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LYG - most attractive chart on the market now
Lloyds Banking Group plc
very attractive bank in distress plus dilution broke this stock down completely.
Now there is a meat on the plate - Lloyds Banking Group plc.
Enjoy the charts. Really oversold.
This stock would tripple in few months (or sooner) :)
3.38 now
GSI - stock for 2010
General Steel Holdings, Inc.
1) in perfect territory (China)
2) in perfect sector (Steel)
3) with perfect business plan (acquisitions and capacity development)
4) with highly positive cash flow (2.25 income from operations per share only from last quarter!!!)
5) in perfect stock exchange (NYSE)
6) held by insiders (47%!!!!)
7) way oversold now (as seen from charts below)
8) and way undervalued (as seen from increasing operating income, PPS now 4.60 only!!!)
Good luck to all in 2010!!!!
I was watching them today, CPSL has very attractive chart now as well....
attractive charts to watch:
AMCN
JRJC
CNTF
HRAY
LTON
XSEL
CHINA
CPSL
CTDC
KNDI
EFUT
CMM
EJ
GSI
CDE
XOM
LYG
check out china precision steel, too - CPSL
i hear that they are worth owning, haven't done any DD on them, don't own any yet -
Update of these stocks from previous post
TBV.....2,55....3,00....117,65%
SVA.....5,76....6,33....109,90%
XIN.....4,08....4,47....109,56%
PTR.....116,33..118,96..102,26%
XOM.....68,68...68,19...99,29%
HNP.....21,99...22,40...101,86%
CHU.....12,47...13,11...105,13%
SLT.....17,17...18,22...106,12%
CDE.....17,98...18,06...100,44%
PAL.....2,80....3,50....125,00%
no i don't i will makea note to look at it again on monday -
of of the stocks i am overweight in is MPEL -
Ten Stocks Likely To Bounce In January
Boston Scientific ( BSX - news - people ) makes a range of medical devices. The bulk of revenues are derived from cardiac rhythm management devices and coronary stents. Boston Scientific was on a roll as the century began, but, beginning in 2004 with a stent recall, the company has had a string of problems. However, a new highly regarded CEO, Ray Elliot, took over the reins in June, and the company has substantial assets and long-term opportunity.
Brink's ( BCO - news - people ), a provider of secure transportation services, has felt the brunt of the economic downturn in large part due to its ties to the financial industry; sluggishness in the diamond and jewelry markets have also crimped results. Brink's sold off its home security division in November 2008 to focus on its core business. Operations have been consistently profitable and throw off solid cash flow. And the company has good growth potential overseas.
Citigroup ( C - news - people ) was at the epicenter of the financial meltdown of 2007-08 and was essentially bailed out by the U.S. government. The company is actively restructuring its many businesses to reduce risk and restore profitability. While Citi still has a lot of cleaning up to do, its numerous strong franchises and global reach give the company the potential to be a world financial leader once again.
Eli Lilly's ( LLY - news - people ) portfolio of prescription drugs treats a wide range of conditions, including depression, pain, schizophrenia, diabetes, osteoporosis and cancer. Wall Street is concerned that Lilly hasn't yet shown how it's going to replace the profits from its numerous drugs that will lose their patent protection in the next few years. As a result, investors have pushed the stock down to just 8 times expected earnings and a 5.4% yield. Lilly still has a strong commitment to R&D, and it could surprise the analysts down the road.
Integrated Device Technology's ( IDTI - news - people ) low-power semiconductors are used in communications, computing and consumer products. In recent years, the company has shifted its product mix to focus more on advanced products for the communications area. Aggravated by the economic downturn, the shift hasn't been very smooth, but management considers the company's pipeline to be full of innovative products with strong potential. The balance sheet shows no long-term debt, and the company expects to finish the year with about $370 million in cash. More patience here could be well rewarded.
KB Home ( KBH - news - people ) has suffered along with the entire homebuilding sector, but it was particularly hurt by its exposure to California and Florida. However, KB has cut costs sharply, including laying off 75% of its staff. Emphasis on the lower-middle range of the market should help it going forward. With more than $1 billion in cash and no serious debt maturities until 2011, KB looks quite capable of surviving even this historic housing downturn.
Level 3 Communications ( LVLT - news - people ) has spent most of the last quarter century building one of the world's largest fiber communications and Internet backbones. It has been a capital-intensive project that's saddled the company with a heavy debt load, and revenue growth has been slower than expected. It remains to be seen whether Level 3 can grow its business fast enough to support its highly leveraged capital structure, but with most of its debt maturing in 2013 and beyond, the company still has some runway left. Regardless of its long-term prospects, the stock could take a nice short-term bounce in January.
Molina Healthcare ( MOH - news - people ) provides Medicaid health plans. While revenues have risen overall, the company has experienced pressure on its profit margins. California's has been a particular problem as the state has prevented the company from fully recovering its costs in that important market. The H1N1 flu virus has also adversely affected operating results. The stock has woefully underperformed the market this year, but it still has solid financials and even some takeover appeal. At 0.16 times sales, Molina is attractively valued.
The New York Times (NYT) continues to struggle along with all of the other newspaper companies. While a cyclical recovery in print sales may eventually materialize, the ability to generate online revenues is key to long-term success. Dramatic cost cutting has helped maintain profitability, and there's minimal debt maturing before 2011. If any newspaper companies are going to survive, the New York Times will certainly be one of them.
Wendy's ( WEN - news - people )/Arby's Group is the result of the September 2008 merger between two struggling fast-food chains. Management expects to eliminate $60 million in annual costs by the end of 2011. While both chains suffered during the economic downturn, the combined company has the scale and the brands with which to launch a comeback.
http://www.forbes.com/2009/12/29/citigroup-eli-lilly-personal-finance-investing-ideas-boston-scientific.html?partner=yahootix
Health Care, Computer games and Doing a Buffett boards and their links added to iBox
Good luck with that bet on merger. Are you still in or the game is over for you? Nice gains :)
Morgan Stanley expects single-digit gains in global developed equity markets in 2010, as well as a bounce in the dollar and uneven credit markets.
Highlights from Morgan Stanley’s Global Macro Preview 2010:
•Global GDP growth of 4% with 2% in G-20 countries and 6.5% in emerging economies.
•Credit markets to outperform risk-free interest rates as risk diminishes
•US and Canadian Dollars to rally as Pound and yen weaken.
•Single-digit gains for developed country equities.
•Overweight Japan and Asia, neutral North America and underweight UK and Europe.
•Crude oil may rise, gold well supported, corn has 15% potential upside.
http://www.researchrecap.com/
unfortunately there are not many like you in pink sheet world. ...and I wish you to keep such pace in long term.
kmx_swing, Sorry to hear about your experiences with penny stocks.
I have hit 7 in a row since October for an aggregate profit of 3,500%
Since the March low my portfolio dollar value is up 100 times.
As they say, "Different stroke for different folks"
Good Luck.
VV
Vista, it is a pink stock....and the traded volume is just 12k dollars - and this volume is 10x bigger than usual volume....
the phasis of pink sheets is succesfuly behind me...once I have noticed that from 50 pinks on my watch list 100% went downn by at least 80% within thge period of three years...I am done with them, as well as with OTC - the same garbage in 90%
Besides the fact it is fraud pink sheet as all pink sheets are fraud, you cannot invest in it even if you want - there is nobody you would sell later on your stocks to ...I like the stock where, if needed, I can cash back grands in a second...not pennies in hours.
and see my watchlist charts .....you can make a lot of money on NYSE, AMEX, NASDAQ stocks....so why to lose everything in pinks..
But if you feel it, go for it!!!!
Maybe this one is finaly that long avaited winner.
OPLO just came into play within the last hour
http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=OPLO&p=D&yr=0&mn=3&dy=0&id=p84048501837
Looks like a pending Reverse Merger into a Renewable Energy company.
VV
CNO - strong buy
http://www.secform4.com/insider-trading/1224608.htm
let the fun starts, I guess in January CNO at 6.50
ok, seems like the fun is over.....downgrade is getting stronger lever now...I am out of PMI fully. Nice day today.
I stay for similar pop up in waiting mode in CNO, C and LYG
GLTY
added now on a dip another load of PMI.....:))
some more bucks are welcome..... 2.38
man, we watch a lot of the same stocks!
i have had PMI on the radar for 2 weeks - also watching BUSE which is a bank, DNN which is a uranium miner (wink, wink), RSO is a dividend payer and an investment trust, RMIX is a big concrete company, GSL is a ship owner ...
some other stocks /except banks/ which are chartwise oversold - majority of them in huge way
PAL - 2.80
CDE - 17.98
SLT - 17.17
CHU - 12.47
HNP - 21.99
XOM - 68.68
PTR - 116.33
XIN - 4.08
SVA - 5.76
TBV - 2.55
all worth to watch - Good luck!!!
sold half of my MTG position for decent profit at 5.95 and bought PMI at 2.20 for that..seems like PMI is chartwise in better position for a run....
for example MTG...I am really happy, this mortage stock is in my portfolio now.... :))
c'est la vie :)
there is always some opportunity created behind the corner...
i had been watching AIB for weeks and never pulled the trigger on a buy ...
ok, it is done. 3.20 entry..... mow let us fill the gap to 4.50
ok, LYG seems to be ready to harvest.
low of the day 2.13 on Friday, 2.17 on Monday..
Today they will start with 3.20 to open at red - and I willl buy some...
Damn, it is Lloyd's !!!!!!
right on buddy - i have been watching AIB closely - will check on the other 2 when i get to the office -
10-12 dollars in3 years or less - good buy -
C is doing well....bought yesterday for 3.20 and did add some more today....hunger for C
MTE came late on the market with mobile phones. on the other hand they got 3G technology exlusively since October this year... They have strong cash position and there is a war with tariffs. They can do whatever they want. And they do.....I am out for the time being. Regarding to share - if you talk about whole India - do not forget they operate ONLY in New Delhi and Mumbai.
The earnings are somehow tricky, I have never seen them, only the message on their www site. And I believe they have all those lands....
semi-small vertically integrated multinational company with partnerships ...
what's the deal with MTE? i have been checking up on those guys and they are losing market share every year, is the stock too cheap? i tried to verify the cash/share from your IBOX but can't find any documentation other than yahoo -
which sector? which country? I am like woman... No patience here...give me at least some insignation :))
GLTY :)
i am saving my money for another stock that i have been watching for a loooong time -
you will be the first to know when i pick up some shares of it -
:)
What about Citibank? I did buy some shares yesterday.....
they have huge income from operations...once this will come out, maybe even at Q4, it can jump 30% over night....see my sheet two messages ago
there's a gap at 470 - unless they have huge news or something come out it'll probably come back in there - with the dollar weakening the US has been exporting alot of steel, if you feel the dollar trade is soon to reverse, get some -
with china, though, sometimes the best thing is just to buy and hold no matter what -
what do you think?
soy, I see GSI soon over ten....just waiting for the dip to buy. But I am afraid it could be the same waiting like with Sterlite. Any idea?
Chinese stocks from watchlist - excel sheet
http://stocks.euweb.cz/stocks.xls
this was a good call! brought to my attention by Alitheangel! Reversal now?
me too, i am almost all cash except for small pos in BUSE, GSL warrants, and NNVC -
Soy, I have no PVT. Messages available. So to your question about MTE...
Those info about cash per share I have taken from yahoo finance "key satistics" page.
I have sold everything yesterday. I am in Cash now, except the small green portion of CHBT.
Hi soy, I have added some Brazilian watchlist boards...
hi soy, I left some small position in GU and MTE..I thought I will average down.....but maybe I will sell them tomorrow as well.....
I am mainly in cash now as I see the possibility we can go below 9000.....
only small rallies will be on the way....
your opinion?
GU
Gushan Environmental Energy Limited
my new pick, bottom play
Pretty huge short interest there....should they cover or they do not have to buy back if company wents bancrupt?
Anyway, somebody can start to cover at 0.60 just to protect against possible recovery of the bank
http://www.nasdaq.com/aspxcontent/shortinterests.aspx?symbol=STSA&symbol=PUDA&symbol=HERO&symbol=MTG&symbol=CNO&symbol=LTS&symbol=USU&selected=STSA
yeah, pretty big, wiped out my last months' gains -
in hindsight the writing was on the wall, i'll try to make half of it back on the bounce -
if you can trade ETFC and make money you can trade ANYTHING :)
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