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cubanstockpicker (81.31)

now guys like David Dreman and Benjamin Graham type picks really start making sense

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October 29, 2008 – Comments (3) | RELATED TICKERS: GE , ZMH , TKR

I am starting to do this in the past two days, I have been buying cheap stocks that have Wall street players playing them two. Wall street players that trade for ten year timelines. I am calling this 10,000 package of investments my early retirement and going to keep until 44.

GE

RBC

CBD

VIV

OII

IR

TKR

Barklays

ZMH

and a couple more I will be doing some analysis on.

 

Any thoughts? lso looking for answers on what ETF's seem like good long term buys, ( i dont like buying double shorts in real life only longs).

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#1) On October 29, 2008 at 11:10 AM, Gemini846 (91.33) wrote:

I don't think I would "buy and hold" anything that doesn't have a dividend attached to it, increasing at that. There is no reason for a tech company which is "adding value" to continue to do so over a long period. For every company that becomes a Google or a RIMM there are thousands that fail. If you want exposure to this kind of sector I would consider an etf based on perhaps the Russell 100 small cap index or something similar.

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#2) On October 29, 2008 at 11:28 AM, abitare (99.61) wrote:

Ben Graham lost 70% of his money in the Depression. That is why he had time to write his book. Also in the 1970 bear market average P/E were 6-8. Are we there yet?

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#3) On October 29, 2008 at 3:41 PM, cubanstockpicker (81.31) wrote:

I thought the only company I picked up was a wireless service that is in Brazil. All the other ones either give dividends or are solid players in their fields, ie TXR, IR, GE,

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