46.51 +3.81 (+8.92%)ISE up big on earnings report
ACTIVE TRADING and LOWER COSTS = mo' money!
BUY ON THE DIP ~ we win!
take some profits.
International Securities Exchange!
Tuesday, February 6, 2007
Sunday, February 4, 2007
THIS WEEK STARTS WITH "A" !
BUY ON MONDAY!! AGILENT TECH is down 10% on the year...BUYONTHEDIP.com
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Agilent Technologies is the world’s premier measurement company and a technology leader in communications, electronics, life sciences and chemical analysis. Agilent has two primary business segments: Bio-Analytical Measurement and Electronic Measurement. The company's 19,000 employees and serves customers in more than 110 countries. Agilent had revenue of $5.0B in fiscal year 2006. The company's stock trades on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol "A."
BUY MONDAY @ $31.61
~MSN MONEY stock scouter gives "A" a 10.
http://moneycentral.msn.com/investor/StockRating/srsmain.asp?Symbol=A
Agilent Technologies Inc., a large-cap growth company in the technology sector, is expected to significantly outperform the market over the next six months with less than average risk.10 is the best possible rating.
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AMGN - good looks took a plunge. BUY ON THE DIP!
$69.45 BUY some on MONDAY....buy more under $69
Friday, February 2, 2007
Thursday, February 1, 2007
WATCHLIST UPDATE! - ISE is NICE at $40 & LUV to love SOUTHWEST AIRLINES.....15.35 +0.25 (+1.66%)
We watched LUV bounce off $15.00 and end up 1.66% today...still on the watch list...look to start buying on next dip -
52 - Week Range
14.61 - 18.20
11/3/06 - 7/28/06
ISE support at 40!!! BUY under 42 SELL TARGET $52.50
MPEL 20.09 +0.74 (3.82%)
~look to take some early profits, ...then hold for the CROWN!
CHECK OUT THE LINK BELOW!
http://www.crown-macau.com/profile.htm
TheStreet.com likes MKL & here is why!
One of my favorite companies on the mid-cap value list is Markel (MKL - Cramer's Take - Stockpickr - Rating). Not that many people have heard of Markel, but it's often considered close to being the next Berkshire Hathaway (BRKA - Cramer's Take - Stockpickr).
First off, Markel doesn't split its stock. It's currently trading at $482, and it trades at just 12 times last year's earnings and at about nine times cash flows.
Markel is also an insurance company, like Berkshire. The beauty of an insurance company is this: Everybody gives you their money, and they never want it back; you can keep it. Eventually you have to give it back, when people have accidents or a hurricane hits, etc. But for now, you get to keep it and invest it. All the profits you make? They're yours.
We track Markel's investments at Stockpickr as well, and you can see some overlap between this name and other value investors.
Among the shareholders in Markel is Buffettesque investor Fairholme, run by Bruce Berkowitz. I like some of his quotes from a 2000 interview with Business Week: "We recognize that you only need a few good ideas in a lifetime to be fabulously wealthy. ... We're always trying to wonder what can go wrong. We're very focused on the downside." And when asked what his biggest mistake was, he responded: "I've never had a big mistake. I've had some tiny ones, but, no, we've never had a big mistake."
And in the past five years he's had an average annual return of 15%.
First off, Markel doesn't split its stock. It's currently trading at $482, and it trades at just 12 times last year's earnings and at about nine times cash flows.
Markel is also an insurance company, like Berkshire. The beauty of an insurance company is this: Everybody gives you their money, and they never want it back; you can keep it. Eventually you have to give it back, when people have accidents or a hurricane hits, etc. But for now, you get to keep it and invest it. All the profits you make? They're yours.
We track Markel's investments at Stockpickr as well, and you can see some overlap between this name and other value investors.
Among the shareholders in Markel is Buffettesque investor Fairholme, run by Bruce Berkowitz. I like some of his quotes from a 2000 interview with Business Week: "We recognize that you only need a few good ideas in a lifetime to be fabulously wealthy. ... We're always trying to wonder what can go wrong. We're very focused on the downside." And when asked what his biggest mistake was, he responded: "I've never had a big mistake. I've had some tiny ones, but, no, we've never had a big mistake."
And in the past five years he's had an average annual return of 15%.
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