Exxon’s Been Beaten Up in this Stock Market
Like many Blue Chips, Exxon Mobil’s (XOM) been hit hard this month. XOM was $85 three weeks ago — then the correcting market took it down to $68 — and the stock’s $72 now after today’s market rally.
Sharek’s Take
Bad Netflix News is Good to See
If you’re like me, you’ve missed out on Netflix (NFLX) stock as it went from $30 to $300 since the end of 2008. Yesterday’s poor eranings results combined with bad P.R. from soon-to-be price increase could give us our chance to get in.
MasterCard is Through the Woods
MasterCard (MA) stock is free to roam now that the Federal Reserve didn’t cut the fees banks charge retailers for debit transactions as much as anticipated.
Herbalife24
Hertbalife24 is Herbalife’s (HLF) next catalyst. At $200 a month, this line of products is nutritional fuel for workout enthusiasts.
SodaStream Action Means Market’s OK
SodaStrream’s (SODA) price action the last week has convinced me the stock market is getting close to bottom. At least stocks are buyable here.
Focus Media is a Different Company
In 2008 Focus Media (FMCN) got slapped on the wrist for sending spam to people in China. The company got rid of that division — now FMCN is a different company.
Express Scripts (ESRX) and Netflix (NFLX) Site Cost-of-Doing-Business
Express Scripts (ESRX) and Netflix (NFLX) are down today after reporting earnings last night. Here’s Sharek’s Take on what happened.
Rediff.com (REDF) Breaks Out on High Volume
Today, Rediff.com (REDF), an Indian provider of Internet content, broke out to a 52-week high on high volume. Chart looks good, numbers don’t.
Give Google a Break
Wow, Google (GOOG) got hit after reporting earnings yesterday. New CEO, vetran visionary, Larry Page hired a bunch of people and everybody’s shook up because he hired a lot of people. Google is what it is.
Netflix’s Turn Up Shows Market Strength
Netflix’s (NFLX) strength shows this market is not as weak as it may seem. It’s time to buy top stocks while you can.
Green Mountain Shows Starbucks Who Daddy Is
Today Starbucks (SBUX) announced Green Mountain Coffee (GMCR) is its daddy, and will pay GMCR in a form of reverse-child support.