Im bored so let's talk Stock Picks

Guildenstern · May 11, 2006

QEE, IMCO, GV and lookin' for pullbacks in GLE, CWPC, and SIGA

BuddhaTop · May 11, 2006

Quote from Hydroblunt:

Watch TGB guys, earnings tomorrow. Since Im not daytrading, I did not get a chance to buy more TGB on that run of the stops.

Hey Hydro,

I am suprised you're not daytrading anymore? Have you gotten a full time job and do your swing trading on the side? Good luck on your transition into a swing trading. I plan on swing trading someday too.

max401 · May 11, 2006

Quote from BuddhaTop:

Hey Hydro,

I am surprised you're not daytrading anymore? Have you gotten a full time job and do your swing trading on the side? Good luck on your transition into a swing trading. I plan on swing trading someday too.

I've found that swing can be just as adrenalin pumping as daytrading.

max401 · May 11, 2006

HEES +4.70 in the AH. Beat the estimate by $.15. I think this was a Cramer pick when it was in the 30's. Hmm... 6PM is right around the corner...

Rearden Metal · May 11, 2006

Quote from Hydroblunt:

Got hit on DRL at 7.53, I think this might retest the recent $7.25 low and I think they will try to run stops so I put my stop closer to $7. I think this is a good risk/reward being that I believe DRL has hit rock bottom on those news. Even if fundamentally Doral does not have much going in the future, the stock seems way oversold and quite cheap on valuation. I'm looking for it to hit $10-12 within 3 months on a bounce alone. A turnaround would be even better, could turn into a year hold.

I think you're going to dump your DRL right after you read this message.

The P/E ratio you see is fake. 

It is based upon pre-restatement earnings and forecasts.
DRL really earned 29 cents per share for the first nine months of 2005. Just do the math, and now that P/E doesn't look quite as pretty. No dividend anymore either.

http://yahoo.reuters.com/stocks/Quo...06-05-03_13-05-37_WEN6625&symbol=DRL.N&rpc=44

Still like the fundamentals now?

max401 · May 11, 2006

Quote from Rearden Metal:

I think you're going to dump your DRL right after you read this message.

The P/E ratio you see is fake. 

It is based upon pre-restatement earnings and forecasts.
DRL really earned 29 cents per share for the first nine months of 2005. Just do the math, and now that P/E doesn't look quite as pretty. No dividend anymore either.

http://yahoo.reuters.com/stocks/Quo...06-05-03_13-05-37_WEN6625&symbol=DRL.N&rpc=44

Still like the fundamentals now?

Is it a bottom? It was only down .18 today.

Hydroblunt · May 11, 2006

Quote from BuddhaTop:

Hey Hydro,

I am suprised you're not daytrading anymore? Have you gotten a full time job and do your swing trading on the side? Good luck on your transition into a swing trading. I plan on swing trading someday too.

Just lost the focus and passion for sitting in front of the screen for hours watching tick by tick. I like actually knowing the stock and taking a position instead. I have a trading account for Russian market and I also trade a very niche market of GreenTags with my friend's solar company. I got into the renewable energy industry because it is the place to be for the next few decades.

Quote from Rearden Metal:

I think you're going to dump your DRL right after you read this message.

The P/E ratio you see is fake. 

It is based upon pre-restatement earnings and forecasts.
DRL really earned 29 cents per share for the first nine months of 2005. Just do the math, and now that P/E doesn't look quite as pretty. No dividend anymore either.

http://yahoo.reuters.com/stocks/Quo...06-05-03_13-05-37_WEN6625&symbol=DRL.N&rpc=44

Still like the fundamentals now?

I knew about the discontinued dividend. I never really believed their P/E anyway.
Just about every bank has a questionable P/E ratio. I can't even get halfway through their full earnings reports, too much financial engineering.
I agree with Option Trader on his pick of DRL and also Doral has just been beat up by bad news for over a year. I do not think the stock can go much lower and I'll bet 5-7% on the position with the belief that I can make 30-50%. I'm not betting the farm here, certainly not doubling up and I would be fine if I get stopped out quick. Better than sitting in AIRT for months unsure whether to exit or not since it keeps trying to break out.

Bought more TGB today. Weird earnings report, but I still like the company a lot.

HEES, wow. Are those numbers for real?

Batterup · May 11, 2006

Ok, here is a couple suggestions on stock picking. For longs pick those going up. For shorts pick those going down.

No charge.

Sometimes i come in just to have some fun. we all need a little humor now and then. ...

max401 · May 11, 2006

Quote from Batterup:

Ok, here is a couple suggestions on stock picking. For longs pick those going up. For shorts pick those going down.

No charge.

Sometimes i come in just to have some fun. we all need a little humor now and then. ...

First you need something humorous.

Hydroblunt · May 11, 2006

Quote from Batterup:

Ok, here is a couple suggestions on stock picking. For longs pick those going up. For shorts pick those going down.

No charge.

Sometimes i come in just to have some fun. we all need a little humor now and then. ...

Pffftt,

My alternate technique, which will be utilized soon is much better.

Pick one stock for the night, no direction, but something you feel you should take a position on the next morning. Go to sleep. Wake up. If your C*ck is laying to the right, go all out long. If it's to the left, go all out short. If it's a straight up erection not hanging left or right, withdraw cash and go to a hooker. Once you finish, ask her, she should give you the words of wisdom.

Guaranteed multi 1000% strategy.