AXA (ADR) (AXA)

Global reach - strength or curse? Now may be a good time to look for AXA growth over long term

low debt, great P/E ratio, Great Long Term buy

AIG OVERFLOW!!!

All insurers will need capital, almost everything in the financial sector is connected to the performance of the market itself. There is no positive news that will be coming from anywhere and as the market continues to head south many insurers will knock at the governments doors. Can you imagine what will happen if one of these companies can not pay your life insurance policies, etc.!!!!

Today I am buying almost everything related to insurance since the market has lost its mind...

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trying a couple experiments, which hopefully wont mess up my whole portfolio. trying to follow the downtrend.

Well run company at 52-week low. High div.

Long term dividend pick

This foreign French insurance company have very deep and strong financial holding. It have been going for years and had always making profits. As this time at American is into market trouble, AXA will start showing its strong asset mananging and service.

Great Global insurance play. Low subprime exposure. Diversified troughout the world and explanding. Strong balance sheets. Good growth. Best of all beatean up preatty bad recently. I would begin to establish my position and pick up more if price goes down.

business is solid.

revenue comes from multiple countries and carries a solid dividend stream.

AXA is a large French financial services company with only very modest exposure to the US-based credit issues. Sound underlying businesses, attractive dividend -- and no fundamental reason to be trading so low. It is being tarred with the same brush of uncertainty over massive write-offs, but appears to lack that exposure. (note, the dividend on the ADR may be subject to French withholding tax, reducing effective yield). Diversifies portfolio out of US. US ADR benefits from Euro strength to the Dollar (and vulnerable of course to decline in Euro to USD). A different pick (that will surely pull down my overall CAPS rating!), but then, CAPS is only a game, right?

Solid global presence, market position is strong going forward and should hit their 2012 initiative to double revenues and triple profits. Seems to have low subprime exposure, but could track downward with the rest of the industry in the short-term.

insurance; play on globalization; financialy solid; good management

Currently undervalued and will start to make a move after earning are announced on Aug. 9, 2007.

Good stable European company.

cheap insurance company

Run is over -- valuation too high