CFC ==> The "I'm Freezing My Ass off" Winner

[casinoboy3]

Thanks- I get it now. That Dec 2nd date had me confused, I guess it serves no purpose.

Mike

[tscanlon]

The dec 2nd date is a legal/accounting thing having to do with Authorized/Issued/Oustanding shares.

[grebnet]

cfc

anyone here buying CFC on this drop?????

[Michaelk005]

Down $4.50, yikes thats not good. I think it will rebound but as for the target price mr market set, im doubtin it will reach that leval soon.

[jiesen]

recovering nicely

looks like that wouldn't have been a bad idea, picking some more shares up under 100. I didn't consider it, though for 2 reasons.

1) I put my double-down money on HELE already.
2) It pulled back on news of lowered earnings expectations for sector.

I think if the stock drops on bad news, it's not always a good idea to buy more. Also, these attempts to beat the model don't seem to be working (for me anyway). Some turn out ok, but some backfire. I'm finding it not worth the effort to try to beat Ernie.

Just go with the flow, man!

[mrmarket]

It amazes me how the whole market reacted to one pessimistic news release. CFC will make a lot of money next year and their stock valuation is cheap. If the market won't reward it with a higher share price, the company's management will certainly reward the shareholders some other way (buyback, dividend, merger, etc.).

[chopper77]

Anyone think this stock is a good place to be going forward? It may be a good company, but for anyone looking for quick money (Mr. Market style, 4-6 weeks), I don't think this whole sector is going anywhere.

Any thoughts? Estimates as to how long this will take to go up 15%?

[mrmarket]

Anyone think this stock is a good place to be going forward? It may be a good company, but for anyone looking for quick money (Mr. Market style, 4-6 weeks), I don't think this whole sector is going anywhere.

Any thoughts? Estimates as to how long this will take to go up 15%?

I think CFC will make a lot of money in 2004. I like owning these kinds of stocks.

[mr.yuk]

Okay MM, I'm sticking with you on this one. Riding out the ugly looking chart.

[Dave]

This is my old moneymaker NCEN, but should bode well for all similar companies, like CFC:

http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/040107/law087_1.html

[bon46]

CFC

MRMARKET posted will purchase CFC at $106.88: on Ernie web page
price indicated buy at $80.97> Why is there a disparity between the two prices?

[mrmarket]

Re: CFC

MRMARKET posted will purchase CFC at $106.88: on Ernie web page
price indicated buy at $80.97> Why is there a disparity between the two prices?

The stock split 4-3 on December 7.

[Ton]

CFC Sold

Wow! CFC sold today for $85,90. That's in my records 37 in a row. A 15% gain in less than 2 month. And do you know what? I'm not even angry towards his Hugeness for not reaching the 4-6 weeks target, for me 7 weeks will do
Thanks Ernie, you're $$$HUGE$$$

[scifos]

CFC Dual listing on NASDAQ

News from PRNewswire:

NEW YORK, Feb. 3 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- The Nasdaq Stock Market, Inc. ("NASDAQ") (OTC Bulletin Board: NDAQ) today announced that Countrywide Financial Corporation CFC has been approved for listing on the NASDAQ National Market(R).

Countrywide announced on January 12 that it intended to list on the NASDAQ Stock Market and The New York Stock Exchange.

"Countrywide has built a reputation in the financial services industry for leadership and innovation, and we welcome them to the NASDAQ family of companies," said Bruce Aust, executive vice president, NASDAQ Corporate Client Group. "We believe in the value of competition in the capital markets and the benefits it can provide to shareholders of companies such as Countrywide." Founded in 1969, Countrywide is a member of the S&P 500, Forbes 500 and Fortune 500. Through its family of companies, Countrywide provides mortgage banking and diversified financial services in domestic and international markets.

Companies wishing to dual list on NASDAQ must meet National Market listing standards. Firms listing on NASDAQ as well as the NYSE will trade under the same one, two, or three-letter symbol on both markets.

NASDAQ(R) is the world's largest electronic stock market. With approximately 3,300 companies, it lists more companies and, on average, trades more shares per day than any other U.S. market. It is home to category- defining companies that are leaders across all areas of business including technology, retail, communications, financial services, transportation, media and biotechnology industries. NASDAQ is the primary market for trading NASDAQ listed stocks. Approximately 54% of NASDAQ-listed shares traded are reported to NASDAQ systems.

For more information about NASDAQ, visit the NASDAQ Web site at www.NASDAQ.com or the NASDAQ Newsroom(SM) at www.NASDAQnews.com.

© 2004 PRNewswire

[jiesen]

cfc

You're target's 92.88, adjusted for the 4:3 split. So are you going to sell this one or what? I've got my finger on the trigger now at 93.2... no I've sold it now. Not gonna be a dick for a tick! Thanks for the pick!

You're HUGE!