Look at Exxon Last Quarter vs This Quarter
Exxon (XOM) was all-hyped up last quarter after it ran from below $60 to $83. Now the stock is $82 and is getting no respect. It should. Here’s why.
Growth Radar
You Would Look Good in Blue
IBM (IBM) is looking good. It might look better in your portfolio. The next few years should be good ones for Blue Chip stocks, and they don’t call IBM Big Blue for nothing.
Google Doesn’t Care What You Think
Google (GOOG) doesn’t care what you — or Wall Street analysts — think of how its running its business. They are gonna do what they are gonna do and if you want to own the stock then own it.
Lululemon Continues Higher (Without Me Owning It)
Lululemon Athletica (LULU) continues to put on a show as its now looking to take out $100 a share. Here’s what I think of this stock.
2011 Looks Bad for Salesforce.com
2011 looks like a bad year for Salesforce.com (CRM). Let me rephrase that: the company should be fine. The stock should not.
OpenTable Must Be Respected
OpenTable (OPEN) is expected to make $1.09 this year. The stock is $89. The P/E is 82. Seems like it would fall in a down market like this — that maybe one could short it — but this stock has to be respected.
Amazon Set to Correct
Amazon.com (AMZN) just grew profits 7% and AMZN stock has a P/E of 55. Amazon is set to correct.
From $67 to $235
Netflix (NFLX) has gone from $67 to $235 in the past year. The ten-year chart shows a parabolic move higher. I want this stock — but wish it would come down and let me in.
Respectable
Google (GOOG) is looking respectable here. A case could be made to buy the stock now, as the numbers look, well, respectable.
Exxon’s a Good Stock
Exxon (XOM)’s a good stock to own. The only problem I have with buying XOM here is the stock’s been on a run already.
2011 is the Year to Buy this Stock
Home Inne & Hotels (HMIN) is the cheapest its been in a long time. This stock is at the top of my radar, but might not make a move until later in the year.
The Best Stocks We Missed in 2010
Here’s three of the Best Stocks we missed as they ran higher in 2010: Netflix (NFLX), Salesforce.com (CRM) and Opentable (OPEN).