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Just for fun lets see how good we are at picking out companies that will beat analysts expectations!
My pick for tomorrow is AMZN and ESLR
Thursday GOOG earnings come out!!!
Jo4321
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After noticing how well Tupperware did today, my picks for tommorrow to "beat" will be decidedly low-tech and unexciting.
Kellogg (K) and Kraft (KFT)
Seems like lately, though, it doesn't matter what a company reports. It's all about the guidance.
Bottomfeeder
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Both will take huge hits due to fuel prices and FSC if they hire outside carriers to bring in raw or finished product.Wheat,soybean and dairy products are gonna cost a lot more this year and every year for years to come.Are you shorting these two stocks or going long or just trade stock?Just curious.GL
Jo4321
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I'm not doing anything with them. Bloodhounds thread says "Just for fun"
stocktrader22
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i shorted amazon at $76 today...all techs have been beating and getting crushed...same with this one
Jo4321
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Good play on AMZN. I lost a bunch of money on that one...Damn stop loss. I was long, and got stopped out at about as low as it could get on the open this morning. And now it is back up $5.50 from where it filled.
Jo
Jo4321
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Damn that AMZN now $78.00. I would have actually had a profit had I not set a stop loss.
Jo
Jo4321
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Google missed.
So far I was trampled by two of the "Four Horsemen of Tech" LOL (AMZN, and AAPL), but I don't hold this one. I wonder how this miss by the "golden child" of Wall Street will affect other stocks tommorrow. Google down to $514.00 after a close of $564.00
AP Google 4Q Profit Misses Analyst Target Thursday January 31, 4:15 pm ET Google's 4Q Profit Rises 17 Percent, Falling Below Analyst Views
MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. (AP) -- Google Inc.'s fourth-quarter profit fell below analyst expectations, signaling the crumbling U.S. economy has dented the Internet search leader's moneymaking machine.
The Mountain View-based company said Thursday that it earned $1.21 billion, or $3.79 per share, during the final three months of 2007. That's 17 percent from net income of $1.03 billion, or $3.29 per share, in the same period a year earlier.
If not for stock awards given to its employees, Google said it would have made $4.43 per share -- a penny below the average estimate among analysts polled by Thomson Financial.
Mo_Money
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My pick for tuesday feb 19 (MVL) Marvel Entertaiment, (WMT) Walmart!!! You should see some green on this ones!!!
BloodHound
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some solar stocks are releasing earnings soon, might be a nice gamble
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