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Friday,
April 24, 2009 |
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Jim, asking
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simply about the
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Mad Mail question:
General question...
Q: Jim,
My father and I have been watching you
since your days with Kudlow. We love the
show, love the books, and appreciate
what you do everyday. I’m a Marine who
just finished a 13-month deployment in
Iraq. Even when things were rough,
discussing your show with my father was
always something that made the difficult
phone calls easier. Thanks for teaching
us the game and we are looking forward
to show number 2,000.
John in California
Jim: Thank you John,
I have to recommend that “Joker One”
book that I had last night with Donovan…
John a lot of people that I know watch
the show and talk about it with their
parents… the first guy who told me that
was Mike Barnacle, and it is a terrific
thing… Mike Barnacle, you always see on
MSNBC with Morning Joe… and I have got
to tell you that I am thrilled when I
hear this… because all of us need to
communicate with our parents more… and
if we can do it over sports, this show,
whatever… call your parents will you… I
call my Dad.
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Friday,
October 22, 2008
(Cont'd from
above)...
Viewers write to
Jim, asking
about stocks or
simply about the
market in
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Mad Mail question:
General question...
Q: Hi Jim,
Your discussion about breadth on the OSU
show really hit home with me. I have
been using the weekly breadth of
ActionAlertsPlus.com
(that is my newsletter, my paid
newsletter on
TheStreet.com
where I am chairman) as bottom
turn around signal. You often compare
the sector waiting’s of the portfolio to
the S&P, it is your benchmark and you
consistently beat it. There was a marked
change in March. Even though losers
still outnumbered gainers the ratio
improved dramatically. Is my thinking
lame or am I on to something? Is this a
good tell for a healthy market?
Thank you, Nick in New Jersey
Jim: Nick, not only
is it not lame but you have hit upon I
think one of the most important
indicators that there is… and I want you
to stick with it… and keep developing
other things that give you the
confidence to buy or to sell… and that
is a great one to look at.
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MCD*
WMT* |
54.31
47.87 |
Mad Mail question:
McDonald's
(MCD*)
Wal-Mart (WMT*)
Q: Thanks for
setting the backdrop for trading. It has
helped me make some fundamentally and
technically strong picks. I bought
McDonald's
(MCD*)
and
Wal-Mart (WMT*)
just before their moving averages went
through the floor. What kind of time
frame do you think these stocks could
come back in?
Thanks, Cara
Jim: I own Wal-Mart
for
ActionAlertsPlus.com,
I do not expect it to do well right now
because it is a defensive stock… same
thing with McDonald’s… here is the way
that you look at Wal-Mart and
McDonald’s… these are classic stocks
that will do well over time… I do not
think that you should think day to day…
just own them and keep watching the
show… I will update you on them
constantly… because I think the
managements of those two companies are
fabulous.
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