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Brian Shannon (July 16th, 2008) Writes:
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QualityStocks (July 2nd, 2008) Writes:
GeoEye is focused on providing satellite and aerial imagery, geospatial information, geospatial products, and solutions to the national security community, strategic partners, and commercial customers. The information the company provides is a crucial asset to several industries including intelligence, defense and security, air and marine transportation, oil and gas, environmental monitoring, online mapping, insurance and risk management, urban planning and emergency preparedness.
In order to continue providing the best-in-class solutions, GeoEye is preparing for the launch of GeoEye-1, which has been designed to be the globe’s most accurate, highest-resolution commercial Earth imaging satellite. This advanced satellite will be able to take images with a ground resolution of just 16 inches!
With such huge potential, and analysts saying things like, “The successful launch of the satellite should lead to a 170 percent rise in the company’s earnings before interest, taxes depreciation and amortization on revenue growth of 50 percent in 2009,” one would
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Brian Shannon (June 5th, 2008) Writes:
Below are 10 stocks I will be watching for potential trades. There are 2 potential short plays (CINF & PWRD) and 8 potential longs. The numbers written in on the chart are levels where I have set alerts on my trading system, they are not necessarily buy or sell levles. I set alerts to ensure I don’t miss an opportunity as the stock gains momentum. If I trade any of these stocks I will most likely buy on strength and sell short on weakness, I like to enter as momentum builds from a critical level. I will often sell a small piece of a position if it moves as little as 20-30 cents very quickly and then continue to hold remaining shares for more strength. These are not recommendations, just some ideas which appear to be ready for movement. I know nothing about …
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Richard Shaw (May 7th, 2008) Writes:
One of the principal reasons for asset allocation is risk management.
Market risk is generally defined as return fluctuation – volatility. That is different than issue risk (the risk of owning a single stock or bond issue), which includes not only volatility, but also the risk of company bankruptcy or default on bonds.
While most investment professionals understand and take the risk reduction aspect of asset allocation for granted, that is not the case for all investment advisory clients. We have been asked on more than one occasion, how we know that to be true, and for some evidence of that truth.
There are probably many ways to respond to that question, one of which is with a practical example with real market data. We have created one such example for this article.
The image below shows the relative weekly return and weekly rate of change of six index investment funds representing six major
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David Aferiat (May 7th, 2008) Writes:
We asked them (our surveyed customers) and they responded. Trade-Ideas focuses on getting the longer-term trader through the best initial entry point and getting him/her to the next day and beyond. That's
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