recently both the Motley Fool and Jim Cramer have been touting netflix. However the stock is falling, Buy??
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I don't think it's a good investment at this time as Google just missed analyst's expectations, there seems to be some selling trend in tech stocks.
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MOT is a great pick for 2006. Cell phones are still hot, and MOT continues to over deliver and under promise. There is a whole new wave of cell phone technology coming, hence, smart phones with music t.v. and God knows what else etc. Motorola is aware and doing everything they can to stay ahead. Furthermore, the stock is at a perfect technical level to buy right now. It is flirting with its 50 day moving average. I would buy it with a 10% stop loss and let it ride. HOGS GET SLAUGHTERD
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look up symbol ANDS.  It's a high risk drug stock.  It fell drastically recently due to stock option scandal, but it's recovering fast.
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I don't own stock in Emerson.  I'm gonna have a look at it though...."thank you".\n\n\nStock tips?  \n\nAROTECH CORPORATION   [ARTX]\n\nSurely you can afford some ....they go for under 30 cents this morning.   \n\nThey just got a HUGE order for their products.\n\nI'm buying up more!    As fast as I can!
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Amazon posted a huge gain one quarter and their stocks took a dive.\n\nMutual funds, hedge funds and inside holders (like the CEO and the board) hold the majority of any stock.  Mutual and hedge funds have their own formulas on what they expect from a company.  That projection is built into the price (aka they buy or sell till the majority feel that it's the price it should be).  Those projections are also called estimates, so when the news talks about beating, matching or falling short of estimates, you know what the news means.\n\nVolume is the other factor.  On low volume days or low volume stocks, there are fewer people deciding if a stock goes up or down.  You shouldn't be concerned with a stock that goes up on high volume and down on low volumes.  That means that vast majority of holders think the stock is going up.  If the volume is high and the stocks are going down, chances the majority of holders are bailing or cashing in.
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If that is the only stock you own, do not buy more. All the eggs in one basket is a very bad idea. \n\nIndia has a growing economy and even though there has been a sever sell off in Indian stocks that does not mean there is not value in the companies. \n\n I am not familiar with PBA, so I can not advise on the soundness of that particular company but many Indian stocks were very richly priced a month ago and have been subject to a market correction as have stocks throughout the world markets, though not so severely as the Indian markets.\n\nIf you believe the company is sound and has good finances--not too much debt--and has good prospects just hold on to it. \n\nIf on the other hand, you purchased it as a speculation then you may want to sell it and take your loss. \n\nPersonally, I have been nibbling at some Indian stocks since the sell off. Some look very attractive now at these levels, but just small bites. These sell offs have a habit of taking on a life of their own. Next month, these same stocks might very well be selling at Rs 60.   It happened in the U S markets on several occasions.
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A few companies that I would recommend you look into are BRNC, INSP, and YHOO.  While these don't quite fall in the $10-$20 range that you specified, this shouldn't matter, a 10% gain is a 10% gain no matter how many shares you own.  \n\nBRNC operates in the oilfield drilling industry, and are expected to see growth rates of over 35% annually for the next few years.  From their current levels, I see a 80% upside within the next year.\n\nINSP operates in the search and mobile phone service industries.  While their growth rates in their mobile initiatives may be enough to warrant a buy, I am attracted to this stock by their cash position.  They have over half of their market cap in cash, and no debt on hand.  They are a growth company currently trading at value stock type levels.  Should result in  nice gain if you invest at these levels.\n\nLast but not least in YHOO.  You are using one of their newer offerings at the moment, just one of the many facets that will contribute to their future growth.  Forget Google, Yahoo! is the king of the internet sector.  While I see Google's shares falling over the next 12 months, I see Yahoo gaining nicely.  I'm not going to talk in terms of 12 months for Yahoo though, as they are a company that I view as a leftime investment.  Their is absolutely no reason that Yahoo should not remain the leading internet presence 20 years from today.\n\nFor more stock ideas, check out TheNewWallStreet.com.  Dont be shy feel free to leave a comment.
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It's a game, you're looking for some potential big increases in a short period.\n\nLMRA is a good speculative stock.  Buy on support around 7 and sell around 10.  \n\nLook at the chart.  Pops up, pulls back, pops up, pulls back.\n\nhttp://finance.yahoo.com/q/bc?t=3m&l=on&z=m&q=c&p=&a=&c=&s=lmra\n\nSome solid stocks you might like are NYX or MA.  KSS isn't too bad either.\n\nGood luck!
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Anyone can buy or sell a stock their broker accepts orders for unless the stock is on that broker's restricted list.  Not all brokers have the same restricted list so you'll need to always check around.\n\nfinance.yahoo.com's company search was not able to locate a ticker symbol for "suntv" nor is that a valid symbol in itself.  However if you are speaking of SNTVQ; company name Sun Television & Appliance, Inc... that's a different story.  \n\nAsuming you're asking about SNTVQ.PK, I'm not sure what interest a person would have in a bankrupt stock that has traded only 18 times over the past 90 days (2/14/06 - 5/12/06) and the last trade was on 5/3/06 total volume 2,720 at an average price per share of .006 ($16.32 before commissions).  \n\nThough I do not give buy/sell/hold recommendations I do stress the point that a person should NEVER invest/trade ANY amount of money they are not 100% comfortable losing.  Good luck and due your own DD.  Check us out at subpennyradio.com!
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If your worried at all, then take some of the profits of the table. that they are a financially stable company, no bad long term debt, they have mostly financed their increase in Assets through their lines of credit with their suppliers, which is good becasue they aquired an Ohio operation which accounted for their increases in revenues. So as long as business stays good for the companies that CMT provides to, then business for CMT should be good. Mgmt looks like it know what its doing, i would probably buy some more, if i were you.\n\n\ncharts only show you the past, and the Random Walk tells us that the past means diddly about the future or even now. we know that it would take a lot for the company to  go Bankrupt, they have solid financials. and we know that they produce fiberglass and plastic stuff for at least 4 major manufacturers, there is nothing wrong with this stock right now, Technical analysis is like saying it was sunny yesterday, so it will be sunny today.
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This is just my personel opinion, but I don't think its a good company, I think its a horrible company.  \n\nLooking at the fundamentals, its revenue has grown about 270% in the past year, of course this is a phenomenally good growth rate, but in $ terms it went up about 175 million (from 67 million to 242 million).  During the past year their net loss was 862 million and its increasing too (albeit not as fast as revenue) and stands at almost 4 times revenue for the past quarter.  It could be 10 years (or never) before these guys make a profit, and they will have to dilute their shares (ie issue more shares to raise cash) before then.\n\nTo make matters even worse, their stock price peaked (at almost 8$ per share in early December) and has been trending sharply down since then, so even from a technical point of view they look terrible.\n\nSo, we have a fantastic growth rate but utterly terrible fundamentals and technicals, whats to like.\n\nAgain, just one opinion.
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I'm a fan of Jim Cramer's Action Alerts Plus. Cramer tells people "Don't just buy what I suggest. Do some research on your own." He explains (in everyday language) why he thinks certain stocks will do well or not.\n\nWatch "Mad Money" on CNBC. If you like Cramer, then try a free trial of the newsletter.\n\nI agree with previous answers, most newsletters are crap.
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Book now, the stock will come down.\n\nBuy at lower levels than Rs.62
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The stock is still in a strong downward trend.\n\nIf you observe on the chart, you will notice 2 trend lines, one is still showing a strong downward trend and the other acting as a strong resistance.\n\nI suggest buying when both trend intersacts and purchase at that price, or you can drop me a mail if you require further analysis.
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I would like to know myself but I've been watching \nCTE(cardiotech) for over 10 years & you should buy it below\n2 dollars. Just be careful with penny stocks because they \ncan get you bankrupt:)
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I'm buying carefully chosen stocks that appear to be very undervalued with big moats.  \n\nI sold out a lot of positions just before the fall so have plenty of cash - planning on putting about half of it back in the market between now and mid July.
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I don't trust his ratings. I would use common sense and market research. He is slowly turning into some kind of a showman rather than an investor and there is no data backing the millions of profit he claims to have made. Trust your own judgement, these TV stars will not stand by you.