Hot Stocks From All Members

[mrmarket]

Use this thread to show stocks you want all of us to check out.

[Rachel]

I like the builders....hov,dhi,len,phm,bhs
They all seem to be setting up w/ nice right side

also, think we could see a bounce with nte, rsti, ssys, qsii, syno, ment, crdn....ONLY if the market rebounds early week...IF the market continues lower, these will follow...ssys and cell were nice shorts for me friday

Anybody else have an idea?

All the Best,
Rachel

[mrmarket]

I like the builders....hov,dhi,len,phm,bhs
They all seem to be setting up w/ nice right side

also, think we could see a bounce with nte, rsti, ssys, qsii, syno, ment, crdn....ONLY if the market rebounds early week...IF the market continues lower, these will follow...ssys and cell were nice shorts for me friday

Anybody else have an idea?

All the Best,
Rachel

I've always loved the homebuilders...they just don't get any respect. You have to like their low valuations. I don't know much about reading those charts. Please continue to enlighten us and thanks for your insight! So we need a topic called "Rachel Rocks"? Feel free to set one up.

[Rachel]

I don't really care of valuations or respect...look at their 1 yr. chart

most of these are up 100%...works for me :lol:

[thebign1]

:D I have been long on FRED since Jan. 2002 and I am up 95% since then. Fred stores are like mini WalMarts and they will be going to the next level of growth between 2004-2007. I certainly will add more! :D

:D FBR (Friedman,Billings & Ramsey) is a unique combination. An investment broker w/Reit status. It pays a nice dividend, about 8.00%.
Since July 2003 I am up 20% not including divy. (Just got my first) :D

Regards, Norm 8)

[jiesen]

Both of these stocks are worth checking out. I've owned both of them long enough for a 100%+ increase, and will hold both for a future increase of 100%+ or more.

Both have pulled back a bit recently along with this market crash, though XING tends to deviate from what the market does most of the time, since it's a Chinese stock. Be careful with this one - it can drop like a rock, but if it does, that's when you can step in and make some $$.

Honestly XING makes me a little nervous because the reporting is very sporadic, yearly at best, but the business is very good, and as long as there are no nasty surprises, I expect the stock to be up to $20 from $8 now within a year or so.

For more detail, you can contact me by e-mail (jiesen@hotmail.com)

[mrmarket]

:D I have been long on FRED since Jan. 2002 and I am up 95% since then. Fred stores are like mini WalMarts and they will be going to the next level of growth between 2004-2007. I certainly will add more! :D



I really love FRED...the business model is so cool. They buy incredibly cheap real estate and they sell at Walmart prices but it only takes you 15 minutes to get in and out of there. I don't own the stock anymore but it might start showing up in my dump again.

[morokoy]

Laser related.....BLTI PMTI LSCP CLZR

[Rob]

Talk about huge! I bought a LOT of CEDC in early August (I think on the 8th) for $19.75 and on last Fri., Sep. 26th, it closed at $25.26, even AFTER the Nasdaq took a major 3-day hit.

That's a 28% increase in 49 days, or the equivalent of a 489% annual return!

This company knows how to make $$$money$$$! They sell vodka in Poland. A LOT of it! (They also sell a lot of other liquors, beers and cigars. And they own exclusive distribution rights on some of the big names.) They are increasing their sales dramatically by buying up smaller distributorships and consolidating their operations so they run even more efficiently and with the precision of a Swiss watch.

Even in a weak IBD industry group (#126 out of 197 currently) IBD gives this dynamo a 95 EPS rating and an 89 RS rating. Its SMR is A and its Acc/Dis rating is still a solid B after this 3-day bloodbath.

Here are a few more reasons I like it: Insiders own more than 30% and institutional owners (currently only 48 of them, showing how relatively undiscovered this company is) own about 34-1/2% (according to nasdaq.com). The R.O.E. is a very healthy 24.65%.

Some are concerned that the phenomenal growth of this company cannot continue at this pace, and they may be right, but with only about a 22 P/E ratio on trailing 12-mo. earnings it appears that the downside risk is relatively low for a well-oiled cash-generating machine like this one.

I thought about taking my profits on this one, but ... NAHHHHHH, I think there's still some more upside to this little jewel. Europe has just had one of its hottest summers on record, if not THE hottest. And CEDC has been out there selling BEER! I suspect that when this company reports its 3rd quarter earnings on or about Nov. 10th, there will be a positive earnings surprise due largely to this MASSIVE heat wave.

Summary: CEDC is an amazing growth company, and worth your consideration. Contrary opinions welcome, if accompanied by rational analysis.

[mrmarket]

Rob,

Great write up. CEDC has shown up in my data dump pretty regularly but I wasn't astute enough to buy it. Nice going and good luck.

[philipkaye]

Great new board MM. You are huge.
UHCO has been mentioned previously and I am also a fan. It had a pullback recently after ascending a bit fast but I really think it has potential to go in the right direction.

[dblonde58]

see following post sorry, first post here.

[dblonde58]

CAI I do not own this but am considering it. Its PE is good, its EPS is good. Positive insider, fair volume. PLEASE anyone??? Seems to be on it's way up.

Diane

[Dave]

NCEN is a sub-prime lender that took am undeserved beating with other lending companies a few months ago. The thing about NCNE is even after the overall mortgage market dropped off by like 40%, they continued to post record numbers. In July they posted like 2.3billion, and then in August, when people said they would be lucky to stay near 2billion, they instead did 2.95billion. September is anyone's guess, but it should be very good as interest rates have actually come down a bit. Another thing that people fail to understand with NCEN is the type of loans they offer, which are mostly variable with a short term fixed up front, based on LIBOR rates, not US prime.

Anywho, this company is growing and continually posting record months because of increased market share, not just the supposed refi-bubble. Only like 9% or less of their numbers are made up of refi business. Short-term key to this stock is the low number of shares available for trading, which is almost equalled by the number of shares short. This could be a really cool short squeeze, and man are they fun to be a part of. Oh, they are also buying shares back over the next 3 or so quarters.

Well, that is my NCNE spiel, back to work!

Good luck with all trades,

-Dave

[MEA_1956]

Yes Dave, you are right (N C E N) is one of $$ MM $$ perfect stocks, At one point I had this one on the chopping block,but felt there was a rebound after giving it some more thought. In @ $23.66 with a 25.03% profit, and think I will KEEP this one for awhile longer. In the middle of July $ MM $ Dump posted a Comp named North Coast Energy (N C E B) At that time I picked some of it up @ $9.61 and Holding it with a 29.03% profit. A H M C IS my next ???? Will this stock reach 15% today or will I have to wait a day or two more. I hope I can Sell before MM post his next possible 4-6 week winner.
Thanks for the Invite, and hope all woks out OK for everyone, yes it is new but if a Cornhusker can find his way throught it all, so can an Okie or an Owl. Well T.T.F.N. MEA

[MEA_1956]

I like the builders....hov,dhi,len,phm,bhs
They all seem to be setting up w/ nice right side

also, think we could see a bounce with nte, rsti, ssys, qsii, syno, ment, crdn....ONLY if the market rebounds early week...IF the market continues lower, these will follow...ssys and cell were nice shorts for me friday

Anybody else have an idea?

All the Best,
Rachel
I do have one to add to your list ( O H B ) This is the one that I like, plus it has a low entry tag.

[Rachel]

I hope people got into the the Home Builders as I mentioned over the weekend ( see above postings).

Today was HUGE!

Keep in mind... when the market stalls=bonds rally=rates fall=home builders and lenders go UP

Bud Lights are on me tonight!!!!!!


All the Best,
Rachel

[Rachel]

I hope people got into the the Home Builders as I mentioned over the weekend ( see above postings).

Today was HUGE!

Keep in mind... when the market stalls=bonds rally=rates fall=home builders and lenders go UP

Bud Lights are on me tonight!!!!!!


All the Best,
Rachel

[Rachel]

I can't seem to post w/o duplicating?!?!?! :wink:

[mrmarket]

I hope people got into the the Home Builders as I mentioned over the weekend ( see above postings).

Today was HUGE!

Keep in mind... when the market stalls=bonds rally=rates fall=home builders and lenders go UP

Bud Lights are on me tonight!!!!!!


All the Best,
Rachel

I want to drink 1000 beers with you Rach...choose me!

[vish]

Hello All,

I was just wondering what everyone thought of my latest buy CompuCredit (CCRT). I bought in today at 19.38 just before the close. I initially found it by looking at Karel's momentum screen and it showed up in the top 10 there. They are a credit card company (which I like in a reviving economy). Their PE is less than 10 and PEG of 0.48 and also very little debt. Thanks.

Vish

[mrmarket]

Hello All,

I was just wondering what everyone thought of my latest buy CompuCredit (CCRT). I bought in today at 19.38 just before the close. I initially found it by looking at Karel's momentum screen and it showed up in the top 10 there. They are a credit card company (which I like in a reviving economy). Their PE is less than 10 and PEG of 0.48 and also very little debt. Thanks.

Vish

Looks ok to me...what concerns me is the fact that there was a significant loss of revenue and earnings from 2000 to 2001...makes me think this company is not really growing but is benefitting more from a favorable market than it is organic growth.

[mltlawn]

Closed today at $6.17 I am now up 98.3%! and still holding :D

[stenzrob]

Closed today at $6.17 I am now up 98.3%! and still holding :D
Great find, mltlawn.
How did you first identify that one?

[SuperVoy]

8) Please check it out in my website:

[carlton02]

Hey, ever been in the army and wished that you had body armor, for protection against the bad guys bullets? I have, I only wished, that we had this armor in Vietnam. I saw a lot of guys get hurt because the Flack Jacket was heavy and bulky. And the heat was a hot, 120 degrees-to much heat to carry the extra weight of the life saving jacket!

How many lives could have been saved. That said, here is why I like CRND.

Ceradyne, Inc. develops, manufactures and markets advanced technical ceramic products and components for industrial, defense, consumer, microwave communications and automotive applications. The Company derives a portion of its revenues from its traditional products, which include lightweight-ceramic armor for military helicopters and microwave tube products. However, newer products developed or being developed by Ceradyne for defense, industrial and consumer applications represent an increasing share of its business. Its newer products include lightweight-ceramic armor vests for military personnel; a translucent-ceramic orthodontic bracket; silicon nitride-advanced technical ceramic components (cam rollers) used in diesel engines; wear-resistant components for industrial machinery; missile nose cones or radomes for the defense industry; large corrosion-resistant ceramic components sold to semiconductor equipment manufacturers, and lightweight-ceramic armor systems components.

Ceradyne's Q3 earns, revenue rise sharply (8:07 AM ET) NEW YORK (CBS.MW) – Ceradyne reported third-quarter net income of $3.3 million, or 31 cents a share and revenue of $27.04 million, vs. year-earlier earnings of 8 cents a share and revenue of $14.3 million. Analysts surveyed by Reuters Research had been expecting 27 cents a share and $27.05 million, on average. The company attributed the improved results to new order increases for its body armor, increased productivity, and a gross profit margin increase of 7.5 percentage points to 30.2 percent of net sales. The stock closed Tuesday up $1.37 at $39.36.

[thebign1]

Take a second look at FRED and FBR.... if you like increased rev's and earnings, earnings, earnings.... FRED has made some of us money before and is a possible pick for $$$Mr. Market$$$ a second time...... Freidman, Billings, Ramsey (FBR) is going to the moon. Increased rev's & earnings which equals momentum plus a sweet dividend.

Regards, Norm :D

[vish]

Hey guys,

check out my pick CCRT (compucredit). I bought it at 19.38 (see earlier post in the beginning of October) and today it's up to over 23 dollars on HUGE earnings (1.11 last quarter versus an expected 35 cents! I'm not HUGE, but trying to get bigger). :D

Vish