From Copperwire:
NEW YORK, April 14 (Reuters) - Speaking after the U.S. stocks suffered
their biggest one-day point loss ever on Friday, top investment strategist
Abby Joseph Cohen struck an optimistic tone and said equity prices are
likely to rise from current levels.
Speaking on CNBC, the Goldman Sachs analyst said the U.S. economic
expansion is "far from over" and forecast that corporate profits will
still go up.
"I think what we have seen (today) is very much a market event rather than
an economic event," Cohen said. "As we take a look at out expectations for
earnings, economic growth and so on, really nothing has changed over the
past two weeks."
Cohen, who depressed stock prices recently by trimming the proportion of
assets she advises clients to keep in stocks, said corporate earnings
reports may provide investors with comfort.
"To the extent that the market is now lower, we think that there's a
higher price appreciation likely from current levels." Cohen said
companies in the financial services, pharmaceuticals and global cyclical
sectors offer good potential buys.
REUTERS
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It seems that in the late part of last year and the first couple of months
of this year on the OTCBB we saw the high rise of many stocks. This could
have been deceiving to many people espescially the ones looking at the
OTCBB for the first time, or the market in general for that matter. It
was almost as if you could place a bunch of tickers on a roulette wheel,
spin it, and whatever ticker it landed on, would be a good mover. Well,
before that many of us had to actually do some research into companies
that may be potential movers.
We bought a crystal ball in hopes that we may be able to see into the
future. But up to this point it remains a very pretty and shiny object
that looks good on a table, and that's about it. (We marked this item off
on the list of unusable tools for market tracking) Until the crystal ball
starts working we find ourselves having to go back to the tools we
utilized before. We are sure that TCW readers have many great places that
they do research and we thought we would share some of the places that we
like to do research.
For reading company filings, looking for insider activity or who the
substantial shareholders are the links below come in handy for us. A
company?s filings can reveal much.
www.freeedgar.com
www.edgar.com
For reading a brief company profile:
www.yahoo.com
www.excite.com
For reading charts on a particular company:
www.bigcharts.com
www.clearstation.com
www.stockpoint.com
We like to look at the company?s website, if they have one.
We like to call the company.
Search engines for doing any searches related to topics on the company;
this could bring up articles related to the company. We like to look at
other companies that may be in the same business also.
www.altavista.com
www.excite.com
Sometimes you can see additional information on a particular company on
the OTCBB here:
www.otcbb.com
We like to read the business sections of newspapers, or similar magazines
and publications relating to investment opinion or information.
Also we like to find out where the company is located and do a search for
any publications that could be related to the company in their regional
area i.e. local newspapers that may publish online.
*And we like to look at the company?s past press releases.
The above represents only some of the things we like to look for and does
not encompass all the factors that probably should be looked into when
researching a company. This is only our opinion, you should seek the
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