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here.
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ORB
here.
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below...
After this segment, you
can see Jim's
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here...
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JJC:
How do you buy the stock
of a great company, after
it's reported a monumental
earnings blowout, and just
gone so high?...
That's the question I'm
answering for you this
week, in order to try and
help you make money off
the companies that
reported the biggest beats
during earnings season,
because that means that
they will likely
outperform the rest of the
market.
Let's go over what I've
given you so far this
week...
Jones Apparel (JNY)...
[See complete comments
from that recommendation
for JNY
here...]
Tyco International Ltd. (TYC)...
[See complete comments
from that recommendation
for TYC
here...]
...both of which put the
Street's estimates to
shame when they reported.
They were both stocks
that, when they reported,
I said I can't believe how
well those companies are
doing.
But I also told you that
you couldn't buy the
stocks... at least not
until they come down... to
what I see is the right
price.
You see, there are so many
sloppy hedge funds out
there, in search of good
ideas, that they send the
prices of these stocks way
too high... We have to
wait for weakness, like
the weakness we got today
when these same funds
panicked and sold.
Now if you're going to
actually make money off
our good ideas, you've got
to be watching intraday. I
know that's a problem for
those of you who are busy
doing some other jobs, so
maybe you put in some
orders (i.e., watch
alerts) that signal that
the stocks have come
in.
Why this way?...
Because you can't wait for
me to flag it. It's going
to happen intraday (i.e.,
the stock price may come
down intraday to the point
at which you would buy
it)... that's how whippy
this market is.
So this is a shopping list
series...
On Monday, I said put JNY
on the list, but it was at
$18.74. I told you to wait
until it was at $17. It's
at $18.08. It's getting
there. Just keep your bat
on your shoulder until it
comes down a bit further
and you get that perfect
pitch. Only then do you
swing.
This is defensive,
aerospace stock that even
Mr. anti-defense, Barack
Obama, can love...
The company sells rockets
and space systems in
satellite vehicles to the
commercial and government
military markets... It
gets 38% of its revenues
from launch vehicles. 37%
from satellites... 25%
from advanced space
systems... where they're
working on the Orion
program, the successor to
the Space Shuttle...
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More comments will
continue here...
Note: We
now quickly post the
specific stock
recommendation, and Jim's
"Bottom Line" for each
segment... and then
follow-up with the
complete recap of his key
comments. Check back
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segment, in its entirety, along
with the complete Mad Money show
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comments...
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The Bottom Line!:
Orbital Sciences Corp.
(ORB)
reported one of the biggest beats this
earnings season. It's got what I
think is terrific growth for an
aerospace and defense company.
It's got a vast horde of cash, and it
does the kind of defense that even the
dems can love. Do not pay more
than $24! Keep the bat on your
shoulder until you get the right price!
And, if it doesn't come in, then just
forget about it!...
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Jim's comments BEFORE the
interview:
With the collapse of
natural gas prices, the
natural gas stocks have
plummeted too.
I think some of them have
fallen too far, too fast,
and become too cheap to
ignore... maybe not on
earnings, but on assets...
Take
Equitable Resources Inc.
(EQT)...
a natural gas producer in
Appalachia, with 20
trillion cubic feet of
reserve potential that
owns 3.3 million acres.
This was a darling six
weeks ago. It has
cratered. EQT
also isn't just a
producer. About 40%
of its business is
"mid-stream," meaning it
gathers gas and transmits
it throughout pipelines.
Remember
Williams Companies, Inc.
(WMB)?
That was good too at one
time. Uh,
business doesn't really
depend on natural gas
prices. It depends
on the volume on natural
gas.
The stock's down 33% from
its peak May 21st, and I
think, at these levels, it
could be worth buying,
along with the rest of the
group...
But I would like a little
more confidence, before I
call this a buy...
So let's talk to Murry
Gerber. He's the
chairman and CEO of EQT.
Mr. Gerber, welcome to Mad
Money...
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Jim's comments AFTER the
interview:
Guys, look... these stocks
got oversold. You
know I believe this is the
year of natural gas.
It takes one presidential
candidate to get these
stocks back to where they
were... But, more
importantly, you can wait,
because there's no fuel
that touches this.
Equitable Resources Inc.
(EQT)...
just another cheap stock
in the patch!
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selling a stock, and making
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should not look back on.
Put it behind you.
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may wait for it to pull back, or have the
stock price come down briefly, as your
chance (after letting it come in) to buy
the rest of your position (i.e., total
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