Archive for June, 2006
Beaten Down Stock Pick of the Week: Microvision, Inc. (MVIS)
9 Comments Published June 30th, 2006 in investing, stocks.Beaten down stock of the week: Microvision, Inc. (MVIS)
Why we like it: Best technology for the #1 problem in consumer electronics. Why is it beaten down ? Read on to learn more.
Who are they ?
The company is “the world leader in the development of light scanning technologies for high-resolution display and imaging systems.” […]
Just wanted to take a quick look at where we stand with our first three Stock Picks of the Week. So far we’re off to a pretty good start:
We recommended CNET Networks (CNET) on June 2 at a share price of $8.91.  In that post, we indicated that it might be wise to […]
We’re recommending shares of IMAX Corporation (IMAX), currently trading at $8.31 (06/20/06 close). The opening of Superman Returns presents a near-term catalyst for the stock, but we also believe shares of IMAX represent a solid longer term investment opportunity (with a moderate level of risk).
Company Description
IMAX is a leading entertainment technology company whose activities […]
Apparently George Bush’s daughter, Barbara, uses Craigslist. Even for Page Six of the New York Post I have to ask: “And, this is news why?”
Time to Ease Back into the Stock Market
1 Comment Published June 14th, 2006 in investing, stocks, business.On May 16 we posted a cautionary note on the stock market. We took the news that Friday May 12 marked the highest daily number of IPOs filed with the SEC in six years as an indicator that the markets were potentially set for a fall. Since that post, the Dow, NASDAQ and […]
Stock Pick of the Week: 24/7 Real Media
27 Comments Published June 13th, 2006 in investing, stocks, business.We’re recommending 24/7 Real Media (TFSM), currently trading at $7.19 (06/12/06 close).
Company Overview:
24/7 Real Media is a leading interactive marketing and technology company. It provides media and search services, coupled with a seamless platform of serving, targeting, tracking and analytics technologies. The company is headquartered in New York, with offices in other major U.S. cities, […]
We’re recommending shares of CNET. Why We Like It: Great collection of websites, It’s a dotcom survivor, It’s one of the few remaining large, pure-play web content companies, It’s down 45% from its 52-week high of $16.09, Reasonable valuation: at $8.91 per share, 150 million shares outstanding, and $12 million of net debt, CNET has a total enterprise value of roughly $1.3 billion. CNET will generate around $90 million in EBITDA this year (company guidance and Wall Street consensus estimates).
