Sunday, July 25, 2010

Daily Markets - Stock Picks For Monday 26 July: Isilon Systems, THQ, OceanFreight, YRC Worldwide, Banner Corporation

Daily Markets - Stock Picks For Monday 26 July: Isilon Systems, THQ, OceanFreight, YRC Worldwide, Banner Corporation

Stock Picks For Monday 26 July: Isilon Systems, THQ, OceanFreight, YRC Worldwide, Banner Corporation

Posted: 25 Jul 2010 03:28 AM PDT

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Isilon Systems (NASDAQ:ISLN) recorded a new high in the last trading session. Short-term outlook for the stock is bullish. If in the next sessions new highs don’t happen, I expect to see a decline due to the overbought conditions. On the other hand, new fresh exposures on ISLN should be made only when the stock moves above 17.97. Stay tuned !!

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THQ (NASDAQ:THQI) - As I said in my last post about THQI, there were buyers in the stock on Thursday. … [visit site to read more]

Mortgage Insurers To Watch Next Week

Posted: 24 Jul 2010 10:01 PM PDT

The mortgage insurers look good to me over here and are worth having on the watchlist for next week. First, a word of caution on these stocks - PMI, MTG, RDN. All three of them are highly volatile and are prone to gap ups/downs. That said, they can pay off big time during trending markets. I usually use them as day trades to negate the risk of holding them overnight. If you would like to hold them overnight, you might consider taking in smaller positions than usual, like I did with MTG … [visit site to read more]

How Texas Avoided The Great Recession And Real Estate Bubble: Market-Oriented Land Use Policies

Posted: 24 Jul 2010 07:16 PM PDT

From the article “How Texas Avoided the Great Recession”:

“One reason that Texas did so well is that it fully escaped the "housing bubble" that did so much damage in California, Florida, Arizona, Nevada and other states (see chart above). One key factor was the state's liberal, market oriented land use policies. This served to help keep the price of land low while profligate lending increased demand. More importantly, still sufficient new housing was built, and affordably. By contrast, … [visit site to read more]
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