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As great as a $1 dividend is, Tellabs shares will most likely fall 20% after the payout. The stock ran up for reason and if you are playing this it may just make a you a few bucks or net zero. Then again perhaps the shorts will get trapped after Dec 21st. Regardless its going to be fun to watch the activity on TLAB in the next week. Buyer beware.
"model was developed in a down economy" - funny, I thought Z was founded, launched and grew during the hottest real estate market in history."...and agents would only pay when they need leads." Agents ALWAYS need leads. Success in real estate sales depends on your ability to generate leads. You either do that yourself, or pay someone for them.
As you wrote, "Zillow is switching from making money primarily on advertising to making money by providing leads to real-estate agents and mortgage lenders"What you failed to see is that real-estate agents would not pay for leads as much as they do when the economy and real-estate is down (model was developed in a down economy). Zillow mobile used by buyers while shopping for a home however in most cases they are already working with an agent but still like the touch and feel estimate / appraisal value out of the online application. Again the consumer doesn’t pay for this service / information and agents would only pay when they need leads..
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Better buy your guns and ammo today, you may never get a chance ever again.
That's the ridiculous attitude of all the President Obama haters out there that are pushing up shares of Smith & Wesson Holding Corp. (SWHC) and Sturm, Ruger & Co. Inc. (RGR). However bullet maker Alliant Techsystems Inc. (ATK) did not jump today and it could be waiting to pop.
I agree man, the rally in RGR and SWHC is a little bit rediculous. Obama was a congressional law professor, I'd like to think that he respects the right to bear arms. We'll see what happens but I think RGR and SWHC shareholders have a rude awakening in store - similiar to the 50% haircut shareholders took back in late 2007 after he was elected for his first term.
Michael Llamas finally "tripped himself up" in one of his many scams. I told him several years ago that he was going to jail. He is a thief & has ripped off all who have been financially involved with him. MJNA is the "Grandaddy" of all of his scams. If the investors only knew.
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I hate to break it to you, but if you sold the $15 calls that is the maximum profit you can make on the underlying shares. So you'd make $.50 plus the $3 options premium. Still a very nice profit, but not quite a 100% gain.
I've been following your covered call pics for a while now, and I happened to pick up AEGR at around $14.50 thanks to your recommendation in this article. I got a little scared when it dropped to $13.70, but I hung in there because of the 20% options premium I got from selling the covered calls. That put my cost basis at $11.50, and now shares are trading at $22 a share so I'm up almost 100%. Keep up the good work and keep these covered call picks coming!
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Apple issued revenue guidance for the quarter ending in December of $52 billion, about $3 billion below analysts' expectations.
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