Loxomo

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    • Sun Nov 2nd 09:09 AM | Rating: +1 0
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      Finally, Three Reasons to Buy
      Arguing at all w/Buffet's decisions is like say Tiger can't golf and Jordan can't hit a foul shot no argument there. Fact is, this IS the perfect time to be buying great DIVIDEND YIELDING STOCKS while the 50-80% sale is going on in our favorite stores to shop the NYSE,NASDAQ, etc. When in you memory could you ever buy GE yielding close to 6.5%? The anser is almost NEVER. So, ignor the "sky is falling" and ignore "when are we at the bottom" and ignore the rest of the fear monerers telling you to avoid the market...buy in NOW and LOCK IN GREAT DIVIDENDS, then reinvest them and over time you will be a very wealthy person. Even if your 80 yrs old, buy safe companies-they will all go up in the next year or two, and it's better than a 4% CD return. GEA is another great one to consider for major safety and great yield.-loxomo
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    • Sun Nov 2nd 08:59 AM | Rating: +2 0
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      Get Ready to Buy Like It's 2002
      Simply put, right now is a perfect time to be picking up stocks on the cheap, FOCUSING exclusively on dividend payouts of safe companies.
      The idea of picking up, say GE, with a close to 6.5% dividend is heavenly in it's splendor-as never before could you do this. So, regadless of all the analysis, and spending torturous hours reading graphs, charts, and worrying "where the bottom is", but and accumulate great dividend yielding stocks on average as they go down or up, and r-e-l-a-x...turn off the freakouts pundits on TV and know that in due time we'll be back at 15,000 in a few years time, or 5 yrs, or 8 yrs-whatever-it won't matter when...you'll be enjoying great dividends that are reinvesting and growing your portfolio. It's that simple "my friend"-loxomo


      On Nov 02 08:06 AM coldcall wrote:

      > Well i dont think stocks are all that cheap now, after the last few
      > days rally. If we agree, as the author implies; that stocks and commodities
      > became super inflated then i would think we have lower to go before
      > bottoming out.
      >
      > Considering the trauma global markets have experienced through the
      > credit crisis, rapidly declining commodities, and now a deep recessionary
      > outlook it would be almost miraculous were we to progress into another
      > bull run so quickly. It would break a record in stock market turnarounds.
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      >
      > I think we are going to have some more big drops as investors measure
      > the outlook realistically, and become much more picky about which
      > stocks, commodities and other investments they choose.
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    • Wed Aug 27th 08:45 AM | Rating: 0 0
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      The Long Case for GE
      Interesting reading the shortsighted naysayers on the shortcomings of investing in a behemoth like GE-you're ALL TOTALLY WRONG!: I invested 3K in GE in Oct 1987, it is now worth over 80K after 5 splits and w/dividend reinvestments (DO THE MATH!) it's returning VERY SOLID DOUBLE DIGITS on average over 20+ years. GE is also NOW the leading alternative energy company in the world, and IF NOT for their ability to provide nuclear energy in so many countries-had those countries been on a coal/oil burning basis the air you breath would be thicker than Bejing's-you'd be coughing/choking non-stop. But fortunately for you, they also happen to make the world's most sophisticated diagnostic equipment, so, should you get sick, GE will save your life faster than any company on the planet. SO m'frens, soften you views and smell the success-GE's next 10 years look spectacular, I highly recommend the stock anywhere under $40 per share-start collecting it now, leave it alone + dividend re-invest your dividends for 10 years, and reap the rewards. This is the safest investment in a world class company you will ever make, guaranteed! Loxomo has spoken!
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    • Wed Aug 20th 08:36 AM | Rating: 0 0
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      Four Brazilian Profit Plays
      Check of Embraer ERJ-It makes planes carrying 35-110 people that ALL the airlines will be rushing to acquire over the next few years as they await the new fuel efficient Uniter TEchnologies and GE plane due out 2013/2016. Company is up 20% since June-mark my words! LOX
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    • Fri Aug 1st 08:50 AM | Rating: 0 0
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      Positive on Pop - Cramer's Lightning Round (7/31/08)
      Embraer IS on fire as all of the world's airlines will be looking for short route planes highly efficient is fuel costs from 35-110 passengers and ERJ is the leader of the pacl in S AMerica. BUY the stock, ignore Cramer's tie-in w/Boeing-they don't rely on each other for movement up/down at all...ERJ will ascend greatly over the next 2 years and started to ascend over the past few months already-check the chart you'll see-LOX
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    • Fri Jun 27th 08:54 AM | Rating: 0 0
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      Adding to My GE Position
      GE is simply the best run and positioned company in the US and the world and at 4.5% yield as of yesterday I recommend you BUY as much as you can afford-it's a double digit no-brainer in a year...And in the end, isn't this basically what it's all about, dbl-digit earning for us all! loxomo ps: This is one company whose dividends constantly increase too, year to year.
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    • Thu Jun 12th 09:26 AM | Rating: 0 0
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      It's All about Energy - Cramer's Mad Money (6/11/08)
      Call me a maverick moron by going out on a limb here, but IF the US is 3rd in the world exporting of oil (approx 8.7 million barrels a day), why can't we find a way to keep some of these millions of barrels from going abroad? Seems IF drilling is expanded, then those millions of newly discovered barrels won't be staying here anyways.
      Or is the name of the game always going to be for maximum profits overseas? Someone straighten me out here, please!! LOX
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