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Taking a break from the recent Dow Theory series to give my two cents on today’s earnings beat by Google. It’s a stock I own so I’m understandably thrilled by Google’s recent earnings report. Google’s shares had shed nearly 40% of their value since reaching a peak at $750 and fallen to their 52-week low […]
Yesterday’s post on Apple’s recent correction and current rally was, for the most part a technicals driven analysis with attention paid to short term catalysts. I thought I’d sound off a little on my impression of Apple as a longterm story. The focus here is more on Apple’s strategic position than on crunching its fundamental […]
We discussed Fibonacci Retracements last week and I promised a more in depth post on my thoughts on Apple’s current rally during my Quarter 1 Investment Review. Today, we’ll put the two together with a look at the recent rally in Apple’s stock. The stock sold off heavily as people took profits and ran away […]
In another move to the portfolio, I picked up shares of Bank of America a few days ago and dropped my position in Aetna. As I mentioned a few weeks back about the shifting outlook in healthcare, Aetna is likely the health insurer in the best shape to weather the storm. That being said, any […]
When I added funds to Portfolio A in September, I claimed that I would use some a portion of the funds to create a regular trading position to go with the other intermediate term picks. In very short time, I found Apple, Google, and Humana to be great buys for various reasons and had the […]
With the Fed’s opening of an emergency credit line for companies facing insolvency due to the current credit crisis, markets have rebounded swiftly and we’re looking at 2% days across the major indexes. I should be jumping for joy given that we haven’t seen such green days for a while now. Unfortunately, both of my […]
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