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  • mrmarket
    Administrator
    • Sep 2003
    • 5971

    The St. Paddy's Day Top 5

    I'll buy one of these stocks tomorrow. With a little luck of the Irish it will join my amazing winning streak:

    AGH CACH FRN HZO NUTR

    Which one do YOU like..and why??
    =============================

    I am HUGE! Bring me your finest meats and cheeses.

    - $$$MR. MARKET$$$

  • #2
    Safest pick: HZO. I like it for same reasons I posted in the last top 5.

    Pick for fastest 15% (but riskier): NUTR. Also a solid pick, but not rock-solid like HZO.

    Emotional pick: FRN. I grew up going to Friendly's and I have not been to one in like 19 years. Good to see they are still around and expanding. Go Friendly's!

    -Dave

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    • jiesen
      Senior Member
      • Sep 2003
      • 5319

      #3
      one word...

      I have one word for you... PLASTICS!!

      No, just kidding, though AGH would make a nice complement to my recent LQMT purchase. Check them out- they're pretty interesting.

      I would have to go with Dave's sentiment on this, I like both NUTR and HZO, but pick HZO as the more solid of the two. I also like the numbers for CACH, but am biased against it because we already have CBK.

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      • tokyojoeskid
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        • Oct 2003
        • 222

        #4
        Nutr

        i posted something about nutr a week ago, that will be my pick

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        • #5
          NUTR - i don't think so

          Hola oh Huge one!

          I have been in and out of NUTR several times in the past few weeks, picking up profit each time. This stock has been daytraded by the mo-mo crowd, and does not really seem to fit into the universe of stocks that have comprised your portfolio.

          I would vote against NUTR, it is the type of stock that can make me lose sleep at night, and screw up my 5:00 AM weight throwing session at the gym.

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          • steve_mg_05

            #6
            The St. Paddy's Day Top 5

            Is now a good time to buy any of the "Top 5" with the market in this time of correction ?

            Sucess Steve

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            • mrmarket
              Administrator
              • Sep 2003
              • 5971

              #7
              Re: The St. Paddy's Day Top 5

              Originally posted by steve_mg_05
              Is now a good time to buy any of the "Top 5" with the market in this time of correction ?

              Sucess Steve
              I will buy one of the Top 5 tomorrow. What you do with your hard earned cash is entirely...ENTIRELY..up to you.
              =============================

              I am HUGE! Bring me your finest meats and cheeses.

              - $$$MR. MARKET$$$

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              • #8
                HZO--MarineMax, Inc IS my pick

                Earnings Per Share
                (EPS) Rating Relative Price Strength
                (RS) Rating Industry Group Relative Strength
                (Grp RS) Rating Sales + Profit Margins + ROE
                (SMR) Rating Accumulation/Distribution
                (Acc/Dis) Rating
                85 90 A B A+
                Vital Statistics
                Industry Group Rank (1-197) 23 % Off 52 Week Price High -6%
                Daily Graphs Timeliness A 52 Week Price High $28.33
                Alpha 0.3 52 Week Price Low $8.67
                Beta 1.05 3 Year Earnings Per Share Rate 1%
                Up/Down Volume 2.2 3 Year Sales Rate 6%
                The numbers speak for them selves--this is the strongest pick
                Good luck all
                regards to mr. Huge--the greatest picker

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                • scifos
                  Senior Member
                  • Jan 2004
                  • 790

                  #9
                  I am without my usual tools for stock research, but from what I remember about HZO it looked like a stellar pick, so that's my 2 cents.
                  Buy Low
                  Sell High
                  STAY FROSTY!

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                  • Jaws57
                    Senior Member
                    • Dec 2003
                    • 100

                    #10
                    Hard to decide between CACH, HZO, NUTR.
                    With an uncertain market I would pick HZO since it is the most solid but NUTR might be a quickie 15%?
                    Jaws57

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                    • mimo_100
                      Senior Member
                      • Sep 2003
                      • 1784

                      #11
                      Re: The St. Paddy's Day Top 5

                      Originally posted by mrmarket
                      I'll buy one of these stocks tomorrow. With a little luck of the Irish it will join my amazing winning streak:

                      AGH CACH FRN HZO NUTR

                      Which one do YOU like..and why??
                      HZO (The company wanted to have the chemical compound H 2 0 for
                      their stock symbol. Unfortunately numbers are not allowed. )

                      I also like GORX from the last dump.

                      Tim
                      Tim - Retired Problem Solver

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                      • #12
                        Re: The St. Paddy's Day Top 5

                        Originally posted by mrmarket
                        I'll buy one of these stocks tomorrow. With a little luck of the Irish it will join my amazing winning streak:

                        AGH CACH FRN HZO NUTR

                        Which one do YOU like..and why??
                        Hello,

                        I like NUTR because this stock provides the highest margin of safety (intrinsic value around $ 43) and btw the company offers an excellent profit margin.

                        But may be HZO is the better pick for the short term run.

                        Regards

                        Dieter

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