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1) How Can Thinking Like A Hedge Fund Manager Give You An Edge In The Market? + Lee’s take on F, TIF, RIMM, NWS, ODP, SPLS, OMX, UL, ERTS, AMAT, INTC, DELL, IBM, and HAS
Lee Allen
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I know money can’t buy happiness, but it sure helps pay the bills while you’re waiting around. The giants of making gobs of money lately have been those wily and always stylish hedge fund managers.
Their business model is simple… Get a lot of money from rich people, make those rich people richer, and then take 20% or more of the profits for yourself. And this is after those essential expenses for things like private jets, limos, luxury offices complete with Picassos and all the premium soft drinks they can consume.
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These hedge fund managers produce nothing of substance but make amazing amounts of money. While your Uncle Charlie toiled away on a Ford (F) assembly line for most of his life and made actual automobiles, these Hedge Fund guys make little more than numbers that dance across a computer screen.
So, if anything, what can regular people like us learn from these Hedge Fund Masters of the Universe?
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OptionsUniversity.com's Matthew Buckley - The Fine Green Line
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This Week: What Do Investors Need to Know About Key Stocks Reporting Earnings This Week? Earnings Season Part 3: The Essential Strategies, Tactics, Insights, And Trade Ideas Needed To Play These Stocks…
- What former market-moving stocks are scheduled to report earnings this week?
- What nice dividend-paying companies will be reporting earnings this week and should be in most portfolios?
- What short-term retail sector ETF strategy can investors use for a trade with downside protection and a targeted annualized return of up to 66%?
Get this week’s feature articles by our portfolio analysts. Expect the options and hedge strategies, tactics, insights, and specific trade ideas that could give you an inside edge. This weeks articles are titled:
Stocks Covered: Disney (DIS), Tyco International (TYC), Windstream (WIN)
Target Returns: Up to 17.6% or 153.3% Annualized*
Downside Protection: Up to 12%
Investor Level: Beginner to Advanced
Risk Level: Low to Moderate Relative Risk
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Targeted Combined Return: $1,800, 12.2%
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Summary: Book sales fell 1.5% from 2007 to 2008. Customers are turning to internet sites such as Amazon to meet their needs rather than traveling to their local bookstores. New technologies are also fueling the decline of book industry fixtures such as Barnes & Noble and Borders Books. Gadgets like the Kindle and Sony Reader are further popularizing the concept of e-books at the expense of in-print versions. Publishers too face challenges as they struggle to uphold their copyrights in the face of massive scanning sessions by large companies in an attempt to post novels online. How will these shifts in technology affect the book industry? Which companies will profit and which will perish? We will discuss these questions and other changes that might occur.
Stocks Covered: Barnes & Noble (BKS), Borders Group (BGP), Amazon.com (AMZN), McGraw-Hill Cos. (MHP), Sony (SNE)
Target Returns: Up to 29.9% or 151.4% Annualized*
Downside Protection: Up to 19.0%
Investor Level: Beginner to Advanced
Risk Level: Moderate Relative Risk
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