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
You are already probably aware, so I am not going revisit the entire Netflix (NFLX) action over the last couple of weeks. More about that can be read here. The real important topic is, why?
Why would a company experiencing so much growth want to mess with that formula?
Why
With the volatility index (VIX) still at high levels and still many problems among the economy, all signs are pointing for the market to head south. In the means time, below are a few setups I think we can take advantage of.
The idea is to try and setup
I have this theory that you never want to be the first generation of a boom. I call this the “first in, first out” theory. By being the first, you are ultimately writing your death certificate should you not be able to keep up with the growing demand and
Yesterday Neflix (NFLX) announced its plan to raise the subscription fee of the Internet-plus-DVDs-in-the-mail plan from $10 to $16 a month. The obvious question is “why”, but the better question is if this is a good idea on Netflix’s part.
Being the avid follower of Netflix, I felt I should
Leaders have performed great in the market over the last couple of weeks. Look for this trend to continue through the summer months, so why not ride out the hot hand, right?
Below are 5 stocks itching to head higher, and their charts show why these are great candidates. What
The theme in the market right now is double dip recession. People are scared and so too are investors. Try to avoid any stocks that flourished because of a stronger economy and pay attention to those that did well during the rough times in 2008/early 2009.
Below are some stock