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Well, I like TS alot. I think it is most definitely a weeeennah. However, Ernie works in the oil patch, and never seems to pick a stock from there. Makes me quite skeptical that he would ever do so.
This is not an easy one amongst good choices, but I would say Administaff's P/E is too high at least for me, BBD is fairly priced at current levels, TS's last quarterly report (unless I am missing something) was down vs. year ago same time period, NEU's debt is a little high---and JLG with its doubling of dividend, stock split annoucement, great chart, and synergies with CAT is a great choice IMHO!
I purchased BBD two days ago, all of the others are worthy, except asf, loose chart and high pe. BBD was and is in a good buy position. Who knows where it will be on Monday. I like NEU also and it has the strongest chart of all.
The quality in each Top 5 keeps getting better and better.
I don't think one could go wrong with any of them.
TS is a wonderful choice though I am uncertain that it can make an additional 15% as fast as JLG, especially after the pullback that JLG experienced today.
Therefore, JLG is my choice but I'd love to buy them all.
I should probably buy 'em all, put in 5% stop losses and once any of them make 15%, throw 5% trailing stops on 'em. I know, I know ... not how your model works. If I had to pick one, I'd go with TS. Regular gas is selling for about $2.30 around here.
I should probably buy 'em all, put in 5% stop losses and once any of them make 15%, throw 5% trailing stops on 'em. I know, I know ... not how your model works. If I had to pick one, I'd go with TS. Regular gas is selling for about $2.30 around here.
Forget March Madness....
Hey Rob.... It would be fun to track all five after Ernie picks the winner and see which one gains 15% first. (take the [open] one minute tick at the time of his post)
I've got 10 (units) on ASF. Who wants in on this action?
All 5 are great ; but although I have JLG, I feel BBD should be the bride! BBD seems to be ready to bounce off its 20 EMA , it is undervalued, low PE of 9.71, Earnings yield of 10.30 , 24% Annual growth rate, A sales growth rate of a super 54% and a Price to sales ratio of a low .82. I do smell a winner here !
I like NEU, which just so happened to make Investors' Business Daily #6 in the Top 100 this Weekend Edition. Ernie, your newest pick Multifineline was #29 as well.
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