It's Volatile, But Is It a Bargain?

Friday, June 7, 2013
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		It's Volatile, But Is It a Bargain?   by Rob Goldman     Three times a week, we opine about the market or profile stocks that we think will move higher. It is not often that we highlight stocks that we project will fall due to being overvalued or out of favor. Who wants to read that kind of stuff anyway? We figure that if you want negativity, you can read all kinds of weird news stories across the wide world of the Internet.     Over the past week or so the media has stirred fear in the hearts of investors ... and the market performance hasn't helped. Still, there may yet be some opportunities for the courageous. It isn't easy to buy stocks in a downward cycle, even though that is typically when the greatest gains can be recorded.   With that in mind, today I woke up and decided to find the most beaten-down stock on NASDAQ.    To read more click here >> or visit http://www.thestockjunction.com     Look For This Subtle Sign   by Rob Goldman     Long before the advent of the Internet and the availability of information 24/7, investors relied on seeing, hearing or meeting the leaders of publicly traded companies as a major component of the due diligence process. Knowing and understanding how important face-to-face meetings or presentations were (and still are) to the investment process, company management teams routinely schedule a number of institutional and retail investor roadshows, and try to get on the docket for key industry conferences.   Finding out when and/or where a management team will appear was occasionally used as a lever to drive stocks higher. The prevailing thought was that the more the team was "out there," the more likely the shares would come under accumulation. In the pre-Internet days, conferences were less frequent and thus the stocks sometimes made big moves higher ahead of a given conference on the off-chance that some secret announcement might be released.   In some cases, today's investors are made aware of these kinds of events far in advance, so they don't carry the same weight as they once did. Still, if an investor notices that a team is making a concerted effort to reach out or present in a short, condensed period of time, it should be viewed very favorably.    To read more click here >> or visit http://www.thestockjunction.com

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