Ladies and gentlemen Mr Market had KSWW as one of his top 5 or "Bridesmaids" stocks a few months ago. The stock is currently an OTCBB stock but will list on the AMEX on 5/3/06 as KSW. Currently sells for 4.99 ....Vector Vest says undervalued and should be 6.19 ....PE A LOW 7.45.....EY (earnings yield 13.43) Earnings growth rate of 11% and hang on to your turbans....a whopping sales growth of 148% per year. This stock is definitely ready for the big dance.......anyone share similar opinions?
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Yes. Short this dog down on the second day after listing. Overbought and soon to be oversoldOriginally posted by Peter HansenLadies and gentlemen Mr Market had KSWW as one of his top 5 or "Bridesmaids" stocks a few months ago. The stock is currently an OTCBB stock but will list on the AMEX on 5/3/06 as KSW. Currently sells for 4.99 ....Vector Vest says undervalued and should be 6.19 ....PE A LOW 7.45.....EY (earnings yield 13.43) Earnings growth rate of 11% and hang on to your turbans....a whopping sales growth of 148% per year. This stock is definitely ready for the big dance.......anyone share similar opinions?
I am just talking about a swing play. The listing gets people all excited, but she'll return to reality in about four days. . ..
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It is kind of ironic that you would post KSW as a choice at this time.
About a week ago, I was spending some time on the phone with Adman, getting a tutorial on stock pick and analysis, KSW was one I stumbled onto.
I thought that the numbers were looking good, as you pointed. out a couple of negatives in the financials (net income and EPS, 4Q '05), and normally, that would not be of concern, but he showed me where the CEO had sold off over 170,000 shares in the past 8 weeks. Of that, 50,000 was a planned sale and 20,000 was expring options. That left over 100,000 that was sold indicating the CEO was lacking confidence in his firms performance.
Unfortunatly, we did not spend a great deal of time going into other areas of KSW, he just told me to pass.
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Originally posted by New-born babyI don't know if you've been watching the USD but it is getting creamed. The USD/CD exchange rate has fallen from 1.00US/.86CD to 1.00/.899. The CD is at all time highs vs. USD. Soon it will be a 1.00/1.00 exchange. This is going to hammer imports into the US. re: inflation.
Another reason why oil prices are climbing. Denomination for oil is USD.=============================
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I have always heard that while management buys usually are positive, the opposite is less clear for sells. These people need pocket money too. And doesn't this mean that the CEO still has about 600,000 shares? Or 620,000 depending on where the options come from, I never have this clear.Originally posted by The Stock Boy... the CEO had sold off over 170,000 shares in the past 8 weeks. Of that, 50,000 was a planned sale and 20,000 was expring options. That left over 100,000 that was sold indicating the CEO was lacking confidence in his firms performance. ...
Disclosure: I own KSWW from 3.93, sold some at 4.94.
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petroEuros
Here is a link to an article on the history of petrodollars andOriginally posted by mrmarketAnother reason why oil prices are climbing. Denomination for oil is USD.
more importantly the new Iranian oil market where
buyers are required to purchase oil with Euros not
Dollars.
The denomination for oil is trending away from US$
in my opinion.
http://www.energybulletin.net/12125.html
Tim - Retired Problem Solver
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Well, HUGE enough to ride your coattailsOriginally posted by mrmarketKarel is HUGE.
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Originally posted by mrmarketAnother reason why oil prices are climbing. Denomination for oil is USD.
Kinda an interesting play here.
There has been some pressure on countries that peg their currency to the dollar, that keeps things constant, but bringing the dollar down can be seen as a means to “flip” trade in certain areas and/or as a policy tool. Generally, these things do not happen without some particular intent.
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I was on the phone with ADman too.... He thinks you are a cute boy. I told him not to call me again. maybe you should too.Originally posted by The Stock BoyIt is kind of ironic that you would post KSW as a choice at this time.
About a week ago, I was spending some time on the phone with Adman, getting a tutorial on stock pick and analysis, KSW was one I stumbled onto.
I thought that the numbers were looking good, as you pointed. out a couple of negatives in the financials (net income and EPS, 4Q '05), and normally, that would not be of concern, but he showed me where the CEO had sold off over 170,000 shares in the past 8 weeks. Of that, 50,000 was a planned sale and 20,000 was expring options. That left over 100,000 that was sold indicating the CEO was lacking confidence in his firms performance.
Unfortunatly, we did not spend a great deal of time going into other areas of KSW, he just told me to pass.BEEF!... it's whats for dinner!
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