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Originally posted by Rob View PostSpike, I've composed two different replies to your note, neither of which I chose to post, because I don't want to start another fight. Bottom line: if you're so convinced IMCL is going down, just let me know at what price you're shorting it.
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Originally posted by New-born baby View PostRob,
GOOG is right up against its range bound resistance: $416. If GOOG pulls back here, well, that has been the normal thing of late. IF GOOG busts out from here, a couple days sustained above $416 turns that resistance right into support, and you are sitting pretty.
Cramer has said 500 numerous times lately.
--------------billyjoe
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Originally posted by billyjoe View PostNew-born,
Cramer has said 500 numerous times lately.
--------------billyjoe
I don't watch/listen to Cramer. My ignorance.
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Insteel Industies, Inc. (IIIN)
Current P/E is around 13.
—Rob
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Will YouTube Become GoogTube?
It is rumored that .... well, just read it for yourself:
Completely Unsubstantiated Google/YouTube Rumor—Rob
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Originally posted by Rob View PostCurrent P/E is around 13.
The triangle is actually pretty symmetrical if you plot it on a log scale chart.
THE SKIRACER'S EDGE: MAKE THE EDGE IN YOUR FAVOR
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Originally posted by skiracer View PostDefinitely symetrical. Should be bullish but I don't think so for today.
Edit: Just checked. They report Q4 earnings at 8:30 a.m. on Oct. 20 (same day of options expiration). For 420 bucks you could play a straddle with one contract on each side of the $20 strike.
Oct. calls & puts—Rob
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Originally posted by spikefader View PostRob, interesting you suggest all the bad news is priced in...how do you evaluate that effectively and accurately? Obviously you're talking strictly about FA and it's a subjective view but how do you attempt to measure it? Good luck with your long.
I don't have a magic formula for calculating its valuation, but I've been following this company like a hawk for so long, I have a pretty good "feel" for it. The fact that the stock is up significantly today on the resignation of two board members, David M. Kies, Chmn., and William W. Crouse, despite a cut today in the Q4 Erbitux sales forecast by an analyst, underscores what I've been saying, i.e. that the undervaluation of this company is largely due to the perception that its management has been incompetent.
I should have played it in the POTW this week; it's up almost 6% since the Monday open.—Rob
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EBAY is getting really close to my 5% trailing stop, which works out to be 29.04. On the suspicion that a lot of 5% trailing stops have been set, and that a lot of market makers want to try and pick up a lot of those shares, I went and changed it to a stop limit order at 28.89. I'm willing to risk the loss of a few extra bucks in case it hits that 5% number and heads north again.—Rob
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EBAY Sold
I got stopped out of my EBAY position at 28.89. I opened it July 14 at 25.60.
So it worked out to be a 12.85% gain in a little less than 13 weeks. I can live with that.
But what ticks me off is that until that small plane crashed into that building on 72nd St. in Manhattan, it looked like EBAY had already bottomed for the day and my position was still intact. The plane crash, which occurred at 2:45 p.m., caused a spike down at the worst possible time and caused me to get stopped out. Now I'll just have to wait and see if the price will come back down again, on its own this time, before I'll climb on board again.
Last edited by Rob; 10-11-2006, 03:30 PM.—Rob
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