SubscribeHorowitz on Curzio’s Podcast: Why China Holds the Key to Our Future
June 24, 2010
Episode 32 :: Why China Holds the Key to Our Future
Wednesday, June 23, 2010 2:40 PM
Andrew Horowitz from The Disciplined Investor Podcast breaks down China and the latest economic data in the U.S. Also, he gives us his favorite stocks to buy right now.
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Most Popular “High Frequency Trading” Stocks
June 24, 2010
Most popular High Frequency Trading (HFT) stocks – The 30-day volatility of these stocks is 45.7% vs. 29.6% for the S&P 500 Index. (Source: CNBC)
- AA
- AAPL
- BAC
- BRCD
- C
- CSCO
- DELL
- EMC
- ETFCD
- F
- FNM
- GE
- HD
- INTC
- JPM
- LVS
- MOT
- MS
- MSFT
- MU
- ORCL
- PFE
- QQQQ
- RF
- S
- T
- WFC
- XLF
- XOM
- YHOO
The WORST Home Sales Report EVER!
June 23, 2010
The news of the morning had to be the dreadful new housing numbers. We expected a low number after the expiration of the the special tax credit and the low existing home sales number. Add to that the low level of builder’s confidence expressed in the last survey and the results matched our expectations.
- May New Home Sales 300K vs 430K Briefing.com consensus; M/M -32.7% Read more
DH Unplugged #70 – The China Syndrome
June 23, 2010
Here is our latest conversation …. new insights for anyone who invests in anything.
This week we highlight a discussion about specific stocks to examine.
NEW! NEW! We are now tracking the idea stocks that Andrew and Jon highlight in each episode. Here is the link…
Listen to reasons why and then take a look at the spreadsheet for results.
Delicious tags: News and item discussed in this episode – CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE TO LISTEN TO EPISODE # 70
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Housing Numbers Stink – Who Cares Anyway?
June 22, 2010
There is no way around it, existing home sales came in below expectations. This is not surprising to some who saw that mortgage rates close to historic lows could not stir up an conviction from buyers. 
Of course we can also point the the fact that unemployment remains stubbornly high and that even with consumer confidence on the rise, there is hesitancy to commit. But, the inventory on the market needs to be sopped up in order to bring up housing prices.
Even so, there also was a very nice move higher Read more
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