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December 18, 2012
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This post was just published on ZYX Short Sell Change Alert. For details please see the prior post GOLD BREAKS MOMO CROWD’S LINE IN THE SAND.
This post was just published on ZYX Buy Change Alert. Consider initiating a 10% tranche in DFS in the zone of $39.30 to $39.80. The plan is to buy more if the stock moves lower. This is a short-term trade for aggressive investors only. Conservative investors should stay away from this trade. Target zone is $46 to $47. No stop for the time being since we are in the process of accumulating the position.
Apple has carefully cultivated an image of a premium product. For practical purposes, much cheaper Google Android and Microsoft Windows Phones such as those from Nokia have caught up with Apple in functionality and specifications. Until now Apple has had an edge in spite of higher prices of its products because of its premium image. This edge has allowed Apple to generate higher gross margins than the competitors. Traditionally it has been unprecedented for brand new Apple products to be discounted, even though older products have experienced discounts. Now the world’s largest retailer, Wal-Mart, has torn down Apple’s premium image. Wal-Mart is heavily discounting the latest Apple
This post was just published on ZYX Buy Change Alert. It appears that Sprint has maneuvered successful to steal CLWR for a lot less than its fair value. In our analysis, the probability of CLWR stock going higher is less than 15%. Sprint (S) has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire the approximately 50% stake in Clearwire (CLWR) it does not currently own for $2.97 per share, equating to a total payment to Clearwire shareholders, other than Sprint, of $2.2B. This transaction results in a total Clearwire enterprise value of approximately $10B, including net debt and spectrum lease obligations of
Apple bulls have been pinning their hopes on China, but Apple has been losing its ‘cool’ factor in China. Only time will tell if Apple mania in China will go the way of other fads. The Wall Street Journal reports that introduction of the iPhone 5 in Beijing was “arguably the least eventful launch of an Apple device in the company’s four-year history in the Chinese capital.” In the past, introduction of new Apple products in China have been met with crowds coveting the new devices. In 2011, when iPhone 4S was launched, the Sanlitun store experienced a near riot. This time when the Sanlitun
(The Weekly Digest reproduces the morning capsules made available every morning before the market open in the Real Time Feeds to the paying subscribers.) INFLATION DATA IN LINE December 14, 2013 Core Consumer Price Index (CPI) came at 0.1% vs consensus of 0.1%. CPI including food and energy fell 0.3%. Low inflation numbers help the Federal Reserve stay on its present course. Expect the markets to see saw based on news or rumors related to the fiscal cliff. Gold futures are at $1696, silver futures are at $32.46, and oil futures are $86.49. S&P 500 resistance levels are 1424, 1439, and
President Obama was determined not to let China run away with green energy technologies of the future. A case in point is the American battery maker A123 Systems. A123 makes batteries for electric and hybrid cars, and the electric grid. To help compete with China, the Obama administration gave $249 million to A123. Of course, the U.S. Treasury borrows billions from China. Money is fungible. In an ironic twist, A123 filed for bankruptcy. In the bankruptcy auction, a Chinese conglomerate, Wanxiang Group beat American company Johnson Controls to buy A123 for $257 million. In a further ironic twist, Wanxiang generates large amounts of revenues
This post was just published on ZYX Buy Change Alert. We recognize that some of our subscribers have doubled their money in CLWR. As tempting as it is to take profits here, it is advisable to hold for bigger gains. Of course there are no guarantees. The offer for CLWR should be at least 50% higher. Sprint (S) disclosed that its board authorized management to proceed with discussions with Clearwire (CLWR) with the intent to attempt to reach a definitive agreement for a potential merger transaction. Sprint stated it understands that the board of Clearwire has formed a special committee that is reviewing the