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  • billyjoe
    Senior Member
    • Nov 2003
    • 9014

    Peanuts,
    Could you post a chart of the PEI's performance periodically? Maybe the 3 month point would be significant. Thanks

    ---------------billy

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    • billyjoe
      Senior Member
      • Nov 2003
      • 9014

      Peanuts,
      50 days after gapping the 3 PEI stocks in the gapfib study results:
      From 61.8 retracement ABB- +1.68%--75 days +17.85%--currently -2.33%

      AEE-50 days- -9.86%--75 days--+7.39%---currently -14.1%

      XEL-50 days---4.66%--75 days--+2.7%----currently -6.43%

      Is this the correction in the PEI we've been waiting for before the big move? Lows for the past several months were ABB-7/11 AEE-7/18
      XEL-7/17. Haven't checked the rest.

      ----------------billy




      Last edited by billyjoe; 07-21-2008, 06:41 PM. Reason: muti month lows

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      • peanuts
        Senior Member
        • Feb 2006
        • 3365

        Originally posted by peanuts View Post
        ...My research indicates that over the next few years, we will see very nice returns from this sector. Assumptions for this include the continued high growth rate of Asian economies, some industry consolidation, and increased energy prices...
        SEEEEE..... I told ya so! Peanuts will lead you to the pot of gold!

        "TransAlta was among the biggest gainers by weight after private U.S.-based firms LS Power Equity Partners and Global Infrastructure said they wanted to buy the Canadian company for C$7.8 billion ($7.8 billion).

        TransAlta, which runs coal- and gas-fired power plants and renewable energy facilities in Canada and the United States, jumped C$4.86, or 15.1 percent, to C$37.11."

        I'm telling you about the consolidation in this industry BEFORE it really gets going!!!! I cannot stress this enough. These power producers and distributors offer steady earnings, and after the 1980's deregulation, the industry became a garden of opportunity for firms wanting to purchase a few fine assets. It is now harvest time! Do you get this metaphor???

        Not only this fact, but also the huge growth across the globe in the need for power will, in turn, drive the growth of the power generators and providers! Think about what is must have been like in India or China just 10 years ago. How many people do you think had either the basic electricity or even the appliances and such that, along with the HUGE industrial sector growth, drive the demand for kilowatts? Electricity growth is a no-brainer! As the world become more modern, electricity must be generated!!
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        • mrmarket
          Administrator
          • Sep 2003
          • 5971

          Peanuts is a genius! Genius!
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          I am HUGE! Bring me your finest meats and cheeses.

          - $$$MR. MARKET$$$

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          • peanuts
            Senior Member
            • Feb 2006
            • 3365

            Originally posted by billyjoe View Post
            Peanuts,
            Could you post a chart of the PEI's performance periodically? Maybe the 3 month point would be significant. Thanks

            ---------------billy
            I have not been charting the performance of the PEI. I can give you a snapshot of the performance at any time you desire, however. Just let me know what you want to know: overall, individual best, worst, biggest, smallest, p/e ranges, etc, etc...

            Originally posted by billyjoe View Post
            Peanuts,
            50 days after gapping the 3 PEI stocks in the gapfib study results:
            From 61.8 retracement ABB- +1.68%--75 days +17.85%--currently -2.33%

            AEE-50 days- -9.86%--75 days--+7.39%---currently -14.1%

            XEL-50 days---4.66%--75 days--+2.7%----currently -6.43%

            Is this the correction in the PEI we've been waiting for before the big move? Lows for the past several months were ABB-7/11 AEE-7/18
            XEL-7/17. Haven't checked the rest.

            ----------------billy


            I am buying many of these right now. I think these discounts will not last very long. CPN, RRI, DYN, all are pretty cheap relative to the rest.
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            They for use were made.
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            • peanuts
              Senior Member
              • Feb 2006
              • 3365

              PEI update

              EAS bought by Spanish company

              Closing transaction for EAS was $28.56 a share... initially purchased 38 shares at $26.66 each

              The PEI is now holding ca$h of $1.60 + $1085.28 = $1,086.88

              The PEI is now worth $28,752.46. The starting value was approx. $35K... a current loss of 17.85% is amazing. This market is giving us some great bargains to consider.

              I'm looking for the next stock to acquire for the PEI. Any suggestions?
              Hide not your talents.
              They for use were made.
              What's a sundial in the shade?

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              • peanuts
                Senior Member
                • Feb 2006
                • 3365

                Back at it...

                A recent scan that I did resulted in the following stocks. What do you think?

                AFAM DXPE ENSG HIMX IPGP LB LMIA SYNA TRLG

                Only ENSG carries a dividend. All have mkt caps less than $1 Billion
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                • spikefader
                  Senior Member
                  • Apr 2004
                  • 7175

                  Originally posted by peanuts View Post
                  EAS bought by Spanish company

                  Closing transaction for EAS was $28.56 a share... initially purchased 38 shares at $26.66 each

                  The PEI is now holding ca$h of $1.60 + $1085.28 = $1,086.88

                  The PEI is now worth $28,752.46. The starting value was approx. $35K... a current loss of 17.85% is amazing. This market is giving us some great bargains to consider.

                  I'm looking for the next stock to acquire for the PEI. Any suggestions?
                  Below are the best long opps for the PEI as I see it at the moment, Peanuts. MDU is my favorite. Tanks fer yer list.

                  EOC is long at $44.99
                  Target price $58.72 gain = 30.5%
                  Stop price $43.00 loss = 4.7%
                  R/R = 6.5

                  FPL is long at $55.32
                  Target price $61.13 gain = 10.5%
                  Stop price $54.60 loss = 1.5%
                  R/R = 6.8

                  MDU is long at $28.69
                  Target price $32.43 gain = 13.0%
                  Stop price $28.38 loss = 1.3%
                  R/R = 9.8

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                  • IIC
                    Senior Member
                    • Nov 2003
                    • 14938

                    Originally posted by peanuts View Post
                    A recent scan that I did resulted in the following stocks. What do you think?

                    AFAM DXPE ENSG HIMX IPGP LB LMIA SYNA TRLG

                    Only ENSG carries a dividend. All have mkt caps less than $1 Billion
                    AFAM is #2 on this week's IIC 100...DXPE is #9...Doug
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                    • peanuts
                      Senior Member
                      • Feb 2006
                      • 3365

                      Originally posted by spikefader View Post
                      Below are the best long opps for the PEI as I see it at the moment, Peanuts. MDU is my favorite. Tanks fer yer list.

                      EOC is long at $44.99
                      Target price $58.72 gain = 30.5%
                      Stop price $43.00 loss = 4.7%
                      R/R = 6.5

                      FPL is long at $55.32
                      Target price $61.13 gain = 10.5%
                      Stop price $54.60 loss = 1.5%
                      R/R = 6.8

                      MDU is long at $28.69
                      Target price $32.43 gain = 13.0%
                      Stop price $28.38 loss = 1.3%
                      R/R = 9.8
                      Originally posted by IIC View Post
                      AFAM is #2 on this week's IIC 100...DXPE is #9...Doug
                      Excellent! Thank you. I think those are excellent plays this week... MDU, DXPE, and AFAM
                      Hide not your talents.
                      They for use were made.
                      What's a sundial in the shade?

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                      • IIC
                        Senior Member
                        • Nov 2003
                        • 14938

                        Originally posted by peanuts View Post
                        Excellent! Thank you. I think those are excellent plays this week... MDU, DXPE, and AFAM

                        Unfortunately...The IIC 100, after 2 stellar years...Really stinks this year...So does IBD though...Not a Growth Stock Type Of Year
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                        • peanuts
                          Senior Member
                          • Feb 2006
                          • 3365

                          7 months without a post here

                          Originally posted by peanuts View Post
                          The PEI is now holding ca$h of $1.60 + $1085.28 = $1,086.88

                          The PEI is now worth $28,752.46. The starting value was approx. $35K... a current loss of 17.85% is amazing. This market is giving us some great bargains to consider.
                          Wow... I think "abysmal" might well describe the performance since inception of this portfolio. Current value is $20,730, a 43.91% loss. Nothing to be proud of, there.

                          Of special note are the worst and the least worst performers:

                          Worst:
                          CEG -73%
                          DYN -82%
                          MIR -69%
                          RRI -82%

                          Least Worst:
                          ED -3.01%
                          PCG -2.73%

                          Electric Utilities suffered with everything else.
                          Hide not your talents.
                          They for use were made.
                          What's a sundial in the shade?

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                          • peanuts
                            Senior Member
                            • Feb 2006
                            • 3365

                            Dr. Copper

                            The price of copper has statistically indicated the expansion of business activity.

                            In the month of March, the price of Copper was up 18%. The stockpile, as recorded by LME, began to decline.

                            I'm also interested in the bulk dry shipping index... anyone follow these?
                            Hide not your talents.
                            They for use were made.
                            What's a sundial in the shade?

                            - Benjamin Franklin

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                            • peanuts
                              Senior Member
                              • Feb 2006
                              • 3365

                              Originally posted by peanuts View Post
                              The price of copper has statistically indicated the expansion of business activity.

                              In the month of March, the price of Copper was up 18%. The stockpile, as recorded by LME, began to decline.

                              I'm also interested in the bulk dry shipping index... anyone follow these?
                              Please give this some attention folks. Trading is great for the short term. What about long term outlook and forecasting? Is it a trap, or a way to help you prepare.

                              I found this interesting article related to both copper and the Baltic Dry Index

                              What are your thoughts on the upcoming economic conditions of the US? Is this recent activity only applicable to China?

                              I hope that I'm not wasting my time asking all of you who read this.
                              Hide not your talents.
                              They for use were made.
                              What's a sundial in the shade?

                              - Benjamin Franklin

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                              • peanuts
                                Senior Member
                                • Feb 2006
                                • 3365

                                POSTED APRIL 9, 2009:
                                Originally posted by peanuts View Post
                                Please give this some attention folks. Trading is great for the short term. What about long term outlook and forecasting? Is it a trap, or a way to help you prepare.

                                I found this interesting article related to both copper and the Baltic Dry Index

                                What are your thoughts on the upcoming economic conditions of the US? Is this recent activity only applicable to China?

                                I hope that I'm not wasting my time asking all of you who read this.
                                WAKE THE HELL UP!!!!!!! You see what I mean?



                                In April copper was up another 14%, and in May another 4.2%

                                Is ANYONE here really using their thinking caps? Or am I fooling myself that I might be helping at least one person?
                                Hide not your talents.
                                They for use were made.
                                What's a sundial in the shade?

                                - Benjamin Franklin

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