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- LSV Value Equity LSVEX
- Fidelity Select Consumer Staples FDFAX
- Arnold Van Den Berg
- Charles de Vaulx
- George Soros
- Ruane Cunniff
- Wallace Weitz
- Old Mutual Large Cap Adv (OBLWX)
- Pzena Investment Management, LLC
- Dodge & Cox Stock (DODGX)
- Drake Capital Management LLC
- Parthenon LLC
- Hodges Capital
- Renaissance Technologies
- DE Shaw & Co.
- Apex Capital LLC
- DC Capital Partners
- Tilson Focus Fund - TILFX
- Navellier & Associates
- Clarium Capital
- Fidelity Equity-Income Fund (FEQIX)
- Vanguard Global Equity - VHGEX
- State Farm Growth (STFGX)
- Monarch Captial Management
- Vanguard Wellington (VWELX)
- Clipper Fund
- Bridgewater Associates
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- Blackrock Equity Dividend I (MADVX)
- American Century Equity Income Inv TWEIX
- Bill Nygren - Oakmark funds
- Dodge & Cox
- Joel Greenblatt
- Tweedy Browne
- Warren Buffett
- Vanguard Total Stock Mkt Idx (VTSMX)
- Vanguard 500 Index (VFINX)
- Highfields Capital Management
- Rittenhouse Asset Management Inc
- Caz Investments LP
- Luxor Capital
- Abingdon Capital Management
- Deephaven Capital
- Provident Advisors
- Vicis Capital
- Ken Fisher
- Intel Corp Portfolio
- Markel, Inc.
- T. Rowe Price Value - TRVLX
- Grantham, Mayo, Van Otterloo & Co. (GMO)
- Thales Fund Management
- Matrix Asset Advisors
- Fidelity Advisor Dividend Growth A (FADAX)
- Rockefeller Financial Services
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- Vitaliy's Top Stocks
- Darthtrader
- numberone
- deepvalue Portfolio 1
- jmiller #2
- Donald Timony Portfolio 1
- blah Portfolio 1
- Fernando Saldanha Portfolio 1
- JKL Moneymaker
- BottyGuy Portfolio 1
- zack Portfolio 1
- TMcCain Portfolio 1
- Luke Chen Portfolio 1
- Rob's Portfolio
- delloye Portfolio 1
- ME
- SOLID STOCKS
- c Portfolio 1
- Tom
- Tim Wilkes Portfolio 1
- Dah Hui Lau Portfolio
- Sam Pics
- Brian Hoyle Portfolio 1
- DRIP
- Kdgardiner Portfolio 1
- Learning experience
- prestons
- Largest Market Cap Stocks
- JMei Portfolio 1
- D's Picks
- There is nothing better than a good bubble
- bob holkan Portfolio 1
- History of Ownership
- Dhiren Patel Portfolio 1
- EW Portfolio 1
- zzzt32 Portfolio 1
- doctorj71 Portfolio 1
- Carlton Banks
- 10 Stocks That Could Rise with New CEOs
- all wet Portfolio 1
- Barrons Most Philanthropic Companies
- das Portfolio 1
- samadmax Portfolio 1
- David M. Clark Portfolio 1
- VM Portfolio
- Scott Gall Portfolio 1
- Jim Fink Portfolio 1
- Okane Global 2007
- mikado1 Portfolio 1
- Rachel Brannan
- schwab trust
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- Sound Picks
- current holdings
- osolnik Portfolio 1
- Charles' Portfolio
- LOVEMARY
- Dan Brunet Portfolio 1
- Jeff Johnson Portfolio 1
- Chris Retterath Portfolio 1
- john GU port1
- valuelurker Portfolio 1
- bmishell Portfolio 1
- jason massey Portfolio 1
- Mod5club
- Mark Portfolio 1
- jwinfield Portfolio 1
- beau2006
- Michael Stapp's Short Term Day Trading, and Buy-out Stox
- Frank Portfolio 1
- al ro Portfolio 1
- Logical Growth
- j leonard
- Tweakie's dumpster
- Claudio Portfolio
- Saul Wong-Redondo Portfolio 1
- The Worst Dow stocks of the 21st Century
- mohammed Portfolio 1
- gsradio Portfolio 1
- M. WESTEN Portfolio 1
- pbuller Portfolio
- wortcook Portfolio 1
- Cyber Monday
- MATTY G's Portfolio 1
- Top 20 Websites
- fleep Portfolio 1
- More trying
- MPM Portfolio 1
- Raymond Stawarz Portfolio 1
- Studog 3
- MEP Portfolio 1
- VMF Value
- Favorite S&P Dividend Aristocrats
- dr gayle
- no1 Portfolio 1
- stevebduke Portfolio 1
- Market Leaders
- Skuddle's
- scottradefirst
- cafeavila
- Muzaffar Karabaev Portfolio 1
- iugrad Portfolio 1
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By:barrons3 |
Date:10 29 09 |
I do not believe it is a total cannibalization play, but I have to remind people that a week ago this was supposed to be Amazon vs. Wal-Mart (WMT), with the latter supposed to be taking it to Amazon. The truth is that Amazon is a fulfillment play and a cultural play that Wal-Mart can't challenge on price. |
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By:barrons3 |
Date:10 10 09 |
Stock buybacks, another type of investor reward, also are at an all-time low since S&P started keeping tabs on them in 1998's first quarter. For the second quarter this year (the most recent data available), S&P 500 companies spent only $24.2 billion to repurchase their shares, down 72% from $87.9 billion in April-June 2008, and an 86% drop from the record $172 billion spent on buybacks during 2007's third quarter. "At the height of the buyback bonanza," said Silverblatt, "companies spent 180% more on stock repurchases than they did on dividends. Now buyback spending is just half that of dividends." On the bright side, several big companies continued repurchasing their shares. ExxonMobil (XOM) spent the most, $5.2 billion. Wal-Mart (WMT) was second, dishing out $1.9 billion. Other notables were Family Dollar Stores (FDO), Staples (SPLS) and Medco Health Solutions (MHS). |
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By:stan68 |
Date:10 07 09 |
Proven Earner |
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By:barrons3 |
Date:10 03 09 |
One myth is that older Americans are much more interested in shedding furniture and housewares than in buying them because most are empty-nesters. The reality: Older consumers account for more than 40% of the money spent on new household furnishings and equipment in the U.S. In part, this is because two-thirds of the owners of second homes are at least 50 years old, and need couches, tables and cutlery for those getaway places. In addition, one in six families headed by a person over 50 has a member under 18, as more people have children at later ages. At the same time, the recession undoubtedly is forcing more 25-year-olds and 40-year-old single parents to rethink the charms of their parents' homestead. Bottom line: Older consumers will keep trudging off to Bed Bath & Beyond (BBBY), Target (TGT), Wal-Mart Stores (WMT) and Ikea for years. |
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By:supratrade |
Date:10 03 09 |
There are those who accuse retail giant Wal-Mart (WMT) of being the ultimate mom-and-pop store predator. I consider Wal-Mart to be the ultimate empowerment tool for consumers. The retailer gives millions of people around the globe access to low price goods — and by extension, creates wealth via the low-price savings dividend we all benefit from. Wal-Mart also provides millions of jobs for people around the globe. |
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By:barrons3 |
Date:10 01 09 |
I am seeing Wal-Mart (WMT) do nothing at all, even when things aren't so hot, as they company admitted last night. |
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By:Jiffeylube |
Date:09 26 09 |
I can go there for everything |
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By:barrons3 |
Date:09 19 09 |
Q: Give us an example of how this type of market impacts an individual stock. |
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By:ckgastel |
Date:09 11 09 |
Bought in 1981 because of all the new and great stores in the area. |
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By:rossnovak |
Date:09 08 09 |
Grows! |
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Why I Hate This Stock |
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Date:11 09 09 |
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they suck..with ther rudeness |
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By:LazyJester |
Date:10 24 09 |
stores are dirty and smell funky |
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By:njt1123 |
Date:09 07 09 |
don't like store |
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By:Carl Abbott |
Date:09 06 09 |
not for coming recovery |
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By:schmidthead |
Date:09 06 09 |
no growth |
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Date:09 05 09 |
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just sold because they are really not doing much |
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By:Mike McKeon |
Date:09 05 09 |
Treats workers like crap. It's pverseas China connection will caught up to it. |
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By:Gardenwomyn |
Date:09 03 09 |
Although this stock tends to stay in its zone, it never really goes higher and you cannot make money on a stock like this in this market, at this time in the recovery. Longterm yes, shorterm no. |
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By:saheelg |
Date:09 03 09 |
JUST HANGING OVER ITS 52WK PRICE RANGE |
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By:Vinsanity |
Date:09 02 09 |
Stagnant price, no room for growth |
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