I think I will try to do a daily recap henceforth.
Market really seems to be over bought at this point. The market might take a breather tomorrow as some earnings have been disappointing after hours. Also, tomorrow the CPI numbers come out. Fed meeting minutes that came out today had a clear message. If the Fed smells inflation, they will raise the interest rates. Raising Interest rates will surely be a killer. Market has been going up since PPI inflation data was well under control. On the other hand if the CPI data tomorrow gives us a shock (unlikely) then the market is definitely heading down.
Stocks are moving up purely on momentum. Take a look at the RIMM's move - Research in Motion (Blackberry maker). Market cap is 23.6 Billion. Compare that with Motorola 53 Billion. So you have a company with 1/10th the sales of Motorola at just half Motorola's market cap. Expectations are high due to the BlackBerry Pearl for personal use. Pearl has some bad reviews on Amazon and does not have the QWERT keyboard. Add to that competition from the likes of Motorola that just bought GOOD Technologies (Mobile email space). This sucker is going down. RIMM is a short in my opinion.
Another potential short is CROX (crocs shoes).
Having said that both RIMM and CROX seem to have a lot of momentum. Look for a confirmed reversal if you want to play it safe. If RIMM goes higher then look to buy Puts for Jan although they are expensive.
Salesforce.com (CRM) reported after hours. One time expenses ate all their profits. The company is valued at 4.76 Billion and sales are increasing about 10% quarter over quarter. CRM is another short IMHO.
Guess what's back in play. OVTI - excellent value for money. Earnings on Nov 30th and stock has begun to move. If you decide to dip in then please sell before Nov 30th earnings. Last earnings had lower margins. The company is excellent value for money. 980 mil market cal, 380 mil in cash, 100 mil cash flow every year and 30 - 40% growth. It's a dream buyout.
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