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March 2012
Say what you what about Goldman Sachs but they are not stupid people and they understand the housing and mortgage markets.  Inventories are down and when demand picks up watch out. http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2012-03-29/goldman-bets-on-property-rebound-with-new-fund-mortgages.html INVESTING IN THE FINANCIAL MARKETS INVOLVES RISKS. OPTIONS ARE NOT SUITABLE FOR ALL INVESTORS.
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Ken Heebner is a momentum investor which I can’t really relate to, but as far as making macroeconomic calls he has a strong history.  His points on the housing market are absolutely correct.  There is going to be a tremendous amount of money made on the recovery, and just as people were to bullish on...
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This is very encouraging news to see Spain taking their budget cuts seriously.  While austerity isn’t going to be a magic potion to resolve the Euro’s problems, it does maintain the credibility of the efforts made in the last year for each country to get their houses in order.  The last couple of years Greece...
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It looks like Bank of America has the right man for the job in CEO Brian Moynihan.  The company has done a phenomenal job boosting capital through divesting non-core assets.  The banks has very strong reserves which should insulate it from future credit losses.  Due to all of the turmoil from lawsuit regarding reps and...
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RIMM came out with lackluster earnings today as expected.  This is going to be a rough year for the company as we await their new phone which won’t be out until later this year.  I think the WSJ did a great job outlining a few of the likely suitors for RIMM.  I think Microsoft and...
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Massive increases in natural gas production continues to lower prices.  While some large natural gas producers such as Chesapeake Energy (CHK) are shutting some wells to reduce output, supply continues to exceed demand.  A big reason for this is that oil prices are so high that it still makes economic sense for companies to drill...
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I’d expect a tremendous amount of competition but if China is indeed opening up their domestic auto insurance market the potential benefits can be huge.  If I were in the auto insurance in business I’d copy Geico’s model which has been so successful in the United States as much as possible.  The low cost operator...
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This quick little article puts into perspective just how massive Apple’s market cap really is.  Their balance sheet, profits, and cash flows are absolutely amazing, but at some point the law of large numbers comes into play.  Margins tend to be mean reverting.  It’s not impossible that Apple could get to a $1 Trillion market...
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At TTCM we see a vastly over-saturated retail market in the United States.  Retailers such as Best Buy, Target, and Gamestop have consistently added square footage to varied degrees of success.  Online retail and Amazon in particular has had a catastrophic impact on some of these retailers operations.  The three retailers named have been great...
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Jeremy Siegel is a little bit more bullish than I am on the overall market.  He does correctly understand that because of this extremely low interest rate environment stocks are the best relative value.  Bond funds are a huge concern subjecting investors to tremendous interest rate risks.  While at T&T Capital Management we may not...
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