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As everyone knows Taser Intl (TASR) is a hot stock. If you are able to, I recommend shorting the stock from here @ 98.04 (closing price). Stop @ 103 (closing price).

Final Random Walk Journal Rd. 1 3/13/04 Update Type Recommendation (current status) ------ --------------------- 1 Strong bull (anticipate significant upside near-term) 2 Weak bull (conditional upside, probable strength) 3 Neutral (uncertain current outlook...

3/11/04 Update Type Recommendation (current status) ------ --------------------- 1 Strong bull (anticipate significant upside near-term) 2 Weak bull (conditional upside, probable strength) 3 Neutral (uncertain current outlook, could go either way) 4 Weak...

3/8/04 Update Type Recommendation (current status) ------ --------------------- 1 Strong bull (anticipate significant upside near-term) 2 Weak bull (conditional upside, probable strength) 3 Neutral (uncertain current outlook, could go either way) 4 Weak...

No, I am serious. The reason why the short technique works is because you can take your profits and reinvest them (reapply shorts) while the price is still falling (in your favor). You can't do this on the long side. Meaning if a stock jumps from 100 to 150, you can't sell it and reinvest the...

One of the principle tenets against short selling is you can never make more than a 100% return, but on the long side the upside is unlimited. However, it seems that if you are convinced a stock will go to zero or very close to it, then you indeed can make more than a 100% return...

3/5/04 Update Wells Fargo (WFC) new rating: 1 previous rating: 3 new STOP below 57.50 (on close)

Also include VSNI

Given that the NY Times has a lengthy article about videophones will VLTA enjoy a significant pop (>10%+) by the end of Friday? Remember this company is a penny stock (closed at .48) with a 39.6 million dollar market cap.

2/3/04 Update Type Recommendation (current status) ------ --------------------- 1 Strong bull (anticipate significant upside near-term) 2 Weak bull (conditional upside, probable strength) 3 Neutral (uncertain current outlook, could go either way) 4 Weak...

1/27/04 Update Type Recommendation (current status) ------ --------------------- 1 Strong bull (anticipate significant upside near-term) 2 Weak bull (conditional upside, probable strength) 3 Neutral (uncertain current outlook, could go either way) 4 Weak...

1/16/04 Update Type Recommendation (current status) ------ --------------------- 1 Strong bull (anticipate significant upside near-term) 2 Weak bull (conditional upside, probable strength) 3 Neutral (uncertain current outlook, could go either way) 4 Weak...

Cramer is absent from today's K&C...premonition?

I doubt CNBC own rules would permit him to be a major component of a show and still adhere to the policy, regardless of classification. If his holdings were in a blind trust then his RealMoney.com service would be finished as he could not use it as a stock selector tool either for himself or...

Jim Cramer, outspoking markets commentator for CNBC's Kudlow and Cramer, is a director and major shareholder of theStreet.com, a firm he co-founded. Regularly on the program he tells viewers that he owns or is going to acquire certain securities that are a result of his RealMoney.com stock...

Update Then 10/15/03 Closing price: 11.13 Now 1/6/04 Closing price: 13.00 Gain: 16.8%

When I am referring to the fundamentals, I am just putting out there some variables to keep in mind, not necessarily make a specific trading decision off of.

Although marketsurfer and others made a good pick with SIRI at ~2.25 and it now is nearing on 4.00 is it a candidate ripe for a fall like WEL did shortly after the Iraq War was concluded? I rarely would suggest that a stock is overvalued, but it seems incredible that it could now have a $4.1...

Clarify: when you mean "negative performance fee" are you suggesting that the fund management will return to the shareholders of the fund an amount proportional to their loss as a percentage of the performance fee? For example: Would $100M ABC Fund w/ a 10% performance fee (ex-managing fees)...