can some one tell me why Guess? stock went down fast today???
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Check the chart link below. It shows GES up 1000%+ in three years. Are you really wondering why investors are nervous about this stock? Note today's news from the Associated press.\n\nFor the first quarter, Guess expects same-store sales, or sales at stores open a year or more, to rise 10 percent. The company expects overall sales to rise in the mid-teen percentage range, a slower rate of growth than in the last couple of quarters.
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It could mean 2 things - they are still going down or they have hit bottom. If a stock is at or near its 52-week low, I like that it has been there for a while to know that it might have bottomed.  Also, I want to see some peice of positivie news to indicate that the stock can recover. \n\nIf you are looking for cheap "value" stocks, you might want to consider magicformulainvesting.com.  Also, here is a portfolio of stocks that meet the MFI criteria:\n\nhttp://www.top10traders.com/ViewPortfolio.aspx?userID=92\n\nThis portfolio is from http://www.top10traders.com - this is a free site that lets you create a portfolio of stocks with $100,000 in "play" money.  Each day the site ranks the best performing portfolios, so you can see how your picks perform compared to other investors.  You can also read posts on investing from the best traders, as well as share your own investing ideas.\n\nHere are this month's best traders:\n\nhttp://www.top10traders.com/Top10Standings.aspx \n\nGood luck!
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The stock charts don't work for me either on one computer , on another they do. ?? I can't figure out what the problem is on my laptop, they used to work but since the new yahoo format they don't.
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I was checking this out the other day, but bought PTEN instead.  This stock is fundamentally unsound, the only positive is the 31% quarterly revenue growth, undoubtedly due to the increase in gold prices.  Technically, it's another story; all indicators are Very Bullish in the Short, Mid and Long terms and the stock seems to be forming a solid base finding support at 5.94.  Personally, I'd buy this stock if I weren't currently in another issue, though I rarely get involved with an issue that is fundamentally weak because it makes very little sense.  \n\nHaving said that, if I get stopped out of PTEN and KRY is still in it's base, my play will be to get in as close to 5.75 as possible with a fixed stop loss at $4.90 because volatility could push it to it's previous resistance at 4.91.  If it closes below 5.25 I'll be keeping a close eye on it, and will consider cutting my losses, depending on indicators.  If it stops me out before I can react I'll just take my loss and move on, but it will be a much larger loss than I normally take, because I usually set an 8-10% stop loss, so I would consider this a risky play.  However, if the stock breaks it's resistance at 6.14 and closes higher than it's previous high of 6.25 I'll change my stop loss to a trailing stop of 10% and just hold on, because I can see this stock easily moving to 9-12 before it's next pull back.\n\nWhatever you do, protect your downside.
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More than likely it is not a publicly traded company, as yet. The stock information will only come from the company itself.
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That is a good question that I immagine everyone who owns stocks is now asking. I do not know the answer. The market had quite a run up and this might just be a technical correction. \n\nBut I have you been watching the dollar? It is falling like a meteorite. If I were a foreign investor I would be having second thoughts about owning U S stocks. Heck. I am a U S investor and I am having second thoughts. I have been moving money into foreign markets for almost 2 years. Maybe I have not been moving fast enough. \n\nThe Dow is still above the 50 day moving average so it is not yet time to push the panic button. If it does drop below the moving average, still at may not be time to panic but it may be time to think about it.
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This is hard to answer because you haven't provided enough information.\n\nWhere was the alert provided? (a web site?  an alert site?  a specific piece of software etc.)?\n\nWhat about the stock split was bogus?\n\nIf you are having an issue with Yahoo Finance, this is not where to get support.  Try this link instead:\nhttp://help.yahoo.com/help/fin/
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Indonesia Fund (IF) has had major intraday gyrations recently but liquidity is bad, at least on odd lots.  I had to wait several minutes for a market order to fill a few days ago.  I have had better luck buying and selling with limit orders.\n\nBallard Power (BLDP) volatility has spiked to an extreme this month.  FCEL, AMSC, and EMKR can generally be counted on to move somewhere every day--I just wish I could figure out which way.  These aren't penny stocks.  The spreads are decent.  I don't trade them enough to comment on liquidity but market orders have always filled right away.
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Join him on his leap of sadness.  I got hurt bad this past month in the stock market too.....\n\n\nI'm going up a few stories before I leap though.  \n\n\nAnyone want the password to my sharebuilder account?  If it goes back up..."someone" should benefit.
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Profit sales plunge Sensex down 99 points to 4617\n\nThe Sensex of the Bombay Stock Exchange went into a tail-spin today and plunged by 99 points on profit-taking in key scrips, notably those belonging to the infotech and pharma sectors.\n\nThe BSE-30 Sensitive Index ended 98.99 points lower or 2.09 per cent at 4617.82 points as compared to the previous close of 4716.81 points. Opening at 4703.33, the Sensex witnessed a high of 4721.78 and a low of 4586.26. The Sensex, which surpassed yesterday's closing level during the day, plummeted on account of profit-taking in key scrips.\n\nForeign institutional investors off-loaded subsstantial quantity of infotech, pharma, cement and diversified companies' stocks, marketmen informed. Infotech and pharma scrips, which had led yesterday's rally, were on the downward mode.\n\nInfosys Technologies, which reached its 52-week high of 5,518 in the last trading session plummeted by Rs 450 to close at Rs 5,065. The company's ADR listed on the NASDAQ Stock Exchange of the United States fell from a high of $ 118 registered yesterday to $ 90.\n\n''Much of today's fall was fuelled by speculative selling pressure from FIIs. There was also some selling in index scrips by domestic financial institutions,'' said a broker. FIIs sold in Infosys, Pentafour Software, Satyam Computers, ITC and Hindalco counters.\n\nThey reportedly bought the Glaxo scrip. Among the FIs, the Unit Trust of India was a major seller in select scrips.\n\nMirroring the downtrend, the BSE-100 index fell by 41.84 points to end at Rs 2002.60 from the last close of Rs 2044.44. The BSE-200 and Dollex indices ended 9.71 and 3.66 points lower at Rs 457.92 and Rs 176.48 respectively.\n\nMeanwhile, the National Stock Exchange ended 2.59 per cent lower at 1314.70 points, showing a net loss of 34.90 points. Marketmen informed that there was major shifting of positions from the NSE to the BSE, which was one of the reasons for the fall today.\n\nPentafour lost Rs 83 to close at Rs 1,192, Satyam at Rs 1,398, down Rs 90, Ranbaxy at Rs 802, down Rs 14 and Zee Telefilms at Rs 1,900, up Rs 20. \n\n\ni hope i answered ur question..........
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Hello Pure,\n  Unfortunately there is usually not much you personally can do once a stock is delisted. Depending why it was delisted also plays a part as to whether or not it will ever get listed again. Sometimes they do, sometimes they don't (especially when the company goes bankrupt totally). I suggest you contact the proper exchange(s) below to get additional info.\n  Other than that, may I strongly urge you to fire your broker (why do you think they call them "broke" ers) and shine up your crystal ball, do your homework, and above all, watch "Jim Cramer's Mad Money" on CNBC. BOOYA
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thestreet.com has an excellent article on Cramers advice. The contributor was showing how people get in trouble just blindly following his advice..like i did with bookham not taking the time to realize their quarterlyy report came out the next day. bummer...
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NEW YORK (AP) - Shares of Advanced Micro Devices Inc. dropped hard in midday trading Thursday after some analysts expressed disappointment that the company didn't seem to steal as much market share as expected from archrival Intel Corp. during the first quarter.\n\nOn Wednesday, the chip maker said for the first-quarter, it earned $185 million, or 38 cents per share, topping analysts' expectations for 30 cents per share. Gross margins for the quarter were 58.5 percent, up sequentially from 57.3 percent during the fourth quarter.\nCredit Suisse analyst Michael Masdea, who has a "Neutral" rating on the stock, called the company's earnings upside "somewhat artificial," driven by improved gross margins, which were based on lower-than expected depreciation, lower incentives and a better mix in sales.\n\nMasdea also speculates that although Intel may report weak results, he doesn't believe Advanced Micro took "material" market share from Intel during the quarter, as was expected. Last month Intel warned its first-quarter revenue would fall short of previous guidance, due to weak demand and a "slight" share loss, fueling speculation that AMD may stolen significant business from Intel.\n\nA.G. Edwards analyst David Wong agrees. Wong, who has a "Hold" rating on Advanced Micro, thinks Intel may have only lost 1 percent to 2 percent market share during the quarter.\n\n"Market share losses by Intel to Advanced Micro in units may have been less than we assumed," Wong wrote in a note. "If this is true, the inventory issues (at Intel) may not be as severe as we have feared."\n\nShares of Advanced Micro Devices, which have traded between $14.08 and $42.70 over the last year, were down $3.08, or 8.7 percent, to $32.34 in midday trading on the New York Stock Exchange. Intel shares were up 43 cents, or 2.2 percent, to $19.55 on the Nasdaq
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- This a lost in Stock Mark Index.\n- It loses 0.49 points.\n--------------
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On the springboard of life, can't we invest our thoughts on a higher plane without the same stock answers. Can we not form a stronger bond without taking the plunge? I t doesn't take much to make the stock market nervous (notice how we refer to it as an organic entity?). I can remember analysts informing us that good news (better than forcasted) spooked the market. I can't recall the details, but the upshot was that the news, while being optimistic, could lead to inflation or deflation or recession, or who knows. Trying to read the tea leaves of the stock market will drive us all crazy.  Invest in companies, not stocks. Companies that have high growth yields. Anything else is like playing with Tarot cards.
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Coach has maxed itself out @ almost $40.00 per share and will never offer you much of a return unless it plummets back down to it's foundation price.  \n\nIt is too high and was only a productive purchase to those smart enough to get in on the ground floor.  \n\nIt is rated at an 8,  a great stock to own but as far as it going up enough to make you money...  I don't see it happening.  It wont ever become an Abercrombie or an american eagle.  I don't think so anyway...  always go with your gut!  I would hate to be the deciding factor and you not do something you should have done. \n\nCheck out Psun...  It just split and is still cheap!
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it was down for about 2 days earlier in the week. during this period nobody could post new questions. as a result you are seeing what you see right now.