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On the departure of Martin
Sullivan as CEO of American International Group
(AIG)... JJC: Yeah, Marty
Sullivan has to come down from the
Wall of Shame.
At one point, we did a Wall of
Shame, where it was just his
picture about six times... But
he's missing, so that creates an
opportunity. Someone has to be
inducted into the
Wall of Shame
tonight...
. . .
. .
On Research
In Motion (RIMM)... JJC: Rob Sanderson
is the axe... I have here in my
hand... this is a piece of a
recommendation by the American
Technology Research... Rob
Sanderson... He is now 66 cents
higher than everybody else. That's
how you get a stock moving. You
know it's going to go through its
52-week high. This is the only
remaining of the four horsemen.
This is the one... There's only
one horse left. The other three...
they're all trailing... I like
Google (GOOG)...
Apple (AAPL),
I said trade around it...
Amazon.com (AMZN)
goes up everytime there's a Nasdaq
rally...
Nokia (NOK)
has no momentum whatsoever. As a
matter of fact, it is carrion... I
regard NOK as being right, almost,
just barely above
Motorola (MOT)...
We all know how this market works.
It's momentum-driven... If
Verizon
(VZ*)
does put through these great
orders... that's what people are
saying... Sanderson's got a couple
of good points. He's talking about
an aggressive, agressive ramp for
some new products. If they make
it, it's going to be like
Mastercard
(MA).
This market doesn't have any
regard for valuation, when we have
momentum... Should I make a
judgment and say that RIMM is
overvalued?... You know, I got out
of that game in 1987, when I
decided that I wanted to be a
performance manager... I think
RIMM blows right through the
52-week high, so it probably goes
to $150.
. . .
. .
On AGCO Corp.
(AG)... JJC: Would I buy
AG, up $5?... Yes. When these
stocks break out, they break out
bigtime... Those who disagreed
with me on
Potash (POT),
and
Mosaic (MOS)
and
Agrium (AGU),
are still doing it... Buy AG...
. . .
. .
On Titan Machinery, Inc. (TITN)... JJC: Oh man,
that's so smokin'... That's so
smokin'... (buy TITN)...
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