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Showing posts with label Email Dialogue. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Email Dialogue. Show all posts

Monday, October 5, 2009

Thoughts on the U.S. Economy - 10.05.09 - An Email Dialouge


Alex,



(CLICK HERE FOR LINK I SENT TO PAT <----)


Its funny you sent me this because I was just about to e-mail you an article of quotes from Roubini, Soros, and Geohegan. I do agree with this sentiment as you know I am bearish. The fact is that Valuations are too high right now. Also, as we see 3rd quarter earnings we will see bad top line numbers which will matter much more in economic growth, job creation, and undeniably equity prices. A W shaped recession would not surprise me at all. Seeing as we have pumped so much stimulus into a system that is now feasting on it. I think Sauros is right to "trade the fed" or central banks for that matter. Is deflation really a concern? May be. Could we see this equity market collapse again? 50/50. It depends on how much guts investors have. Will investors pull money out if the market starts to go down? probably. Think Cattle mentality. As you and I have even discussed, If the S&P breaks support levels around 1005 or so it could free fall. If this is the case it means two things for Analyze Capital LLC: 1. We need to figure out a way to play this as a "hedge." 2. "We will need to follow the economy and earnings very closely to determine equity prices in the near term. It is entirely possible that "trading the fed"/earnings going forward is the correct way to play equities. Only time will truly tell what happens.

I'll leave you with this. "When you do battle, even if you are winning, if you continue for a long time it will dull your forces and blunt your edge; if you besiege a citadel, your strength will be exhausted. If you keep your armies out in the field for a long time, your supplies will be insufficient...Those who like to fight and so exhaust their military inevitably perish" (Sun Tzu, The Art Of War).

Tuesday, September 22, 2009

Thoughts on Goog and Market movements today - email discussion 9.22.09

Alexander Lê
to Clark, Pat, Kell

show details 9:51 AM (5 hours ago)

http://erikmarketview.blogspot.com/2009/08/goog-i-will-be-waiting-for-you-when.html

Markets opening higher, C up and SGP down. Looks like C is hedging my sgp position decently haha. Looks like it will be an interesting day? Btw did we get a price target on google. This blog here saying 479 resistance; do we concur?

-Alex

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Patrick Ambrus
Alex, I don't see google stopping anytime soon. It still has room on the upsi...

11:25 AM (3 hours ago)
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11:25 AM (3 hours ago)
Patrick Ambrus
to me, Clark

show details 11:25 AM (3 hours ago)

Alex,

I don't see google stopping anytime soon. It still has room on the upside. I'd set a price traget of something like $512.00-515. The Fundamentals are very solid. I mean it is trading at 34x forward earnings but that is on par with aapl. Also it is still a growth stock as the company continues to expand its businesses and determine how to make money on the internet. Also, EPS are projected at $21/share for the current year. Analysts predict the stock will grow about another 8.5% this year as industry earnings decline and an estimate of another 15% growth next year. So I would be a buyer even at these levels. Now what we need is an etf where i can play google easier. Markets are interesting today. Early open upside then sell-off, and now maybe a mid day rally if we can sustain volume and momentum. Positive news from Global Markets though.

One Love,
Pat

P.S.

Healthcare ETF's to examine on the bloomy:

Global Healthcare, Pharma and Biotech ETFs
iShares S&P Global Healthcare Sector Index Fund (IXJ)

Broad US Healthcare, Pharma and Biotech ETFs
iShares Dow Jones U.S. Healthcare Sector Index Fund (IYH)
Health Care Select Sector SPDR Fund (XLV)
Vanguard Health Care ETF (VHT)

Foreign Healthcare Sector ETFs
WisdomTree International Health Care Sector Fund (DBR)








Alexander Lê
to Patrick

show details 2:52 PM (0 minutes ago)

Im looking at a chart on spx; my man you might be right on calling a pullback at 1070 + . Downside looks favorable from a technical standpoint. Though given that a bullish trend is indeed in place i only see a pull back to 1030.

Though my thesis on the dollar has not yet unfolded which may coincide with a greater drop in equities if we do see dollar strength.
 
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