Jeffries Thinks MR is a Buy?
Today, Jefferies initiated Mindray Medical (MR) with a Buy and a $31 price target. I think the analyst needs to look into MR’s history.
Today, Jefferies initiated Mindray Medical (MR) with a Buy and a $31 price target. I think the analyst needs to look into MR’s history.
Joy Global (JOYG) makes the big machines that mine raw materials from the ground. Think coal, copper, and iron ore.
K12 (LRN) missed estimates last quarter and had its 2011 outlook lowered. Yet management patted itself on the back in its earnings release. Management still has some learning to do.
With The Cheat Sheet saying we should be looking into Oil stocks, Canada’s Suncor (SU) is a stock I will be watching. Suncor is the first company to develop oil-sands. …
CNinsure (CISG) is getting clobbered today. The news is bad, I would sell any shares of CIGS I owned. Here’s why:
Devry (DV) continues to be on my radar, and its 10 P/E makes the stock enticing, but estimates declining and single-digit growth on the horizon, DV isn’t timely at all.
On August 25th I sold Amazon.com (AMZN) for $125 a share. In the one-year chart that’s within that little base the stock made before it took off to $170. Although …
Google (GOOG) had results last qtr that were better than expected. Of course only a qtr earlier results disappointed. What do I make of this?
Here’s a six-pack of stock’s I have on my radar. One stock stands out from the pack — and might be something I buy in the near future.
China Lodging Group (HTHT) has gone on a tear higher. This Chinese hotel company is one of my top Stocks on the Radar.
Here’s why the stock jumped — why I missed the run — and where I think a good buy point is.
Left: HTHT’s one-year chart shows the stock broke out at $19.
Vitamin Shoppe’s (VSI) one-year chart makes the stock look buyable, but estimates three and four quarters out show 25% and 17% growth coming. I thought VSI might take off like Herbalife (HLF) did last week but after analyzing VSI’s earnings table, I’m not smitten. I’ll continue to keep VSI on the radar.