Wednesday, February 20, 2013
2/20/13 Steamrolled!
Wow. I was on the road all day, and just getting around to checking closing prices now. Gold down as much as another -$45/oz today. GDX/ GDXJ -5% or so to 37.45/ 15.82, both on >3x average volume. RYPMX down another -5.31% to 51.14! Paulson's no longer vertical, I last spotted him crawling out the front door with a silly grin. Hussman, on the other hand, had a great day, and we've upgraded to the 18-year Glenfiddich!
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QDEL, GNMK, CPHD, NSPH, PACB...I was in the wrong sector today!
ReplyDeleteTotal carnage is $7.5K. No biggie. I just transferred $20K from my business to make me fell better!
Mog won't mind!
DeleteI like this guy...
ReplyDeletehttp://stks.co/bLMm
TOF- I'll call your PAY with MM.
ReplyDeleteWas PAY whacked b/c the consumer has left the building?
DeleteGRMN - Also had an exceptional day.
"Did you know that earnings for the gold miners are growing? Estimates for 2013 are actually higher than when GDX peaked in 2011, yet emotions are driving selling."
ReplyDeleteWhat is the real cost of production, the one that isn't provided in the earnings report?
Remember this?
ReplyDeleteGold on the Lauch Pad
Submitted by Kaena (6 comments) on Tue, 02/19/2013 - 18:32 #117521
I have tomorrow as the day for lift off for Gold fwiw.
Volume speaks loudly at bottoms.
Sorry, dude. You have to earn the right to post something like that.
DeleteLOL, the world's full of hero's, ain't it?
DeleteWLT - Coal business is exploding, eh?
ReplyDeleteWhat's up with that big pop yesterday, trying to get people chasing?
FIO - BACML has an assigned PO of $24 on this one, a 48% gain from here.
ReplyDeleteI was looking at this one yesterday. Something just feels 'wrong' about it.
DeleteI think they make flash for cloud servers, about the only healthy market for x86 processors now.
DeleteThere will be disappointment if this market gets pushed out, which could be the cause of FIO's wows? Not only that, but Samsung is probably a fierce competitor in flash?
Has JB heard of a company called "Box", www.box.com, they're supposedly growing leaps and bounds and may put the hurt on others in the space?
Anyway, I can send the report if ya wanna see it.
Steel: (NUE PO=$49)
Also have a report for coal/steel which basically says to watch scrap steel (NUE PO=$49), met coal mine shut downs may have a positive effect on prices depending on demand. South America rainy season about over so might push iron prices down once material output increases.
MU - PO is $10, Micron seems to be doing well, better than I'd imagined.
DeleteWell, MU doesn't report till next month, so we don't know yet.
DeleteBALT - Didn't fall, and GNK did, in AH
ReplyDeleteNSC - Reports Friday in AH, how well are these rail companies performing?
ReplyDeleteIs China the world's biggest trader?
ReplyDeletehttp://shanghaiist.com/2013/02/20/worlds_biggest_trader_not_us_says_c.php
I've been skeptical of FIO for the past year and avoided it. My old boss has now ridden 3 stocks in a row and sold for big profits literally a week before they absolutely crashed: RENN, FIO, PAY.
ReplyDeletehis last sale of PAY was at $36. he told me he was selling so he could put a big chunk of money into a home and take less risk in the market. talk about playing it perfectly.
"take less risk in the market."
DeleteMaybe that's the right thing to do, follow his example?
http://www.cnbc.com/id/100478119
ReplyDelete""When the music stops,everybody dashes to find a seat and many people get left behind. Now you have a lot of people scrambling to find a seat," he said. "It is always astonishing to me, after decades in the business, to understand how the psychology can change so quickly- it almost leaves you gasping for air."
I think he would have been better off saying, "after decades in the business, it is always astonishing to me how quickly I over-react to things and sell on the first sign of any weakness only to buy back higher later on...it never fails!"
You can so read people's feelings in stocks on day's like yesterday by looking at the big losers vs. the small losers / winners.
DeleteHanging out with the gold bugs last night. No sign of worry there.
ReplyDeleteWill buy more as the price drops as the U.S. is in big trouble with their debt and gold will explode to the upside, just not sure when. I asked about the fact that the bull trend seems to be ending for the first time in over a decade (the death cross, breaking the 2 year MA, etc). They said that this is just shaking out the weak hands and momo guys, so only the real believers will be on board when the move comes.
The beatings will continue until morale improves?
DeleteIf WMT gets hammered this morning, say down to $65, I am buying. If people sell-off because their forecast is down due to a 1-time tax increase, when the business is still very well run, revenues, earnings and dividends are increasing, they are even more short-term oriented than I thought they are.
ReplyDeleteWoke up fell out of bed drag the comb
ReplyDeleteonly to find LNCO halted, oh java. LINE and LNCO involved in a trifecta with BRY which they are buying. Tradibg well pre mkt see if it holds.
Including the assumption of debt, the deal is valued at $4.3 billion.
DeleteUnder the deal's terms, LinnCo (LNCO:$36.99,00$-0.01,00-0.03%) --which was formerly a unit of Linn Energy (LINE:$36.65,00$0.24,000.66%) before its initial public offering last year--is offering 1.25 of its shares for each share of Berry, translating into a per-share price of about $46.24 for Berry's shareholders, a 20% premium to Wednesday's close. Shares climbed 14% to $44 in light premarket trading.
Linn Energy (LINE:$36.65,00$0.24,000.66%) noted Berry's long-life, low-decline, mature assets are "an excellent fit" and the acquisition will increase Linn Energy's (LINE:$36.65,00$0.24,000.66%) presence in California, the Permian Basin, East Texas, and the Rockies, as well as adding an attractive new core area in the Uinta Basin.
Linn Energy (LINE:$36.65,00$0.24,000.66%) also said the deal will increase its current production by 30%. Given that Berry's reserves are about 75% oil, Linn Energy (LINE:$36.65,00$0.24,000.66%) said the deal results in an increase in liquids exposure to 54% from 46% of proved reserves as of the end of 2012
BRY is on my watch list, up 21% now.
DeleteBRY along with BAS, names that operate in the Permian. BAS hasn't moved.
DeleteALDW is penciled in lightly, as well.
DeleteVMW - I think I'll try getting out of this one, would prefer not to have the exposure at least until I see a few green bars.
ReplyDeleteLVLT - Looked like it tried to move up yesterday, then reversed on broad sentiment. Wonder if that was a plan to catch chasers?
CTC-TO - This thing's been cranking right along.
ReplyDeleteSNE - "Sony unveils plans to market its PlayStation4 at the year end. This marks the start of cloud gaming era. We believe this a concept announcement, so neutral for now, but we flag cloud strategy."
ReplyDeleteHEK down grade to hold. PT 4.50.
ReplyDelete@CP - Yes on Box, very popular cloud co. andreessen horowitz are big supporters of Box.
ReplyDeleteJB, will BOX crush VMW?
DeleteVMW has like a $50 target on PNF, I'm wondering if this company has turned into a POS?
Deleteinteresting question - I consider Box like CRM so to the extent end users will move away from on-prem/platform to pure browser then yes I think Box wins (to me VMW is more similar to ORCL than Box, as it provides cloud infrastructure and Box provides cloud storage, etc, etc directly to co's and end users). I've used Box and it is very simple to use yet powerful.
DeleteAh, yes, not same thing but maybe siblings. BOX takes over cloud services and uses something other than VMW then VMW dies on vine, is the pic in my head.
DeleteEMC has been buying lots of VMW shares, something stupid going on?
I don't know, probably makes sense for EMC to hedge some and they will probably just take VMW out. I don't see any slow down in the tech consolidation, many deals to come in the next 12-18 months.
DeleteSo maybe my broker's not wrong, they've got a $100+ target?
Deletesure, I could see 104.
DeleteThx, was beginning to wonder if I'd overlooked something obvious, never know about these brokers selling junk on behalf of their preferred clientele.
DeletePerhaps the stars align, kicking server sales into gear.
I agree with BB, and I like CP's interpretation> When pain is experienced as pleasure, then we'll know the end is nigh. Put another way, I've always enjoyed Vad's illustration of investors roasting on the grill> flip 'em and roast evenly.
ReplyDeleteô€‚„ 90-day breakouts: AON, CTRX, MERU and SNPS – pages 5 - 6
ReplyDelete􀂄 90-day breakdowns: AU, AUQ, COF, CLF, BVN, GFI, NEM and PBR
BVN - Completely erased it's losses from yesterday.
DeleteThis guy is ready for a bounce, but also has a downside target of 13.15 or GDXJ. At that point he would back up the truck.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.rickackerman.com/
The truck, and the ambulances.
DeleteGDXJ already met my PNF downside target of $19.76, FWIW.....
Deletehttp://stockcharts.com/def/servlet/SharpChartv05.ServletDriver?chart=gdxj,pepmdanrbr&pnf=y
Miners appear to be trading contra to the indexes today.
ReplyDeleteMy take> it's a 'buying opportunity' for the broad indexes. Not necessarily one I'm interested in taking. But we likely close in the green.
ReplyDeleteI'm still trying to figure out which part of yesterday was the headfake, I know one happened. Looking at the chart, seems like 500ms before 2pm some buying kicked in only to reverse in dramatic fashion.
Deleteagree, bad news = more/continued fed action. went long /ES at the VPOC (97.5), we may fall back some but I think we can close today above 08.75
DeleteI always like to see what is working in a pullback. Three stocks on my screen in particular stick out:
ReplyDeleteTZOO
DMND
NILE
FD: I bought more TZOO at $20.98 this morning. Avg is $21.1.
Add GASS to the list.
DeleteI probably jinxed it posting...
DeleteGASS - very nice.
DeleteGASS only paused a little during yesterday's panic, VG held up well until the very end and still is feeling sorta woozy.
DeleteFed jawboning gets desired effect: oil drops $5. That's my take on recent activities.
ReplyDeleteI've got the impression we're just witnessing some overbought stocks coming off, with that money going to sidelines or into stocks that haven't run up yet.
ReplyDeleteGL players. Gotta hop.
ReplyDeleteAUMN - $3.20 on it's way? It could happen.....
ReplyDeleteNot sure about the day to day activities but the reason I've decided to shift my thinking a bit longer term, granted at pretty bad timing but then again I've been long for a few years barring a few brief trips to the dark side, is this:
ReplyDelete(1) the growth in the economy is weak, no doubt, but what happens if the forces bringing it down turn around?
(2) Consider housing continuing its rebound and the impact it has on the broader economy. Not only does it provide a benefit to homeowners looking to sell, but most importantly it helps banks whose leverage in housing is enormous
(3) What happens if Europe actually has a return to growth?
(4) Japan - it's been a drag for years. Any boost there will help.
(5) Government sector has been a drag for a couple of years now. We see it in all of the monthly jobs reports. Yet still jobs growth has been fairly strong.
(6) I keep looking at this table that I've posted here a few times:
http://pages.stern.nyu.edu/~adamodar/New_Home_Page/datafile/spearn.htm
Aside from a brief period in the 1970s when inflation was sky high and interest rates were too, the earnings yield on the entire market is pretty favorable. Think about what the impact on earnings would be if (2)(3), and (4) take hold. I can envision a scenario where earnings go up 20 to 25% over 2 to 3 years and the S&P trades at 17 times earnings. Do the math and you get the S&P to well over 2,000.
I know this is all bigger picture stuff that plays out over time. But I just feel like staying long stocks is the right thing to do. The sentiment readings we get spoon fed to us are definitely not indicative to me of what the average person feels. Perfect example is my father-in-law. I had a conversation with him over the weekend and he admits to knowing nothing about the markets. He asked me how it was possible that the stock market is doing well if the economy sucks. This kind of sentiment is pervasive throughout our country and to me it says that we're nowhere near the kind of sentiment you see at the top of bull markets. Maybe this time is different, but I think it and the points above continue to point toward higher prices after we go through this pullback.
Granted, I still have 25 years until i'm officially allowed to retire so my time horizon is longer, but I just think its wise to always look at stocks as the only viable option for long term wealth creation, aside from owning your own business.
I don't agree with the sentiment readings either, my take is people are considerably more positive. Of course things still haven't fully recovered since "The Rifleman" went off air.
DeleteSo much you read nowadays is about sentiment, but reality is that fundamentals drive prices in the long term and I do think fundamentals look good. You're getting more and more latent demand in the system (cars, housing, etc) which will drive future sales, which in turn drives job growth and things continue to improve. Plus, if things start to slow, the Fed will psuh to keep things moving forward.
Delete(1) I think cheap liquidity and devalued currency has it's day, sooner or later.
Delete(2) RE may be driven right now by hedge funds and rentals, but this has been and will always be, a confidence game. This AM on the local news they talked about the housing numbers and the correspondent (news script reader) said "this is a warning to home buyers, prices could spike up in the next year". CNBC/Cramer et al. eat your hearts out, everyone is doing it now.
(3) The confidence game isn't limited to certain continents, they all do it.
(4) Yen shmen. Look at that chart. Ski jump anyone?
(5) The one weak spot because of the ideology battle. As soon as people get sick from uninspected beef or there is a terrorist attack due to TSA layoffs all bets are off.
(6) The thing that sticks out most to me is how the S&P over 14XX doesn't hold. I'm all for it sticking this time but I'm in show me mode.
I am mindful that valuations are not inflation adjusted, but that doesn't mean I'm not hopeful. It's the only game in town besides your provided caveats...stocks and business ownership.
1480 is in the bag, IMO. Especially if bears can hold it under 1505 resistance
DeleteAnother 12 pt haircut and a few negative comments might be enough to convince some folks to hit their sell buttons in the morning?
DeleteGMO - Betcha this one runs to $3.70 In case it doesn't, I'll likely be a buyer on dips below $3.20 Just waitin' on Hanlong....
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ReplyDeleteHard to argue with these, although all are known.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.ritholtz.com/blog/2013/02/correction-time-now-or-never/
AMNF, which TOF brought up last year, is up almost 50%:
ReplyDeletehttp://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/AMNF/chart
Likied that stock, talked to their CFO, but really thought we'd get a pullback. Oh well, time to take off the watch list and avoid future frustration.
yeah i've been following it for a long time.
DeleteWell there goes TZOO! I should have known.
ReplyDeleteheeeee's baaaack:
ReplyDeletehttp://finance.yahoo.com/blogs/daily-ticker/don-t-underestimate-economic-financial-effects-sequester-nouriel-152832809.html
'Hello, Laszlo.'
ReplyDelete'Hello, Newman. I mean Nouriel.'
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=98dai6CC5BA
DeleteXPP - Will this one test the 200SMA? That would make a decent entry, huh?
ReplyDeleteCC - So, did your metals dealer have any enlightening words of wisdom when you took your gold to him?
ReplyDelete'Sign here. Thanks.'
DeleteNo, he had gone to the bank for more cash and left me to an underling. No signature. He just counted out a lot of $100 bills.
DeleteLike most things I probably bottom ticked it perfectly.
I'm not worried, I'll just trade paper in the ROTH.
Not liking the action here. Take a look at EZU, for instance- at the low of the day.
ReplyDeleteIf you made money on the 2012-13 bull, think twice about giving it back.
SID and X round tripped from early DEC to now.
ReplyDeleteLet's see....banks or airlines?
ReplyDeletehttp://www.bloomberg.com/news/2013-02-20/why-should-taxpayers-give-big-banks-83-billion-a-year-.html
Why? b/c they're hairy little thieves and will just steal it from someone anyway.
DeleteHere comes 1508....
As the title of today's post suggests...this market is a churnin' urn of burnin' funk.
ReplyDeleteSomeone out there put all of their money in CBMX yesterday. I'll tip my cup to you, person out there. It's not about how, it's about if. If you make money in the market then congrats to you!
ReplyDeleteThat's some crazy $hit there.... If it does what it did on 12/7 then maybe we toast this person, but whoo wee that's whacky.
Deleteweird...TZOO continues to hang in there despite a few body blows. I did see that GRPN got upgraded and I saw rumors about LivingSocial getting some really bad terms on its recent fund raising. Since TZOO operates in this space on the higher end, perhaps it is benefitting from this. I still don't understand why this isn't bought out by a larger travel site. They generate a ton of traffic relative to their market cap and the buyer could just redirect all of their traffic onto their own site and funnel the visitors through their own booking platforms. The company trades at 1/2 the valuation of all other internet travel companies and 1/2 the valuation of GRPN. Yet it has the best free cash flow, relatively, and the best balance sheet (in terms of net cash vs market cap). They're going to be launching a new hotel booking platform in the summer/fall that could be a nice driver of growth in 2014. And to top it off, if Europe ever gets going, they do generate like 30% of their revenues from Europe.
ReplyDeleteThere are so many holes in the customer conversion process on TZOO's site and the fact that it can generate the level of cash flow it currently does tells you just how many people they have coming to their site and on their mailing list (26 million or so). Think about these things:
Delete(1) they redirect anyone looking to book travel to other travel sites through their own subsidiary, Fly.com. Do a search on that site and you get directed to EXPE, PCLN, etc. A buyer of TZOO would be able to just direct all of that traffic to their own site.
(2) As unbelievable as it sounds, right now if you see a deal on your phone with a coupon code, you can't click on the link and have that code carried over to the site you can book the deal on. instead you have to call up TZOO to take advantage of the coupon code. talk about missed opportunities (the company addressed it on their last CC).
(3) Just as crazy: if see a good deal for a hotel yet the deal isn't available on the dates that you want to book, you have no way of booking a stay at that hotel on TZOO. you have to contact the hotel directly and TZOO misses out on the revenues. Again, this was addressed by the company on its last CC.
My thinking is if they can get any of this leaking traffic to do business with them, revenues can grow modestly. Their cost structure is ridiculous: they have 90% gross margins. A 10% increase in revenues would yield an additional $0.85 in gross profit per share. The company is buying back stock pretty furiously...they bought back around $7 or $8 million just last quarter (about 2.5% of outstanding shares)...so if they can generate decent positive rev growth and continue buying back shares, EPS could skyrocket. And if Europe improves and/or other players in the deals space bow out, you could see it back up to the $100 level by the end of next year...
Right now I have 35% of my port in this and YRCW...I'm underwater on both...but I believe both have the potential to go up at least 3 times their current price over the next 18 months. I'm going to try my best to hold until then. I'm waiting to put the rest to work either in those two stocks or one on my watch list if it hits my buy target...I'm leaning toward SNE of course. But NOK is a good candidate as well.
DeleteHopefully you don't give up the day before they're taken over.....
DeleteJust keep an eye on the FXY/YCS charts. FXY is looking like it's forming a little base, or attempting to and YCS looks toppy. That would be bad for SNE, but shorting YCS or buying FXY might be a good trade.
DeleteThe one I am thinking of buying is Trip Advisor (TRIP). It's market cap is 20 times TZOO's, but 1/3 of LinkedIn, but I think they have a much better chance to monitize things long term than LinkedIn.
DeleteI am just having a really tough time wrapping my mind around buying something at 8 times sales.
BB - Sales is the wrong measure. Look at things like traffic relative to market cap, cash flow relative to market cap, earnings relative to market cap. On all three counts TZOO is about 50% cheaper than the rest of its competitors, excluding OWW which has a mountain of debt (I actually like OWW).
Delete"Just keep an eye on the FXY/YCS charts. FXY is looking like it's forming a little base, or attempting to and YCS looks toppy. That would be bad for SNE, but shorting YCS or buying FXY might be a good trade."
DeleteCC - I hear ya but I keep coming back to the fact that the Yen is waaaaay lower than it was in Q4 so Q1 earnings should be significantly better than PY.
Ah you know me, it's the charts. You may get your chance though, SNE has been trading down for 11 trading days. That's right on the line of trend change. Hopefully this action (overall) is just a mild pullback and we head higher. I'm not interested in making major decisions right here.....
DeleteES_F ..
ReplyDeleteverniman @verniman
$ES_F: The Auction Theory in play. Market filled imbalance at 1495 and back to balance at daily POC 1500. http://twitpic.com/c5oqmn
The Globe and Mail has 3 stories hitting gold today. Makes me think we are due for a bounce:
ReplyDelete- The only hope for gold is a good ol’ crisis
- Falling bullion prices: For gold, all the good news is bad
- Gold’s ‘glorious run’ is over, CIBC says
BB - I was thinking the same thing when I went to CNBC.com...
Deleteafternoon fellas
ReplyDeleteLet's see what silly things i did today
first bot 1000 shares of vxx on 1/18 at 24.45, since then i've been either 1000 or 500 shares long at the end of the day, 6 trades total for ...... about $150 of profit. It wasn't worth it. way too volatile for me for that size. Next time I'll go with 200 shares max. It looks like its set up to go higher but i need to step away from that one for a bit.
Bot 50 CF at 199.70, stops in at 184.70, first target at 214.70. This trade is more about buying CF around the 200 day and managing my money. I'm willing to loose $750, not like last year where this trade cost me about 5k or so.
bot 100 RNF at 39.68, this is a long term hold, i'd take a bigger loss on this one but instead of setting a stop, i'm going to enter a price alert around $35ish
sold 500 tvix at 4.77 that i bot at 4.56, just wanted to reduce my exposure above breakeven. still have 500 shares and I will use a stop at 3.97
2x more oil than anticipated, LOL
ReplyDeleteTOF- Thanks for the info on the ZOO. I'm looking at it really hard.
ReplyDeletedon't look too hard! it can strain your eyes.
Deleteby the way, the two brothers that own the majority of the stock have sold out enough i believe to get them under a 50% stake. i don't know if this means anything but it is interesting to note they have had buyout rumors before (april 2012 was one rumor) and they were shot down because it was assumed the boys would never sell.
I was worried you'd say something about my hands...
DeleteRobot is short now......
ReplyDelete@1498
DeleteI went long NOK after hours at $3.76.
ReplyDeleteFor you TZOO guys, almost all of the hotel stocks are reporting good numbers for Q4, ahead of last year, often beating estimates and a number of dividend raises.
ReplyDeleteShows the consumer is getting better and travel picking up. These stocks are cyclically oriented and business improves with the economy, so stocks linked to this industry like TZOO (and TRIP) should benefit.
The hotels stocks have all moved well the last 3 months, so may be a little late there, but I think playing the rebounding consumer in general, works well for 2013.
BGZ - Up in AH, TZA down slightly.
ReplyDeleteI wanna find an entry in BGZ.
No, BGZ doesn't trade anymore, SPXS is the replacement.
DeleteObviously, the reason I'm interested in large cap downside is b/c I think small cap will outperform.
DeleteI'm seeing some hammers out there, wonder if they're head fakes?
ReplyDeleteYamana Gold Inc: Strong production growth and expanding FCF
ReplyDeleteNewmont Mining: Q4’12 adj. EPS beat; gold reserves replaced in 2012
ReplyDeleteNEM Objective is $57
DeleteAUY Objective is $25
SYNC - Change from Buy -> Underperform (Oops!) $5 PO
ReplyDeleteHmmm...I did my typical 2 minute check and it didn't seem THAT bad.
Delete"Headwinds likely to persist" - "Light Q1 & 2013 guidance; lowering estimates
DeleteMgmt provided initial 2013 rev/EBITDA midpoint guidance of $124.0mn/$12.1mn,
below Street at $143.7mn/$18.3mn. Guidance likely reflects headwinds from
consumer adoption of mobile devices and suboptimal positioning on Windows 8.
We are lowering 13/14 rev ests to $124.4mn/$130.9mn from $142.3mn/$159.7mn
while EBITDA ests go to $12.1mn/$14.9mn from $19.3mn/$26.2mn. There could
be upside to our ests ($50mn+ in rev) if Synacor were to sign AT&T from Yahoo!
in 2H13 but we note the deal would likely be announced until mid-2014.
Lowering to Underperform while taking PO to $5
We see Synacor as an investment on the rise of TV viewing on the web and still
like Synacor’s opportunity for a transformative customer win (such as AT&T) to
positively transform the model. Despite these desirable characteristics, we
believe headwinds will likely persist and are lowering our rating to Underperform.
We are taking our PO to $5 (from $9) based on 7x our lowered 2014 EV/EBITDA
est, a discount to media peers but warranted given high customer concentration."
Cp. who is robot?
ReplyDeleteIt's a robot I've been watching. This is the robot that's been long SPX 1424 Dec 31st, it flipped short today @ 2pm
DeleteLooks like a low risk entry on expe
ReplyDelete20-Feb-13 03:47PM Aon to Divest Entire Zimbabwe Unit After 66 Years at Bloomberg
ReplyDeleteCTRX - $62~65? Earnings 2/28 BMO
ReplyDeleteMERU -> 5$? Wireless LAN
ReplyDeleteCARB - PO $16 Buy
ReplyDeleteCarbonite, Inc.: S&M leverage drives EPS beat; Buy, $16 PO
October 26, 2012
Inverse H&S on 1 yr chart?
DeleteSCTY - Tried to close the gap up.
ReplyDelete