how wrong I was. I was wrong, and I own that."	Love	February 26, 2009
Buzz	Infrastructure play...overseas.	Love	February 21, 2009
barrons3	But Foster Wheeler (FWLT)? It is an oil play. Period. Fluor (FLR) does some government building but is more of a big builder of corporate buildings.	Love	February 12, 2009
sarah z	“The homogeneity of infrastructure stocks is hilarious. Aecom (ACM) has nothing whatsoever to do with Fluor (FLR) or Foster Wheeler (FWLT), but the sector analysis is all that matters these days, so they take up everything. Aecom is directly related to municipality spending, and that's the House and the Senate bill, so when you add that to the quarter you can see tons of upside. But Foster Wheeler? It is an oil play. Period. Fluor does some government building but is more of a big builder of corporate buildings. Shaw (SGR) and McDermott (MDR) get legs and they are completely different from ACM, almost entirely power-related. Remember, when you think about ACM, you should be thinking about things like the Second Avenue Subway in New York, which got a ton of financing in the congressional stimulus plan. The real oddity? URS (URS). That's the most similar to Aecom -- in fact, I could argue it is a clone. Yet it is barely up. I like the company very much even though it has had spotty earnings. This market is totally nuts in its extrapolations, no doubt totally related to the various ETFs that makes everything trade together, especially stocks that shouldn't!”	Love	February 10, 2009
sarah z	From a recent Mad Money show:"The mega projects they predicted are all coming true. I'm not willing to walk away. They're going to make the quarter and I'm a buyer."	Love	February 06, 2009
barrons3	This market wants to go higher. You can tell when you see derivatives to the oil complex -- Monsanto (MON), Peabody Energy (BTU), Foster Wheeler (FWLT), to use the best examples, but you could have said Deere (DE), Fluor (FLR) and Arch (ACI), just to give you the depths of the move.	Love	February 05, 2009
markhinchliff	Cheap valuation and long term prospects for growth	Love	January 26, 2009
DocBuzzy	good company	Love	January 20, 2009
barrons3	Chinese are not constrained by energy placement -- "NIMBY" does not translate -- and there are no environmental impact statements. That's why I expect the Foster Wheeler (FWLT) / Shaw contingent to go higher.	Love	January 08, 2009
barrons3	A second thesis: We have some good earnings in some beaten-down areas; you have to love the Shaw Group (SGR) (I bought some Foster Wheeler (FWLT) right after it). That Shaw is spurring the down-and-out infrastructure group, which has been hit endlessly by Hedge Fund Hell. I am buying this thesis because the stocks are now hated and cheap.	Love	January 08, 2009
barrons3	But the correspondingly precipitous drop in the prices of oil (now in the 40s), coal and other commodities in the second half sent the fund plummeting by 23% in the third quarter (and further in the fourth) forcing Jordan to trim -- or, in some cases, dump -- holdings. He reduced his stakes in Peabody, Nucor, and construction-engineering firms Foster Wheeler (FWLT) and Jacobs Engineering (JEC), while selling his total positions in U.S. Steel and oil-equipment provider Weatherford (WFT).	Love	January 03, 2009
Alask002	Can it go down anymore? Need infrastructure	Love	December 31, 2008
barrons3	We have tons of infrastructure companies that could put people to work right now building storage facilities: Chicago Bridge & Iron (CBI), Jacobs Engineering (JEC), Foster Wheeler (FWLT), Shaw (SGR). They should all get work. We don't have enough ships to store oil in -- and that's not as economical as tanks -- but we have plenty of old, capped wells that could take a ton of product.	Love	December 26, 2008
Ruggaard Asset Management	One word infrastructure. Two countries China and US. Result? One successful company	Love	December 16, 2008