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Apple Has Topped Out!

That’s right.  The apple chart shows an evening star doji.  I still expect this to be a great stock moving forward, but it has leaped 30 points in one month giving it almost a 40% gain.  It doesn’t help that Steve Jobs is not at work anymore.  We can only wish for more excellent keynotes from the great orator of Apple.  However, Apple is still pushing out great products.  They have the best mobile phone, and arguably, the best laptops.  They continue to carry the best line of music devices through the IPod.  Sheesh, they are just doing a great job.

If you like to gamble, throw some short sells into Apple.  However, I suggest not risking too much.  Don’t lose your house over this trade.  It might be in a bearish mode, but expect it to continue moving up.  As a safety net, I suggest short-selling this thing for at max 10 points to be conservative.  Also, remember to put in your stops.

Getting Serious with Sirius

Sirius/XM Radio, SIRI, has dropped to an all-top low last week at $0.05.  Yesterday, it made a whopping increase of 60% and ended the day at $0.16.  This was triggered by a loan made by Liberty Media.  This helps prevent Sirius from filing bankruptcy and gives it more time to find a buyer.  This also gives Mr. Malone, Liberty Media’s chairmen, ownership stake in the company.  Liberty Media also owns DirectTV.  It be interesting to see what type of partnerships and deals come out of Sirius/XM Radio with their satellite packages.  I see this stock moving up from here on.  Even Dish was interested in this deal, but lucked out when DirectTV helped them out.  I see plenty of potential in this stock.  At $0.016, you have a lot more upside than downside.  Buy 1,000 shares and wait a few years, let’s see what happens 😉

Mueller Water Products on the Cheap

Water infrastructure is looking to be a rather important function going forward in the United States.  Clean water is not only an essential part to living, but also something that is declining at a rapid rate.  The funding needed to replace existing old infrastructure has been lacking.  Barack Obama has stated that one of his goals is to use federal funding to help fix roads, bridges, utilities, and you know for sure part of his stimulus package will be for helping fix these water problems.

Mueller Water Products, MWA, got knocked down to $4.22 from $6.66 on Wednesday.  Currently, it is at $3.33 this morning.  It got as high as $7 earlier this week.  At this price, it’s at the point of hitting a bottom.  The price can only go down furthur if there is no funding to help the infrastructure.   Possibly worst-case scenario, there’s a few quarters to which this might happen, but once people realize the importance, this stock will hit double digits in no time.  Obama wants to put people into jobs and helping improve the water situation will not only benefit the country nationally it will help improve the mess of an unemployment market.

Get Ready to Make Quick Cash for New Years

The new year is upon us, with it, we can expect many great things.  President Obama is taking office and will be putting his policies in full force.  This includes includes more funding for alternative energy projects, more funding for road contruction projects, helping the automobile industry out, and even more bailing out of companies.  This means we can make some big bucks!  He stated that it will take a long time before we get out of this mess.  This normally would be a problem, but I’m looking to make money right away and I know everyone else is too after losing tons of cash in 2008.

2009, let’s get ready for the January stock rally.  In the past, we have had a nice January rally when the past year had a drop of 20% or more.  We sure hit that mark for 2008.  I’m betting the January rally will be big and then you can expect downturns for the rest of the year.  We are already in a depression, and I would not bet things will be moving back up for a long-time.  However, I’m looking to buy some cheap energy, pharmaceticuls, and health-care stocks, stuff that is on President Obama’s agenda.

With that note, I leave you with three picks.
DVN – Devon Energy currently at $66.79
UNH – United Healthcare currently at $26.49
PFE – Pfizir at $17.30

Pfizir might be a good trade long-term as you get a whopping 7% dividend.  But I’m looking for quick cash, so I will sell end of January!  Enjoy!

How Long Can It Go?

North American Palladium (PAL) is again hitting it’s low set 6 months ago and the same low in 2005 which is around $3.50.  Both times it stood in that ground for a month or two, then it sky-rocketted up to $9!  Tomorrow, if it is still around $3.50, I might go ahead and make my move and buy some more.   I’m running both on technical and fundamental research.  Technical in that the stock is again reaching its bottom, so its time to move up.  Fundamentally, this is a material that should be moving up with the inflationary concerns.  I do not think it can stay low for so long.

Couer d’Alene Mines (CDE) is also moving downward.  Silver is continuing its move down with gold.  Bleh, I will continue to hold onto my shares but if it goes down more I might justify it to get some more.  Commodity stocks move up and down quickly but if you are willing to play the same there is money to be made quickly also.  I do hope its bottoming out.  All the other silver stocks continue to move up.  I hope dilution does not continue to stop this stock!  What is management doing to this company!

PAL, North American Palladium, expect a move UP

PAL is a metals mine specializing in palladium and a little platinum.  It has moved down from $9 all the way to a closing monday price of $4.25.  They report earnings on August 8.  I believe there price is very undervalued. With the growing inflationary dollar, there should be an increase in price much higher than we see currently.  I expect huge jumps after the earning call.  If we do see it go down even more, expect a very good time to buy.  It cannot go down much more until it makes explosive moves up like fertilizer had been experiencing.

Hot Deals when you least expect it!

You know the american car companies, ford and general motors, with their continuing debt and their gas guzzler cars making less and less sales.  Ford even sold their Land Rover and Jaguar line of cars to raise cash.  Who bought these two lines of cars?  TTM, Tata Motors, a fast growing company in India that manufactures small to medium-sized cars for the regular folks on the street.  I found out about the stock today, and it was at one of the lowest prices it has even been $9.03.  With the need for more MPGs and cheaper car lines, I see their car brand spreading across to europe and possibly america.  They are the number one selling brand in India and especially with oil they will hit a strong mark in the future.

I am so confident in this stock that I bought 550 shares at $9.03 for a total of $4966.50.  So here is my updated portfolio:

—— SUPER STOCK BLOG PORTFOLIO TRANSACTIONS ——

$4966.50 – Buy TTM for $9.03 for a total shares of 550

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———— SUPER STOCK BLOG PORTFOLIO ————-

TTM – 550 at $9.03 per share

CDE – 3,067 at $3.26 per share

PAL – 1,000 at $5.13 per share

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So far, my portfolio is in the negative, but I can wait these short-term bumps to make major bucks!

It was a case of the Mundays…

Yesterday, I have to report on a commercial REIT that I have been looking for sometime.  When I first heard of the mortgage crisis, I thought it only affected the residential market.  People took out too big of a loan, and they had to foreclose or go bankrupt on their houses.  The others were investors trying to make a quick buck took out 5-year ARM loans instead of the normal 30-year fixed rate, and when real estate prices started dropping, their investments turned stale.  It’s easier to foreclose or go bankrupt then pay off a half million dollars on a worthless house.

Well, let’s hope the residential bottom out at the beginning of the year and it will finally stop bringing down commercial real estate with it.  RSO, a commercial REIT, is close to hitting a new low, but I think it’s due to move up for now.  It’s around $6.50 with a dividend yield of 20%.  The stock has had minimal exposure to the mortgage crisis, but it has been taken hold with the other REIT stocks because the sector that it is in.  I highly doubt they will go bankrupt.  If you look at their financials, you will notice that mose of it’s real estate is pretty stable.  I doubt the 6.48% drop has anything to do specifically with this stock, but the sector.  I’d suggest a buy if you are a long-term holder.  You get a nice fat dividend as you wait for it to move back up.

Dow to hit 10,000?

I am a serious believer in stock market manipulation.  This might be common sense or just my irrational thinking, but hedge funds are there to make money; therefore, it is easy for them to take money from the small guy.  This would include you, me, and any other small investor trying to be independent and cut those percentages going to mutual funds, ETFs, and the big investing companies.  As I watch inflation-proof stocks fall with the market, I can only believe the hedge funds are trying to get more and more investors to sell the holdings.  They want to cut out all the margin holders and force brokerage companies to force their investors to sell their stock or put in their cash to make up for their margin holdings.

These same hedge funds will either put the DOW down to 10,000, then put a massive amount of cash in the stock market making another big rally and making everyone look rich, or start buying sooner and put the market up again.  The stock market is bound to have bottomed out soon.  GM has already hit the lowest price in the last 50 years.  When the hedge funds have pushed it low enough, they will then start buying back their own stocks and move the market up to new levels that we have not seen yet.  Let’s see what happens today, and good luck to us all!

Pre-July 4th Stock Market Movement

What an odd day for the stock market.  There was a posted 72 point gain on the DOW, but from the looks up the stocks, it looked like a down day.  The commodities were all down in a day to which we saw continued job losses for a 6th month.  Oil continues to break record highs and there is the commodities that are supposed to be a hedge, but instead are going down some more.  Uranium stocks decreased, silver stocks decreased, and this happens before a national holiday.  I expect a big gain on monday for the commodities.  I feel there is still tons of shorting occurring in the market, and the hedge funds are making the most of their liquidity.  CDE continued to move lower to almost $2.50, but I think the long-term view is still the same and the more it drops, the better to start dollar cost averaging and making money in the long term.

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