News Corp (NASDAQ:NWSA)
An entertainment company with operations in eight industry segments, including Filmed Entertainment, Television, Cable Network Programming, Direct Broadcast Satellite Television, Magazines and Inserts, Newspapers, Book Publishing and Other.
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wishingwealth stock list Tue, Apr 23, 2013, 8 new high stocks w/good recent earnings and technicals TC2000 scan
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YES network and the growht of the national sports network. TV is still strong as well.
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News Corp is a sell based on a Fibonacci analysis of NWSA's run from $6 to $28 since 2009. At the very least, a prudent investor would buy protection at this point.
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Nasdaq in maximums.
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cnbc guests say 25
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Added in RL at 16.20
Sum of the parts is greater than the whole.
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Could be a profitable business, but I think the management will find a way to lose more money.
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http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2011-07-18/news-corp-at-50-discount-shows-diminishing-murdoch-real-m-a.html
very undervalued now
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I do not see how any of their current media ventures are sustainable business models.
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Piotroski screen.
Fits my criteria as well.
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WSJ is the only nationally distributed paper making money. FOX is only getting more viewers for a far more diversified news presentation than any other channel, regardless of what the haters say.
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Manipulative little company that rakes in money from the plutomonists to continue to dangle the truth, justice, and american dream carrot over the heads of the gullible American/EU/UK consumer.
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They are the largest. They will replace NY Times or buy and own. They cover more of the media industry than any other.
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He's the only one who can keep up
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pay for content, their losses last year were from quality acquisitions, they are dominating cable television.
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Picking through the carcasses here. I just can't see much downside risk. Where is it going to go?
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News Corp. is the best-diversified player among the large-cap US companies in its segment, with properties like the Fox Business Network and MySpace being good examples.
Financially, its estimated 2008 EPS is 21.6% over 2007. Its slightly-above-average P/E of 20.6x (2007) is expected to decline to 16.9x (2008E), just like its competitors' P/E ratios are also expected to decline. News Corp should remain priced at a slight premium (CBS, Disney, Time Warner, and Viacom average 15.2x for 2008E), but I believe its high expected growth is the reason and provides enough justification. The company is also repurchasing shares, always a good sign.
I have a 12-month target price of $26.50, 18.3% higher than today. Including an expected dividend yield of 0.5%, the total expected return is 18.8%.
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Diversification is the key.
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Good Managementnt
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