Yes, Fremont started with pretty much an empty building and some used hydraulic presses.
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Yes, Fremont started with pretty much an empty building and some used hydraulic presses.
interesting announcement from Sharp today- free form display
http://cdn.macrumors.com/article-new/2014/06/sharp_free_form_display.jpg
http://cdn.macrumors.com/article-new/2014/06/sharp_free_form_display.jpg
pz1975
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What is that, a console for a car? It's obviously not Tesla since there are waaaay too many cupholders.
What is that, a console for a car? It's obviously not Tesla since there are waaaay too many cupholders.
hilarious- good one
Internet of Things (IOT)
Anyone know about the internet of things? I know it will be huge, but I am wary of there being a golden opportunity to profit off of it. Three stocks I wrote down for my radar awhile back - RHT, EMC, MCHP. RHT is up 7% today on boosted earnings guidance. http://www.fidelityilf.com/market_news/21Century/pdf/internet-of-things.pdf
I put these on my watchlist 2 weeks ago and have almost never seen a red day since. MCHP particularly has a really nice graph.
Anyone know about the internet of things? I know it will be huge, but I am wary of there being a golden opportunity to profit off of it. Three stocks I wrote down for my radar awhile back - RHT, EMC, MCHP. RHT is up 7% today on boosted earnings guidance. http://www.fidelityilf.com/market_news/21Century/pdf/internet-of-things.pdf
I put these on my watchlist 2 weeks ago and have almost never seen a red day since. MCHP particularly has a really nice graph.
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STEM- I have been down on this one 20% r so, until today. now around even. The potential is really big...but obviously like most bio-tech's it will take a while to come to fruition, and the odds are stacked against them.
Why StemCells (STEM) Hit a One-Year High Today - TheStreet
Why StemCells (STEM) Hit a One-Year High Today - TheStreet
I used to have a promising stem cell company in my portfolio. I was lucky to capture a rise from just under $2 to $10. I overheld (held for few years) and sold recently for $6. It is at $4 now.
I kept it so long because when I bought in they were starting stage 2 trials, and all trials had positive results. They are now in stage 3 trials and of course most results are positive, most patients improved with their treatment. I started reading in more detail how they conduct trials and how they interpret results. What I find dubious with these trials is the difficulty of discerning the 'improvement' from the normal course of patients life. Their sampling is miniscule, less than 100.
The stocks that I find valuable as a hedge in my portfolio are established medical supply stocks (not pharma) with steady revenue. They move independently of market and have good dividends. In 2008, when market tanked, these stocks were unaffected.
Raffy.Roma
Rome (Italy)
Very interesting!
It looks like ventilated seats to be installed on your car. But the link doesn't show how to get the ventilated seats. Didn't Citron short TSLA last year? And now Blackberry is their "best idea in years!"?
Shorting disrupters and going long on the disrupted. Maybe they are expecting the flow of time to reverse course.
they are still shorting tsla, down 12% so far .. one of their arguments is that Warren Buffet is buying GM ... :O
CitronResearch.com t Lie
Did Warren Buffet really buy in GM? His investment philosophy as far as I know is to buy well run businesses and not interfere with good management. I don't see how GM fits the bill or how Warren does not see that
Yes, Buffet was buying GM last year.
Citron shorted tsla last year at $186 before the huge plunge to $120. 12 out of 15 of their short positions are profitable so far.
CitronResearch.com Andrew Left, Executive Editor
1. Everyone makes mistakes. WB can afford his mistakes much easier than me:wink:
2. It baffles me that anyone is trying to make money by shorting, it is like swimming against the current.
The downside and risk of shorting far outweighs the potential gain from shorting, so I have to assume that the habitual shorters derive some extra psychological pay off by shorting.
3. I can report my trading gains and losses in so many creative ways, each one true and each one showing different outcomes.:biggrin:
But you said they're still shorting? So any of that gain should be long gone now, right?
smorgasbord
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Yup: http://www.citronresearch.com/2014/05/ They were down 11.89% a month ago when TSLA was 207. They're down more today.
In other news Citron just recommended buying Blackberry stock. Actually, its a re-recommendation from Jan.
mershaw2001
I'm short the short sellers
I don't think they are necessarily down. That column is "change in price since they announced". It doesn't actually indicate their position. They may have reduced (or increased!) that position without any indication here.
smorgasbord
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They say on the page that they have 4 losers, they show them in red, and they summarize winners/losers at the bottom of the page.
So, what makes you think otherwise?
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