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Magic Formula Stocks by Industry
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Breakdown of Magic Formula stocks by industry sector. What sectors are currently out of favor but can provide good returns on capital?
Magic Formula Weekly Roundup 5/2
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Weekly roundup of stocks moving in and out of the Magic Formula Investing screen.
Should Microsoft make a bid for Time Warner?
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In February, Microsoft offered to purchase Yahoo for $31 a share in a deal valued at 44.6 billion dollars. Yahoo declined the deal and has seen its stock pay the price for refusing the deal. I think Microsoft should make a play for Time Warner.
Shares to vote for any day of the week
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James Altucher recommends out of work folks consider starting a business. He also writes, "I have never before seen a market with so much opportunity in it." Then he lists some of those stock opportunities.
Time Warner: Worth Keeping an Eye On : Circle of Competence
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By the end of the year, Time Warner Cable (TWC), will be a stand alone entity after being spun off from Time Warner Inc. (TWX). TWC is a publicly traded company as it currently stands, 84% owned by its parent, Time Warner Inc. The carve-out occured early in 2007, trading between $36-43, but has plummeted down into the $20’s since.
Magic Formula Business Sector #7: Media
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The Media sector contains a wide range of business models, some very attractive to the Magic Formula, and some very unattractive. In this article I examine each of the sub-sectors, separating the wheat from the chaff, and explain what to look for in a good MFI Media company.
Candidates for a Bounce
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A dozen out-of-favor stocks that could rebound this year according to Barron's.
Or is it Google $100
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If Google doesn't go to $1,000 it could go the other way...
YouTube: Google Wins The World Series Of Poker
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Yikes! Google just spent $1.65 billion for YouTube. I agree with the author of this story that this was a risky move. I guess Google viewed their Google Video product as a failure and decided to throw some serious money at the problem to maintain their online property lead.
Can Warner Bros Do better Than "Beerfest"?
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Douglas McIntyre isn't impressed by the films Warner Bros. has put out recently - and he's not alone. Time Warner (TWX) has had several high-profile flops this year including "Lady in the Water", "The Ant Bully", and "Poseidon". Even the $198.5 million put up by "Superman Returns" was ultimately a failure, because of the high cost of that film.
