The best US stocks today that you can buy cheap! (21/7)

by **fundnewb** on 23 Jul 2006, 22:28

Thanks starry!!! got it already

by **kleer** on 24 Jul 2006, 00:04

do you guys know where we can get the 5 or 10 year charts for those stocks?

by **Starry** on 24 Jul 2006, 01:05

awcute wrote:Starry, one question. That column on "fair price" (column d) is that from montley fool?
Thanks for the technicals too.

They are from Morningstar. But I realised that Morningstar and Motley Fool fair estimated fair value are pretty close to each other.....normally within a few dollars difference. The differences arise mainly because Morningstar updates their reports daily and they change the fair value based on the most recent earning reports.

by **Starry** on 24 Jul 2006, 01:06

kleer wrote:do you guys know where we can get the 5 or 10 year charts for those stocks?

How about Yahoo Finance?

by **kleer** on 24 Jul 2006, 08:09

I couldn't get for nike (NKE). Hmm maybe I'll try the rest later when I've got time thanks.

by **Maxime** on 24 Jul 2006, 16:42

Alamak! Why is energy not in the portfolio.... 8-)

by **Starry** on 24 Jul 2006, 17:57

Maxime wrote:Alamak! Why is energy not in the portfolio....

These are all value selections....think energy stocks should fall under growth

by **Maxime** on 24 Jul 2006, 22:38

I guess it depends on one's assumptions. For example, if I think oil prices will average above $100 and uranium will exceed $100 as well, a lot of energy companies would be very undervalued. 8-)

by **Desperatekid** on 25 Jul 2006, 00:11

These are all value selections....think energy stocks should fall under growth

Actually giant energy companies like shell, etc, belong to the large value cap sector. IT sector belongs to growth.

by **fundnewb** on 10 Oct 2006, 00:18

Starry,

would you consider COF a value or a growth stock? Regardless, i find it a very unique and competitive company... your views please?

by **kleer** on 10 Oct 2006, 00:40

Wow, First Data dropped almost 50% from $41.46 to $23. Anyone knows why?

by **Starry** on 10 Oct 2006, 00:49

fundnewb wrote:Starry,

would you consider COF a value or a growth stock? Regardless, i find it a very unique and competitive company... your views please?

Definitely a value stock.

This seems to be a good value stock to buy.

by **Starry** on 10 Oct 2006, 00:54

kleer wrote:Wow, First Data dropped almost 50% from $41.46 to $23. Anyone knows why?

spin off western union. Read it here:

First Data Corporation Completes Western Union Spin-off

September 29, 2006 First Data Corporation announced that it has completed the distribution of a tax-free special dividend to its shareholders consisting of approximately 765 million shares of common stock of The Western Union Company. First Data is distributing one share of common stock of Western Union for each share of First Data common stock to First Data shareholders as of September 22, 2006.As a result of that distribution, First Data will no longer own shares of Western Union, and Western Union will be an independent company. Western Union common stock has been authorized for listing on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) and will trade under the symbol 'WU.'

by **tubbycancer** on 13 Mar 2008, 10:38

May I know how to buy US Stock Online without going through brokers?

by **jfc18** on 13 Mar 2008, 10:56

Woah... Think this tread is relevant now man...

I'm looking at Citi, UBS, ML... and SPDR Financial Services ETF...

I'm also targetting P&G and Johnson & Johnson... Both companies here realli have a wide economic moat... Realli keen in their businesses...

NYSE Euronext Exchange has never left my radar too...

What about you guys?? Anyone holding US stocks or targetting them now??

by **Minority** on 14 Mar 2008, 20:09

I am eyeing Citibank leh. been waiting for a goo time to enter. wonder how much more is there to go....

by **SKT** on 13 Apr 2008, 00:58

Yea Citi looks very good to me too. Considering in investing by dollar cost averaging in it. Catching the market at the bottom is too skilled for me

by **Minority** on 14 Apr 2008, 01:32

LEH is also another 1 that looks good value under 37. PE is abt 6

by **zi449** on 29 Jun 2008, 00:07

Hi, Can I find out how to buy US ETFs? Which broker in Singapoe allows the transactions in US ETFs? I am looking to buy the SPDR Financial Select fund? Anyone knows how?

by **newwit** on 30 Aug 2008, 10:56

most singapore broker let you trade in the US Market to buy ETF, just for an example, you can get it thru POEMS or DBS Vickers, or KELive.

by **lily** on 11 Mar 2009, 14:36

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by **stam** on 11 Mar 2009, 16:52

is there a list on sgx value/growth stocks?? ::|

by **Hulumas** on 11 Mar 2009, 20:25

jfc18 wrote:Woah... Think this tread is relevant now man...

I'm looking at Citi, UBS, ML... and SPDR Financial Services ETF...

I'm also targetting P&G and Johnson & Johnson... Both companies here realli have a wide economic moat... Realli keen in their businesses...

NYSE Euronext Exchange has never left my radar too...

What about you guys?? Anyone holding US stocks or targetting them now??

I am not vested all of those faded blue chips. ::wink:

by **Mush** on 11 Mar 2009, 21:43

Citibank and microsoft do look attractive to me ... Oh wait ... Actually all of the Dow components look attractive ...

by **PJL001** on 11 Mar 2009, 21:49

When the US$ tanks in the medium term, see if the resulting loss is "attractive" to you at that time.

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