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Tim
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Tuesday, January 19, 2010
Buy Berkshire Hathaway B-Shares, Sell Short SP500
Berkshire Hathaway is likely to split the price of its B-shares. Given how closely BRK/B has tracked the S&P500 and how it has lagged by 20% over the past year, I can surmise that BRK/B will outperform the SP500 going forward. Risk is 5% or less. If Berkshire splits the shares, the SP500 will likely add it to the benchmark index, which will yield billions of dollars worth of buy orders for BRK shares in the near future. I view the S&P500 as a simple hedge, although GE or other conglomerates could suffice.
Goal 10% return in 4 weeks. Risk 5%. Raise stop to breakeven after 2 weeks.
2:27PM Tuesday, January 19, 2010
Goal 10% return in 4 weeks. Risk 5%. Raise stop to breakeven after 2 weeks.
2:27PM Tuesday, January 19, 2010
Thursday, December 17, 2009
Buy AONE - A123 Systems
19.85 Last, +1.53
IPO 13.50 this year, rallied to 28.20, then fell back to 14.31.
I'm a believer in electric cars and think that A123 may profit from the production of lithium-ion batteries.
There is positive news today about a JV with another company.
Do your own due diligence.
Risk is relatively high as the stock moves about 10% per day. As time progresses I foresee the volatility dropping. I would consider buying at intervals for the next year. The hard part is setting a stop loss level. $14 seems logical to me, but also it is obvious. Perhaps $12 as that is 10% below the IPO price. So, buy slowly so that by the time a year goes by we can see if A123 is a leader or a laggard in the field. If it is a leader we can keep buying more and build up to a 10% position in a portfolio, (use 10% as a cost basis calculation).
Tim West 11:10AM
IPO 13.50 this year, rallied to 28.20, then fell back to 14.31.
I'm a believer in electric cars and think that A123 may profit from the production of lithium-ion batteries.
There is positive news today about a JV with another company.
Do your own due diligence.
Risk is relatively high as the stock moves about 10% per day. As time progresses I foresee the volatility dropping. I would consider buying at intervals for the next year. The hard part is setting a stop loss level. $14 seems logical to me, but also it is obvious. Perhaps $12 as that is 10% below the IPO price. So, buy slowly so that by the time a year goes by we can see if A123 is a leader or a laggard in the field. If it is a leader we can keep buying more and build up to a 10% position in a portfolio, (use 10% as a cost basis calculation).
Tim West 11:10AM
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