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SAP (SAP) is strong today because Jim Cramer recommended SAP on his show. When Jim Cramer recommends a stock such as SAP, it is usually best to sell into the hype, wait for a pull back and then buy if appropriate. The point is that those inclined to buy SAP may consider waiting for a pull back in SAP stock.
SAP AG (SAP) and Oracle (ORCL) hold a duopoly in providing Enterprise Resource Planning systems to large corporations. SAP last quarter earnings were excellent and projections were great. It is important to understand that when a software company such as SAP states that it sees great visibility, it usually means that they have signed contracts in hand but cannot book revenues yet. There is some apprehension on wall street regarding future earnings for Oracle. The reason is slowness in the government sector. From a risk reward perspective, Oracle offers a better opportunity at
Omnivision (OVTI) reported earnings better than expected, but projections were a disaster. Omnivision sees Q2 EPS 52c-64c vs. consensus 82c Omnivision sees Q2 revenue $255M-$275M vs. consensus $306.37M . There is speculation that lower projections are the result of losing some Apple (AAPL) camera business to Sony (SNE). In any case, this dip is a buying opportunity. We bought a 5% tranche at $17.07 in the after market. We will be closely following this OTVI position in real-time on the Real Time Feed of the ZYX Buy Change Alert zyx change method http://thearorareport.com/sub
We re reproducing a prior post from ZYX Buy Change Feed on our earlier Bank of America (BAC) trade and its effect on Penson (PNSN). We have received a number of questions on BAC. The answers can be categorized as follows: Those subscribers who have direct access to ECNs should have had no difficulty in getting great fills. There was ample liquidity at most venues. We are inundated with requests to do a coaching seminar on how to get great fills. We appreciate the input. However, we feature only one coaching seminar at a time.
My success at calling tops in the gold (GLD) and silver (SLV) markets is well documented. Those not familiar with my work may want to start out by reading the following: · The Arora Report Blog Gold: What To Do Now Gold And Silver: What To Do Now Redux Silver Demand Theory Debunked Debt Ceiling Agreement: Short Selling Silver Again The gold chart illustrates the call. The silver charts illustrate the call. My long time readers know that I use the ZYX Change Method. The markets are complex and in our research, simple methods do not work under all
Taking partial profits on silver (SI) futures at $39.86. The equivalent on the silver etf SLV is $38.78
The question every investor should be asking — what to do with gold (GLD) and silver (SLV) now? In the last article, I discussed the Risk Reward Matrix of the ZYX Change Method as applied to the ETF GLD. I also discussed the proprietary sentiment indicator that is part of the ZYX Change Method. Regarding the silver ETF SLV, I stated that the analysis on GLD should not be interpolated to SLV. In this article I will discuss another aspect of the ZYX Change Method ‘“ the Five Stages of Change. For the readers who want to consistently make
…The modern portfolio theory describes five main risk measures: alpha, beta, r-squared, standard deviation, and Sharpe ratio. Our research has shown that all five of these measures have significant drawbacks. At The Arora Report, we have developed our own proprietary risk measures that are more suited to today’s markets. Those familiar with The Arora Report are familiar with the risk reward matrix shown below: The risk reward matrix combines fundamental analysis, quantitative analysis, and technical analysis. There is heavy emphasis on sentiment and money flows. Moreover, the models at The Arora Report are adaptive,