Tuesday, January 30, 2007
Position Updates: TKC
With all the uncertainty in the market, the Telecoms are just minding their business and going higher. If you are not in the Telco's yet, you are not qualified to manage money and should cease doing so at once.
The following look good today: TKC, PHI, TKG, USM and CHA.
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The following look good today: TKC, PHI, TKG, USM and CHA.
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Thanks for the opinion, I just clicked some more of your sponsors to the left. All readers of this blog who appreciate fly's blog, please visit his sponsors to the left of the page.
Telcos are great unless they happen to be located in a certain south American country with a socialist "leader" at the helm.
# posted by 
: 2:28 PM
: 2:28 PM
Can anyone tell me what the fucks wrong with GE. Does this stock ever go up??? cant even sell the dame thing. Completely agree with telcom. If/When the fed cuts the rate, all these dividend names should get a nice pop. I read somewhere that 6 months after the first rate cut utilities perform the best with telecom and consumer staples as # 2 & 3.
Also, one last thing: The market seems to be setting up for a upside move here shortly. The major indexes are pretty flat all day long but the bids are very strong. TICK has had positive bias all day long, perhaps accumulation before a lift off (I hope, at least). I would load up on retailer for Feb. And remember, when the Fed announces the rate decision tomorrow, the first move is usually the fake move. Good luck.
Just not the same without kidstock around to dominate all the discussion. I’m also providing my email address to all Fly’s sponsors to keep all those huge blog profits flowing, right after I eat a wing with a mexican at WU.
# posted by : 2:56 PM
: 2:56 PM
"Ragin, I don't engage in click fraud and I suggest you consider the same."
Click fraud is what keeps GOOG at $500.
Click fraud is what keeps GOOG at $500.
What a coincidence, I bought CHA today. Glad to hear you like it. I love the chart at the moment which means I will probably end up losing money on it...
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