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Celestica also reported some very strong fundamental numbers this morning. This stock is one of the cheapest stocks I can find — even after today’s pop, it’s cheaper because the fundamentals are going up even faster than the stock price. Here’s the scoop on the numbers today, from
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Japan’s dumping thousands of tons of highly radioactive waste into our oceans, China raises rates and bank reserve requirements, our own Republican/Democrat Regime continues to find trillions in new forms of corporate and banker welfare as they cut trillions in social services for the elderly and poor, the
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It’s a flattish open as we remain catalyst-less until we fully enter earnings season in the next couple weeks. Here’s a list of my longs and shorts so far: Longs- 1. Apple 2. Ciena 3. Celestica 4. Cisco 5. Cypress 6. DBA 7. Corning 8. Google 9. Microsoft
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Social butterfly. Social security. Social drinking. Social smoker. Social sciences. Social distortion. Let’s talk social for a minute because it’s one of the key drivers in all things related to tech, media, and advertising. First off, let’s touch on this Wedbush report I got in my inbox
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I bought some Nuance and that’s about it into the close. Is the week already over?! It’s important for investors and traders to acknowledge the broader macro-economic cycle and how it can affect your portfolio. And more to the point, with government helping fund most of the biggest
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Nice intraday rally continues as the emotions and worries over Japan’s disaster today start to fade and traders look to position themselves into the weekend. The shorts have had a huge week, and are feeling great about double digit gains in many of their most-hated positions. And that propels
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Thar’ she blows! And another day is in the books once again. It’s a bit painful paying 1x or even worse, 2x, more than these stocks were at when I first added them to the Revolution Investing portfolio, but that is yet another reason why I’m starting off
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I’m starting to scale into those aforementioned MSFT calls and I’ve settled on the Jan 2013 $25 strikes for less than four bucks (about $3.75 right now). Look at another way, I’ve now got 100 shares of upside leverage in every $375 I spend on each
