If you haven't heard the song Dynamite by Taio Cruz you have got to check it out. Great song and it describes how our picks have been lately. My goal is to hopefully post more but write less. In this turbulent market, I think we have the right strategy for investors: wait for huge discounts in stocks and don't be foolish... take gains where they make sense. I try to frequently summarize recent picks and give status updates on older picks:
American International Group (NYSE:AIG) - I am trying to track down the most recent post of AIG. If my tracker is finally up and running I will look to see when I bought the shares. AIG was a pick that practically hit me in the head. I had a hard time recommending this stock but to be honest I listened to Bill Gross awhile back who said buy what the US Government is buying. I will write more later, as to my opinion on why this would be the case with stocks that are basically owned by Uncle Sam.
Disclosure: I own share of AIG
Boston Scientific (NYSE:BSX) - Not a stock for weak stomach. But this company has made an acquisition and bounced high recently on publication about their defibrilator devices. This is one where I would continue to buy on dips. Dollar cost average in and be patient and this company is in a restructuring mode.
Disclosure: I own shares of BSX
Exar Corp (NASDAQ:EXAR) - Appears to have found a nice floor around the 52 week low mark. This could have good upside from here. Moving nicely already.
Audiovox (NADSAQ:VOXX) - Moving above recommend price.
Theravance (NASDAQ:THRX) - This one was a really solid call. It ripped up from recommended level after positive news based on FDA comments.
I also written recently about these stocks and continue to see solid upside going forward:
Iron Mountain (NYSE:IRM) Up very nicely from recommended price. I watched this closely and there was a chance to buy this stock at an even further discount around the $20.80 and above. Doing well so far.
Comcast - Note there are two tickers for this company. Its up over the recommended price. I will write more about the difference in a new post.
Long-Term Stocks:
I love these names and they continue do very well:
Enterprise Partners (EPD)
Radisys (RSYS)
Disclosure: I own shares of RSYS
Collectors Universe (CLCT)
Disclosure: I own shares of CLCT
Visa (V)
Disclosure: I own share of V
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Showing posts with label VOXX. Show all posts
Showing posts with label VOXX. Show all posts
Friday, October 01, 2010
Tuesday, September 07, 2010
I've got to have my VOXX...
I am writing this post as a quick update for a couple of reasons. One, I am headed out of the country for a bit, and two my Urbanomics Tracker site, socialpicks is down more often that I would care for.
So I am posting information here that documents when I would have picked up the shares. I received an alert for the following stock:
AUDIOVOX CORP (NASDAQ: VOXX) - Price Point 6.64
I should have some more information for you in the future. But this isn't much of a surprise as technology and natural resources have been a few of my favorites. They are industries that continue to grow or show the ability to pay us as we wait for better economic times.
So I am posting information here that documents when I would have picked up the shares. I received an alert for the following stock:
AUDIOVOX CORP (NASDAQ: VOXX) - Price Point 6.64
I should have some more information for you in the future. But this isn't much of a surprise as technology and natural resources have been a few of my favorites. They are industries that continue to grow or show the ability to pay us as we wait for better economic times.
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