Chart: Internet Content & Community Companies - Week Over Week Price & Volume Breakouts
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● On March 27th, JMP Securities analyst William Morrison upgraded WebMD Health Corp. (WBMD) to “Strong Buy” with a price target of $50.
New 52 Week Highs (Week Ending March 31, 2006): HOLL ($5.13), KNOT ($18.11), LNUX ($5.09), NTES ($25.49), SOHU ($26.78), WBMD ($44.27)
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Answers Corp’s Lofty Valuation (ANSW)
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Douglas McIntyre submits: Answers Corporation (Nasdaq: ANSW) operated answers.com which has aggregated three million searchable answers for questions in categories including business, technology, science, the arts, and entertainment. The model is supported by the advertising that runs on the answers.com website. The company’s software also allows users to click on words on their screen and get instant explanations. The application is impressive.
Answers has the rare distinction of trading at 45 times sales, even though the stock has come down from its 52-week high of $23.20 to about $12.
The company had Q4 05 revenue of $889,000 and GAAP loss of almost $2 million. If one backs out stock-based compensation, amortization of acquired technology and write-offs of in process R&D, the operating loss gets closer to $1.1 mill
Strategy Session: Objects in Motion Stay in Motion
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Issac Newton's First Law of Motion: Law of Inertia explains the basics of planetary motion, coach potatoes, and our latest Strategy Session. This one in particular has us rubbing our hands together because it:
- Is simple to understand, like Newton's first law, and yields predictable results
- Is germain to market conditions we are currently experiencing (See yesterday's post)
- Reveals what innovative improvements are coming to Trade-Ideas
The Strategy:
GOOGLE Finance NEEDS YOUR HELP
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Google Finance made its debut this week and many have already weighted in with opinions, critiques, and suggestions.
We gave our suggestion directly to the Google Finance team from their blog ([email protected]). Google Finance currently covers business info, news, and interactive charts. Essentially we asked, "What about some technical analysis?" This would round out the offering and bring value to a whole community of traders and investors. We then pointed to the free stock "snapshots" that we offer from our website. Take a look and enter a stock symbol if you haven't seen this yourself: http://www.trade-ideas.com/StockInfo/
Our suggestion prompted a reply which appears below:
Thank you for your note. This is just an automated response to let you know that we received your email about Googl
DiamondTrim speaks: Didn't do your homework? Don't worry.
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Today's post is written by a guest contributor named, DiamondTrim. DiamondTrim is an alias for a trader well known to readers of EliteTrader and a few other trading forums on the internet. DiamondTrim was one of the first "power-users" to understand the value of Trade-Ideas and apply its idea generation capabilities to his trading plan. The result generated multiple successes.
DiamondTrim is one of several scheduled speakers at Trade-Ideas' upcoming 1st Annual Learning Curve Seminar in June in San Diego.
I was watching Cramer’s Mad Money recently while channel surfing. His fans call him and talk about all this homework that they do. It got me thinking about homework in general. I was not very good about doing homework during my education but -- I was a damn good cheat
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