rvd2kewl said:They (AAPL) blew away the numbers, especially with the number of iPhones sold, but that guidance leads me to think we're going to head down when trading resumes.
Ether_Snake said:I'm seeing AAPL -3.78% on Yahoo in AH, at 88. Where are you guys looking at your AH numbers?
Ether_Snake said:Ah nice, well both YHOO and AAPL are up nicely. No one added to their positions today I guess (from what I could read)?
Ether_Snake said:Ah nice, well both YHOO and AAPL are up nicely. No one added to their positions today I guess (from what I could read)?
Ether_Snake said:Well just to give you an idea I bought BHI at 65 (I don't know what the fuck I was thinking), it's at 38 now. If I don't add now (or soon) I'm not seeing gains for a while
Ninjew said:Good thing I bought all that silver and gold a while back :]
Ether_Snake said:USX? What's the ticket, I find nothing on USX.
Ether_Snake said:USX? What's the ticket, I find nothing on USX.
I bought some of their stock this morningEther_Snake said:AirAsia training academy doubles in size, adds new sims
Woot, too bad a lot of CGT news don't show up on Yahoo's headlines list, the message boards are dead which is sort of indicative of the lack of awareness of the company:|
Anyway I'm really looking forward to earnings next month.
Ether_Snake said:Yeah, well hopefully, but lots of businesses can die/need a bailout too, but it's all about picking strong businesses at this point that have real value if you are looking at long term gains.
BTW, just curious, what food brand sells the cheapest food in super markets in the US? Like, if you go to the store right now you might chose products based on prices (I know I do now, I'm buying crappy Kraft vinaigrette for example). I'm wondering who would benefit the most. Health-focused brands that were selling at higher prices based on their quality are gonna take a hit from cheaper alternatives.
Any idea? No food company is going to be rolling in gold, but some might do less bad than others, I'm trying to figure out which. No interest in buying anything food-related tho.
Relix said:Quick question guys... which has been the index that has posted the greatest gains in the past 5 years? I am torn between DJIA and S&P 500 but my heart tells me it's DJIA :lol
ArtG said:Between DJIA and S&P 500? It's DJIA fractionally.
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB122463531500956897.htmlSEOUL -- Samsung Electronics Co. early Wednesday withdrew its $5.8 billion offer to acquire SanDisk Corp., saying it no longer believed SanDisk was worth the money it was offering and that SanDisk's refusal to entertain friendly discussions stymied hopes for a deal.
Ether_Snake said:Oh you never sold it? I thought you did by now after the offer. Wasn't there someone else interested?
EDIT: I'm reading Sandisk is up right now, Samsung down?
ArtG said:This report was released at 8:34 Eastern--latest numbers (that I see) in after hours has the last trade at 7:56 Eastern.
When the pre-market opens, I imagine we'll see the damage then.
Ether_Snake said:But isn't it traded also in Asia? Or is that like NTDOY, you can buy in Asia but it's the price here only that drives it?
I did sell (at a loss) when it was around $22. But I bought more recently at around $15.Ether_Snake said:Oh you never sold it? I thought you did by now after the offer. Wasn't there someone else interested?
EDIT: I'm reading Sandisk is up right now, Samsung down?
EDIT2: Nevermind, got that wrong. Not sure where you can see how it's trading in Asia right now.
Ether_Snake said:Well just to give you an idea I bought BHI at 65 (I don't know what the fuck I was thinking), it's at 38 now. If I don't add now (or soon) I'm not seeing gains for a while
BTW I have a question: If OPEC was to cut production, oil prices would go up, but what does it mean for the drillers? What does it mean for BHI, HAL, DRQ, etc.? Higher revenues, less work?
gkrykewy said:Futures down across the board. Nintendo down over 7% on the nikkei overnight, which surprises me given the favorable response to AAPL earnings. Nikkei investors seem more skittish than anyone else :lol
It's so hard to believe that within the 52 week range, AAPL was once at 202.96.gkrykewy said:Everything selling off - except AAPL.
lil smoke said:It's so hard to believe that within the 52 week range, AAPL was once at 202.96.