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On
EMCOR Group Inc. (EME)...
JJC: Well, I've
always thought it was a copper
play and, therefore, negative... I
thought he made a pretty good case
of the broad nature of his
business but because, as you also
pointed out, that copper's at its
all-time high, I don't think you
can sway people... which is too
bad, because he's got a pretty
good thing going. This is one of
those that probably... the value
guys in the audience might say,
you know what... I think it's
going to go away from pure copper
pricing... Once they get past
these things, it becomes a much
more interesting story...
. . .
. .
On American Capital Strategies
(ACAS)...
JJC: I am not a very
big fan of this sector right
now... this mezzanine lending...
but I do point out that this has
been a classic battleground
between the shorts and the
longs... and the Malon Wilkus,
who's the CEO, is a seasoned
player... I refuse to count the
guy out. This is not
CIT Group, Inc. (CIT)...
CIT more weak, I think, than these
guys...
. . .
. .
On the markets and China...
JJC: That was
one of those periods, it was like
Chernobyl... when the SARS broke
out... when everything went down,
and the bears really ran with it.
I mean, you know, this is maybe a
couple of day's story (reference
to a story today about a new virus
which has emerged in China,
afflicting children)... You know,
I think that China remains the
single greatest driver of
everything that we trade in this
world... everything.
. . .
. .
On
Marvel Entertainment, Inc.
(MVL)...
JJC: Okay
look... The shorts keyed on this
as being a major mistake by MVL
that they decided to take stakes
in movies (referencing this past
weekend's Marvel blockbuster #1
movie, IronMan)... This company's
far more sophisticated. It is far
better run. Dan Reveve... who does
excellent work for CBS... He
turned me onto this stock at $17.
He's sticking by it. I'm sticking
by it... I think these guys are on
fire...
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