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Top 5 Growth Stocks | Investing for Solid Long Term Gains
Posted on June 11th, 2009 No commentsWe’ve had a huge rally since the march lows, and my current stance is that we should see the collapse of this massive bear market rally any day now. That being said, prices on some stocks are low enough that given their growth potential, you’d probably do fairly well for yourself even if you bought now, near what is likely the high of this bear market rally. Of course, you may be able to do better by timing your entry, waiting for a pullback in the major indices before pulling the trigger, but for the more long term investor, now is as good a time as any.
To find these companies, I used a combination of fundamental and technical criteria, searching for the best companies in a decent technical position. Here are the companies I uncovered. Read the rest of this entry »
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RIMM vs. AAPL; Another Economic Recovery Play
Posted on May 25th, 2009 1 comment
What’s the better economic-recovery play?
These companies were both major media darlings before the recession, posting strong revenue and earnings growth, and sporting sky-high PE multiples. Yet with the recession, many stocks got CLOBBERED, and these companies are now both trading at a PE of around 22. So the market is pricing these companies similarly; is the market right to do so, or is there hidden value in one of these companies?Looking at their PE ratios of 22ish, there are two ways the companies can go up in value. They can make more money, driving up the E side of the equation, or sentiment towards the company can improve, driving up the ratio itself. Since sentiment is also based on earnings, earnings are definitely the most important variable here. Read the rest of this entry »
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Smashing the market with a Bulk Shipper
Posted on May 6th, 2009 1 comment
So now that the world seems to think this recession is ending, what are the best stocks to make you rich post-recession? Today I’ve identified another contender, and i think this one has easily the potential to net 500-1000% returns over the next couple years. That’s a pretty crazy projection; I probably lost half the readers right there, as only very few companies ever experience appreciation like that in a short time span. Yet the company I’ve identified is likely to pull it off.