Is LQMT stock  good buy now?
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Look it up at barchart.com. They give percentage buy, hold and sell opinions on about a dozen different technical formulas.  They list it as a buy.\nhttp://quote.barchart.com/texpert.asp?sym=LQMT
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AMAT is a solid company but there is a huge overhead supply of stock that is just waiting for an opportunity to be dumped on the market at break even.  Tell you what to do.  Take a small position, maybe 100 shares.  If it goes up 2 bucks a share add to the position.  If it goes up another buck add some more.  I agree the solar is a potential but this stock has been a dog for so long I expect it will take a good while to work out the overhead supply.
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MOT is a great pick for 2006. Cell phones are still hot, and MOT continues to over deliver and under promise. There is a whole new wave of cell phone technology coming, hence, smart phones with music t.v. and God knows what else etc. Motorola is aware and doing everything they can to stay ahead. Furthermore, the stock is at a perfect technical level to buy right now. It is flirting with its 50 day moving average. I would buy it with a 10% stop loss and let it ride. HOGS GET SLAUGHTERD
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Now would be a good time to begin. The market is a whole lot less expensive than a month ago.  If you do not have any investment experience, you might consider mutual funds such as SBI magnum. Some of the funds have an outstanding record.\nYou have over a thousand to choose from and good on line resources to use to research the funds.\n\nBut.  Do not put all of your money in at once. It may go lower.  Put 25% in now.  25% more in in one month.  Then if it goes up 10% add some more.  Always keep 20% in the bank just in case.
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Unfortunately, I'll probably dealing primarily with stocks listed on American exchanges, I'll see if I can come up with a Toronto one.\n\nAltria (nee Phillip-Morris, MO) is a great stock to get because it's a solid tobacco company with some great brands (Marlboro) and they're just entering the smokeless tobacco market, which could be a huge payoff.  Also, this "light cigarette" class action hit the stock too much and I expect to see MO gap up in the future.  And they pay a 4.20% dividend.  It's hard not to like it.\n\nFor alcohol, the market seems to be going into liquor as opposed to beer these days, especially among the younger crowd (who tends to drink more).  This isn't strictly empirical, but I think going into a liquor company is a better bet.  For that, DEO is your best bet.  They have a great stock of brands (Morgan, J&B, Cuervo, Tanqueray) and are have some beer and wine brands (but their strength is far and away their liquor).  It's relatively cheap at 19.51 P/E and has a 3.90% dividend also.\n\nI don't know too much about weapons, but if you're into military stuff, Halliburton and even Boeing are sound investments.  Handguns, Smith and Wesson (SWHC) is the only one that comes to mind it's forward P/E seems a little high at 27.56 for manufactured goods in what seems to me a tight market, but there's not much industry data to go on (not very many handgun companies).  They're trading on the upper end of their 200dma so this stock could move upwards (and it's been trending up all year).  Analysts are bullish, so I'd say it's worth watching.\n\nFor gambling, you need to go where the money is, and that means what's hot.  No casino's hotter than Sands (LVS) which has exploded over the past year, but I'm worried that the money might have been made there.  It's the best casino stock out there, but it's the most expensive.  Casinos are still a good investment, but I'm thinking with concerns over the Democrats taking over (and the economic / legislative ramifications) you might want to go a little cheaper.  Harrah's (HET) is another good casino stock that's not so pricey as Sands.\n\nAs far as sex stuff, it's pretty hard for me to come up with a recommendation.  I'm sort of cold on the industry because a lot of it is privately held, and the public issues don't get coverage.  If somebody can come up with a good investment, I'd love to hear it, though.\n\nHowever, I'd be interested to know why you're interested in sin stocks.  As I touched on earlier, some people think a Democratic congress could hurt some of these companies (especially tobacco).  Maybe you're thinking these were irrationally factored into the price and that these stocks could jump up after the election?\n\nEdit:  Full disclosure.  The only stock listed that I own is MO.
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at the price of alcatel at the time of the merger.  There is no premium in this merger, so you will not gain any advantage in holding on to the Lucent stock.  If you think Alcatel is a good company then you should hold your stock.
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It's current price is $ 25.00. I don't see any news on Largo buy out Toup
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This is just my personel opinion, but I don't think its a good company, I think its a horrible company.  \n\nLooking at the fundamentals, its revenue has grown about 270% in the past year, of course this is a phenomenally good growth rate, but in $ terms it went up about 175 million (from 67 million to 242 million).  During the past year their net loss was 862 million and its increasing too (albeit not as fast as revenue) and stands at almost 4 times revenue for the past quarter.  It could be 10 years (or never) before these guys make a profit, and they will have to dilute their shares (ie issue more shares to raise cash) before then.\n\nTo make matters even worse, their stock price peaked (at almost 8$ per share in early December) and has been trending sharply down since then, so even from a technical point of view they look terrible.\n\nSo, we have a fantastic growth rate but utterly terrible fundamentals and technicals, whats to like.\n\nAgain, just one opinion.
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Book now, the stock will come down.\n\nBuy at lower levels than Rs.62
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Anyone who knows the answer to this question for sure, 100%, no doubts, no risk... Is not wasting their time in here, they are out putting money on that stock!\n\nDo your due diligence.  Use what you know.
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Its one of the the better Mid-Cap stocks. Though its valuation (standalone) is expensive but when adjusted to growth its pretty k.
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www.iii.co.uk      always good discussion boards, and interesting. Coutts bank (the queens' bank) is always right - they predicted the recent fall in shares in advance, but if you had that much money I don't suppose you would be asking questions here....
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Doubt it. It is rated as one of the lowest stocks according to investors.com. LOOK is not profitable and has been dropping the last 5 yrs. \n\nIn the last 17 trading days, there has been 10 down days on higher than average volume. This shows weakness in the stock.\n\nIt would be more of a gamble to hold the stock. There are a lot of better stocks out there.\n\nI would dump and put my money in something else.
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Google is doing many good things and is still growing. If you can, I would buy as much as you can. I can see Google (GOOG) going up to $600.00 per share. You will need to hang on, it will be a wild ride this stock is going to be very volatile.
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While Research in Motion (NasdaqNM:RIMM) seems to have pulled away via settlement from having continued problems with NTP Inc. by way of a $612.5 million "full and final settlement of all claims," one must consider RIM's management as perhaps too captivated by their own press releases and the alleged validity of their claim to have allowed the case to drag as it did in the face of substantial technological and installed/potential customer base. \n\nIndeed, the comments by James Balsillie, RIM's co-chief executive, that RIM was "taking one for the team" and that RIM does not feel "good" about the settlement do not indicate that there is any responsible recognition on behalf of RIM that the situation should and could have been handled better.  \n\nWhen investing, one must look at a company's profile and activities, but also the substantive wisdom of the management team.  In this instance, I would say that the team was found a bit too puerile in their activities.\n\nThat said, if one were still so inclined to consider RIMM, I would shy away until the stabilization after this news and the price moves toward US$63.\n\n**DISCLAIMER**\nThis is just my opinion, and nothing in this post should be considered a recommendation to buy, sell, trade, or otherwise make any action of any type regarding any of the companies listed.  Before making any such decision, it is highly recommended that you consult a licensed financial advisor in your area who may provide you with qualified references. :)\n**************
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Best Investment(s): Aquarius Platinum (AQP.L) - bought £5 worth last July via Halifax SHAREBUILDER (franchised from sharebuilder.com for the UK market)..... got as high as about 114% in profit before crashing back down to about 79% in profit.\nWOLFSON Microelectronics (WLF.L) - makes things like the sound chips used in the SONY PSP, XBOX360 + Video iPod. Stuck a tenner on them at the end of November '05. Currently +56.82% in profit, but that's only after they took a couple of big drops on Friday & Monday (28.00 on Monday).\n\nWorst Investment: Goshawk Insurance Holdings (GOS.L) - bought earlier this year as a bit of a dabble in "bottom fishing", appears they have de-listed. Bought 67.253522 in them for £5 (sharebuilder again)\n\nTinsley (Eliza) - TNL.L  Shares suspended since end of january due to company being put in administration (so much for making a huge profit on their low valued shares: 20.95123 for £5.\n\nD1 Oils (DOO.L) - one of my first investments early last year. The first I sold 'cos the value was going up & down like a prostitute's knickers on a good night. Was £5.12 in profit at the time, but only got 12p back after the commission fee was deducted.
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There's a latest review on this site\n\nhttp://explodingstocks.com/blog/?p=19