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Wednesday, June 22, 2011

reading



What separates the world s most successful investors from ordinary investors, and even the vast majority of professional fund managers?

In the third of the bestselling Market Wizard series, acclaimed trading expert Jack D. Schwager digs into the psyches, strategies, and true accounts from 12 legendary traders who survived the most dynamic bull market in U.S. stock history as well as a collapse in commodity prices, dramatic failures in some of the world's leading hedge funds, the burst of the Internet bubble, and a fall into recession and the subsequent rumblings of recovery.





LMLP


High ADX and RSI...


LML Payment Systems Inc. provides electronic payment, risk management, and authentication services primarily to businesses and organizations using the Internet to receive or send payments in Canada and the United States.

Sunday, June 19, 2011

ES


Resistance @ 10 -D MA Line, buy opportunity !!!

EnergySolutions Inc Common Stoc NYSE: ES

Week Ahead: Is It Time to Buy Stocks?

By Edward Krudy

NEW YORK (Reuters) - The S&P 500's 200-day moving average is the line in the sand as the bulls and the bears fight over the U.S. stock market's direction. It will face one of its stiffest tests next week with Greece's debt crisis appearing to reach a climax.

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Monday, June 13, 2011

As Economy Falters, Worries Grow That Stocks Will Follow

Along with the feeling that the economic recovery isn't all it was cracked up to be has come a feeling that maybe the stock market rally isn't, either.
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Sunday, September 20, 2009

quote

Try not to become a man of success but rather to become a man of value
Albert Einstein
more quotations: Success and Failure

Friday, September 18, 2009

freedom and flexibility

However, because I am an independent trader who trades only my own money instead managing other people’s money, I have a tremendous amount of freedom and flexibility to trade the way I want to at all times. Those on Wall Street who work for others simply don’t have that luxury and that’s to their own detriment as well as their clients.

Exclusive Interview: Charles Kirk from The Kirk Report

Wednesday, September 16, 2009

Friday, May 2, 2008

Buffett goes to Wharton

In this Web exclusive, we present further excerpts from his talk with the students, in which the megabillionaire offers his insights on judging managers, buying businesses, what metrics - if any - he relies upon, and why he views his job as similar to painting the Sistine Chapel.

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Tuesday, April 29, 2008

Fed could burst oil's bubble


Central bank rate cuts have devalued the dollar, fueling the rise in crude prices; but if rate slashing stops, oil's rise may ease.



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Friday, April 25, 2008

Weekend reading

Investing isn't just a coin tossThere's a lingering idea that past performance doesn't matter, even in investing. True, it's no guarantee, but performance does count. Here's why.

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AAPL

Many said that Apple's numbers were so-so, but not so bad at all after the iPod maker posts better-than-expected increase in revenue and profits on strong Mac. But Investors shouldn't be too surprised though since Apple consistently is conservative with its guidance. In fact I've been bullish on AAPL stock for sometime going back several months ago when wrote "love is blind" on my blog here at SLO;

an odd opinion about apple
inspired by book:KARAOKE CAPITALISM

We have heard already people talking about apple in a language usually reserved for small, fluffy animals and close family members! If you like more soul than life, lick the buttons( Steve Jobs once said: " We made the buttons on the screen look so good you'll want to lick them" ) and wow experience you get all in one apple! If your company has to hire a new CEO, you hire Steve and you'll most likely have a true Chief Emotional Officer also. It seems like that magic apple has a synesthetic content, too..
But AAPL is about first, being fit by creating business models that are well adapted to the new business conditions and second, being sexy by building and creating emotional innovations and moods that attract and addict customers. In my opinion the company has the answers about what does the apple sound, feel, taste or smell like.
I'm not smart enough to predict whether share price will double or triple, but for sure more emotions will be added in any product they deliver so driving the sales.
Who will win, fundamental or emotional analysis?
see entry

Btw- Apple CEO Steve Jobs boasted about the company's strong results. "With over $17 billion in revenue for the first half of our fiscal year, we have strong momentum to launch some terrific new products in the coming quarters," Jobs said in a statement.
and
Apple chief financial officer Peter Oppenheimer did not appear too concerned about the economic slump. When asked if Apple is feeling any effects of the slowdown, Oppenheimer said that traffic in Apple's retail stores continue to grow.

It has been a volatile couple of months for Apple. Shares plunged earlier this year along with other tech stocks due to concerns about the slowing economy as well as fears about competition for Apple's iPhone from Research in Motion's etc In fact during those setbacks I've been buying it

Of course, would like to listen bearish opinions, if any.
In the meantime, enjoy your investing world!
Everything else is life!

Armin

armin's stock selection blog