The first quarter is over and now it is time to see how my 4 stocks to buy in 2012 are doing. The market has been on a tear for pretty much most part of 2012, so it is no surprise that my stocks did pretty good. You can see the results below: Ticker Initial [...]
So far 2012 has been a pretty good year for Bank of America (BAC). The stock is up 46% year to date, and it looks like the financial stock might just be getting started. Just quickly looking at the chart you can see that Bank of America closed above the 200 day moving average, which [...]
For the longest time I had been the biggest promoter of Netflix (NFLX). I loved the stock and it has definitely been my best pick to date; however, since finally selling off completely I have now become the complete opposite and do not like the company as a stock play. While essentially doubling it’s stock [...]
Since recommended Mastercard (MA) and Visa (V) a while back, both stocks have went on a nice run. That being said, it looks like the credit card play is either about to experience a pullback or move to higher highs. From a technical standpoint. The next couple of trading days will be key in determining [...]
Bank of America (BAC) as well as many other stocks have been hitting their stride for the most of 2012 thus far. See my 4 stocks to buy in 2012. The million dollar question is whether this will be a sustained rally or just a minor blimp before stocks head lower. Well looking at the [...]
The last two weeks I have been sharing some of my favorite stocks for 2012, which hopes to be a very promising year. Do you remember all the stocks I shared? Well, I don’t, so I decided to quickly summarize by picks below. Here’s to a successful portfolio! 4 stocks to buy in 2012 – [...]
In continuation of my stocks to buy in 2012, today we will look at Dunkin’ Brands Group (DNKN) – parent company of Dunkin’ Doughnuts. I have been intrigued by this stock since it IPO’d last year. Mostly because I love doughnuts and I feel Dunkin’ Doughnuts is a strong enough brand with great growth potential [...]