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This post was just published on ZYX Buy Change Alert. Wal-Mart (WMT) is long from $58.88. As of this writing the stock is at $75.82. Consider taking profits and exiting the position in the zone of $75.70-78.73. The reason for the exit is that according to our models risk in the stock has significantly increased. You are receiving less than 2% of the content from our paid services …TO RECEIVE REMAINING 98%, TAKE A FREE TRIAL TO PAID SERVICES. Please click here to take advantage of a FREE 30 day trial. Check out our enviable performance in both bull and bear markets.
Apple (AAPL) has a history of reinventing products in a manner that competitors have not been able to do. iWatch is likely to be no different. “Apple ‘iWatch’ hype is building toward iPhone-like levels,” says VentureBeat. CNBC is quoting Reuters that 50 million iWatches will be sold in the first year. TheStreet wants the reader to consider the possibility of Apple selling 80 million iWatches within the first year. Forbes quoted an analyst estimating 9 – 25 million iWatches within the first year. These models are based on historical data from iPhone and iPad. However, the enthusiasm for
(The Weekly Digest reproduces the morning capsules made available every morning before the market open in the Real Time Feeds to the paying subscribers. ) MORNING CAPSULE: WEAK START AFTER DISAPPOINTING DATA FROM JAPAN, EXPECT PRE-WEEKEND SHENANIGANS BEFORE QUARTER END June 27, 2014 Overnight Nikkei fell 1.4% as the market did not like 8% fall in household spending vs. consensus of -0.2%.In sympathy, stocks are weaker in early trading in the U.S.Expect window dressing related pre-weekend shenanigans; we will take the opposite side of ant extreme move. A major Russell rebalancing may also provide opportunities.Interest rates are weaker. Oil is
This post was just published on ZYX Buy Change Alert. DG is falling because the CEO plans to retire. This is a short term trade suitable only for aggressive investors. Consider accumulating up to 35% in the zone $55/31-58.35. The stock is at $58.20 as of this writing but volatile. No stops for the time being. Target zone $67-70 if the market continues to go up. Will consider selling around $61-62 if reached quickly. This is not suitable for conservative investors as the risk of loss is high. You are receiving less than 2% of the content from our paid services
The stock of GoPro (GPRO) is hotter than its wearable action cameras. After its IPO at $24 a share the stock shot up to $31.34. With about 123.1 million shares outstanding, this gives the company a valuation of $3.86 billion. GoPro CEO Nicholas Woodman has successfully pulled off alchemy by selling a gadget company stock as a media company to the investors. The alchemy is now worth about $3 billion out of the $3.86 billion valuation of the company. For comparison, take a look at a well established and respected camera company Nikon. In 2013, Nikon had revenue of $11
Not content with its dominance of the internet search market and the smart phone market, Google wants to be everywhere. Google wants to dominate your car, your living room, and your wearables. Google claims that there are one billion users of Android devices. At the seventh annual Google (GOOG) I/O developer conference in San Francisco, Google introduced a lot of new goodies, but none of them solve the real immediate problem. Ahead of the presumed iWatch from Apple (AAPL), Google has made the first Android Wear watches available now. G Watch from LG and Gear Live from Samsung, both running
Microsoft is offering a trade-in program to trade MacBook Air for Surface Pro 3. Microsoft is also announcing deep price cuts to its cloud storage called OneDrive. For 100 GB Microsoft is reducing the price from $7.49 to $1.49 and for 200GB from $11.49 to $3.99. Microsoft is also increasing the size available for Free from 7 GB to 15 GB. The best deal Microsoft is offering is 1 TB per person, up to five persons, for $9.99 per month to users of Office 365 Home. The trade in offer for MacBook Air is simply Microsoft barking up the wrong