Another Solar IPO: GT Solar (SOLR) To Debut Thursday

This week,  the IPO market will get a bit of boost in what has been a lackluster year for exciting  companies coming to market.  This week, GT Solar, a New Hampshire maker of solar cell manufacturing equipment,  is expected to begin trading under the ticker symbol SOLR.  Sure, there are far too many solar […]
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  19 Julio, 2008| Fundamental Analysis | Comments (0) admin @ 15:33

The United Kingdom of Subprime follows us into the Abyss

I’ve called the United Kingdom the mini brother of the United States of Subprime - the great idea of a financed based, credit fixes everything, housing bubbles are fun, service economy. Big credit to a series of articles Mish found - instead of just redirecting you to his site these are worthy enough to post in full. And don’t forget Spain - their housing bubble actually (from afar) looks even worse than ours….
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  19 Julio, 2008| Fundamental Analysis | Comments (0) @ 14:25

The United Kingdon of Subprime follows us into the Abyss

I’ve called the United Kingdom the mini brother of the United States of Subprime - the great idea of a financed based, credit fixes everything, housing bubbles are fun, service economy. Big credit to a series of articles Mish found - instead of just redirecting you to his site these are worthy enough to post in full. And don’t forget Spain - their housing bubble actually (from afar) looks even worse than ours. …
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  19 Julio, 2008| Fundamental Analysis | Comments (0) @ 14:25

95 Stocks Returning 12%+ this Week

Well unlike the past month when we had a dearth of names, and had to bring our % gain threshold down to 7%, we have a bevy of winners this week. Pretty much everything that suffered the most the past 6 weeks enjoyed their dead cat bounces this week. Obviously since we don’t own much of this “merchandise”, we did not partake much in the festivities this week - mostly it was our minor “barbell” positions (stocks we don’t really like but own for periods like this). It was a George Costanza week - own the opposite of what you normally would want to own….
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  19 Julio, 2008| Fundamental Analysis | Comments (0) @ 12:34

Mechel (MTL) Profits Appear to be Coming Under Scrutiny

Ah, the joys of investing in non capitalist societies. It appears there is a movement afoot in mother Russia as Mechel (MTL) seems to be printing too much money. In-country steel makers (Mechel’s peers) are getting the short end of the stick and the government wants to fix that. Just replace the term “steel makers” with “financials” and you can see the United States is not very different from Russia. Only Russia dresses up the actions in much more f…
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  19 Julio, 2008| Fundamental Analysis | Comments (0) admin @ 11:50

NOK: Financial Analysis through June 2008

We have analyzed Nokia’s financial results for the second quarter of 2008. Nokia Corp. (N…
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  19 Julio, 2008| Fundamental Analysis | Comments (0) @ 10:17

Big charge offs at City Bank

City Bank (CTBK: 10.10 -0.32 -3.07%) of Lynnwood, WA released their 2nd quarter earnings today, and they were not pretty. They took a large charge off and a significant portion of their loan portfolio is nonperforming. Here are a few of the pertinent figures compared to the 2nd quarter of 2007.

Net earnings of $5.3 million vs. $10.5 million, the difference can be accounted for mainly by the $4.4 million increase in loan loss reserves and $1.8 million in charge offs.
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Original Source: timplaehn.com

  19 Julio, 2008| Fundamental Analysis | Comments (0) @ 9:42

All Intelligent Investing IS Value Investing

Article sharing is one of the benefits of DIV-Net. Periodically, I plan to post on Dividends4Life some articles originally appearing on The DIV-Net to allow my readers to experience first hand the high-quality authors writing for The DIV-Net.This article by …
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  19 Julio, 2008| Fundamental Analysis | Comments (0) @ 3:30

What is Return On Invested Capital?

What is Return On Invested Capital?
Return on Invested Capital (ROIC) in basic terms is the amount of profit that a company earns for every $1.00 of capital invested into the business.
Analysts may substitute “growth rate” for ROIC in some instances.
How Do I calculate ROIC?
Return on invested capital is calculated by dividing the organization’s net income by the total of the shareholder’s equity and the outstanding debt.
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Original Source: dividendmoney.com

  19 Julio, 2008| Fundamental Analysis | Comments (0) @ 1:00

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