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  • billyjoe
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    Current update on the stocks mentioned in this thread that I bought, sold, or continue to hold:

    OME sold-15.77%

    MTD sold -7.35%


    HCKT holding +30.49% div. 1.56%

    SODA holding +27.51%

    KORS holding +26.34%

    ACET holding +23.71% div. 1.38%

    AMBA sold 1/2 +20.94 holding 1/2 +12.37

    REGI holding +8.90%

    CBZ holding +6.60%

    KKR holding +3.07% * this is an MLP dividends not figured into gain div. 8.65%

    LNDC holding +2.55%

    SANM holding +2.30%

    LF holding +1.58%

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

    Last edited by billyjoe; 08-25-2013, 02:22 PM.

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  • Phoenix7
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    Originally posted by mimo_100 View Post
    P7, I think you need to update your knowledge about DBD. Here is a link to get you started.


    http://www.diebold.com/products-serv...s/default.aspx
    MIMO I was merely jesting. I did check out the company through Yahoo, and did see that they do have an impressive line of products!

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  • mimo_100
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    Originally posted by Phoenix7 View Post
    One possible reason for Downfall of DBD is the fact that they do sell safes ..........and no one has a job to to put money into a safe anymore! LOL
    P7, I think you need to update your knowledge about DBD. Here is a link to get you started.


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  • Phoenix7
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    One possible reason for Downfall of DBD is the fact that they do sell safes ..........and no one has a job to to put money into a safe anymore! LOL

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  • mimo_100
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    Originally posted by billyjoe View Post
    Tim, I only see about 10% short interest in DBD. It looks real bad almost in all areas. The only redeeming features are dividend 3.85%, P/Sales .66, and next years earnings projections. Q/Q sales are bad and Q/Q earnings are worse. It ranks 17th out of 21 stocks in its industry group. Not much to like unless it is so bad things can only get better.

    --------------------------billy
    Thanks, Billy, for your input. I am going to watch this closely - I know many who work there - the corp headquarters are just down the road from me.

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  • billyjoe
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    Tim, I only see about 10% short interest in DBD. It looks real bad almost in all areas. The only redeeming features are dividend 3.85%, P/Sales .66, and next years earnings projections. Q/Q sales are bad and Q/Q earnings are worse. It ranks 17th out of 21 stocks in its industry group. Not much to like unless it is so bad things can only get better.

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

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  • mimo_100
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    billy,

    I just received some information on Diebold (DBD). Huge short interest. Support around 28.5-29.5.

    Strategy is to buy under 30 anticipating a short squeeze. What is your ipinion?

    Tim

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  • billyjoe
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    Another of my stocks mentioned here on a previous page, REGI , went down yesterday 14%. There were no news stories giving any indication for the drop. I figured it was B.S. manipulation of some sort so I bought more this morning and surprise ! up 11.8% today.

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

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  • billyjoe
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    antioch, I see your point. Long term SODA looks not so good , but for at least the next several months, I'm holding. Currently up 24%. Here are a couple articles that you might find interesting.http://finance.yahoo.com/news/forget...163000757.html and this one referencing repeated upward guidance corrections : http://seekingalpha.com/article/1631...d?source=yahoo


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

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  • antioch6
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    I've had an experience with two of your companies' products Billy. I've seen some people wearing KORS watches at clubs when I'm out. They show them off as a sign of affluence and wealth. My brother scoffs at KORS watches and says they aren't like a Rolex or anything. My take is they are the middle class Man's version of the Rolex, and should sell well among younger generations ready to spend money. The second product I've seen is SODA's machine and products. I've seen them at Macy's next to GMCR coffee machine. Didn't see anyone really buying these, but a few people bought GMCR machine. My brother is a great consumer and he bought one for his office and his home, since he's too lazy to make his own. I also recently saw a dusty and grimy looking set of SODA machines at Walmart. Looked like they'd been sitting there for ages. My take on this is: people would sooner find other ways to save money than make their own soda. It's not a big deal to buy some coke or pepsi or sprite it's not crazy expensive. I say take your gains in SODA and don't look back! I got a bad feeling about this company's future.

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  • mimo_100
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    I just ran into this amazing discovery - superhydrophobic spray



    It is manufactured by Ultratech International (UTEK)

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  • billyjoe
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    HCKT +15.82% today. They must have posted great earnings.

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

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  • billyjoe
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    Originally posted by mimo_100 View Post
    Billy,

    Nice pick!

    Just in case you have not seen this article, here is a good report:

    LeapFrog's latest tablet just couldn't wait to show off for the camera, making its on-screen debut over at the FCC's site a few weeks back. The kid-friendly tech company was finally ready to show the thing off for real this week, almost exactly a year after letting us take a look at the previous-generation device. The slate, naturally, maintains the kid-friendly software and rugged design that have become customary across LeapFrog's hardware offerings, while adding enough new features to let the company confidently refer to the LeapPad Ultra as "the ultimate kids learning tablet." Though they might be just a tad biased when it comes to such overarching statements. The Ultra's got a 7-inch, 1,024 x 600 touchscreen display that works with a stylus to help kids learn to write with something other than their fingers (making it not too unlike the LeapReader in that respect). There are front- and rear-facing cameras for its built-in imaging programs and 8GB of storage for downloading some of the 800-plus LeapFrog-approved apps downloadable from the company's App Center (which wasn't ready to demo when we looked at the hardware). The choices include proprietary apps and selections from partners like Pixar and Sesame Street. The tablet's got all kinds of parental protection, including secure WiFi and a four-digit code for updating. And while there's an included chat app (Pet Chat), communication is limited to other LeapPads, using a limited number of canned responses.%Gallery-192214%


    Tim
    Tim, Bought more LF at 10.80. They beat estimates but are down. I see this as a buying opportunity.

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

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  • em26jamie
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    SAM up almost 10% AH to 196. It was 149 when I mentioned it. Now up 31% if the 196 holds.

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  • Lucavia123
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    Originally posted by billyjoe View Post
    Bought SANM at 16.02.

    -----------billy
    Nice pickup. I didn't notice it until 16.27

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