discus sends the comment above to my twitter, then 400 followers click on the link twitter provides, and they all land here, at red’s. where upon before leaving, they could click on an ad, to help red with site expenses.
pretty cool, huh!
AMZN Nomura lowers FY12 EPS estimate from $2.08 to $1.89 and FY13 from
$3.90 to $3.52.===this is quite a return to growth rate, for 2012-2013
===
i guess 170-175, is the long term support.
2013 target price, based on 3.52 eps, is like a $300 price, if they go back to the old p/e.
During the last round of the playoffs, the operators pulled all the stops to get their favored teams though that will produce a rematch of the 2008 Superbowl, the Legatus Giants vs. the Belicheats, 2008 an underappreciated crash year.
Of course, the Giants were the 1987 Superbowl champs which I have mentioned several times. But it makes sense that this would be the ideal ritualistic matchup then in 2008 as it is now.
Belicheat was the defensive coordinator on that 1987 Giants championship team while the Giants current coach,Tom Coughlin, was on the 1987 Giants coaching staff also and now I am starting to see the stories on Bill Parcells being proud that two of those on his coaching tree will be facing each other in this SuperBowl (again) which casually alludes to the ’87 connection.
Of course, the Belicheats pulled a victory out of the hands of defeat when Ravens WR Lee Evans dropped a game winning touchdown pass or to be more exact, he treated it like a hot potato and held it up long enough so that the Patriot defender could knock it out of his hands. Then the Ravens kicker, a Pro Bowl like performer, missed a chip shot field goal two plays later at the end of the game.
The Giants game against the 49ers was plain ugly. The 49ers looked to be completely dominating the game but the 49ers kick returner managed to flub two punts and a fumble by the Giants running back #44 late in the game was called back by the refs in some sort of variant of the “tuck” rule that saw the Patriots move past the Raiders several years ago (2001) during the Pats first Superbowl run.
I didn’t see the end of 49er-Giants games since it didn’t really interest me (don’t like either team)and since I knew the outcome ahead of time so I missed out how those key plays played out.
Eli Manning, the Giants QB, had an interesting line though. He had 58 attempts and threw for the Tebow-time 316 yards.
It also turns out that the Steelers time of possession in their loss to the Tebow Bronco’s was 31minutes 6 seconds.
This should be the grand jubilee celebration for Legatus. Founded in 1987, this is the 24th (888)anniversary.
If they hadn’t chosen the occultic date for this summit, 2-2-4,2012, which coincides with the infamous Facebook date, I wouldn’t have been so suspicious since the founder’s resume reads pretty clean. But then the Legatus Giants started their playoff run with a 2-24 win over the Falcons and followed that up by defeating the 15-1 defending (and 1929) champ Packers.
Interesting not too far after founding Legatus, Monaghan sold his Dominos pizza business to Bain Capital (Mitt Romney) and later sold his Detroit Tigers to a rival in the pizza business. Last week, the Tigers hit the news when they signed Prince Fielder to a 9year $214 million dollar contract.
Facebook surprising that it isn’t registering the IPO closer to the Facebook date. I guess they chose the 1st so they could rush off to the Legatus Grand Summit and then the Superbowl.
I forgot to add that the Legatuseers will rush off to their private boxes at the Superbowl following the Summit so that they could cheer the Legatus Giants on and wash their money (with Mitt being the chief washer)
This kind of parallells a scene from John LeCarre’s latest novel, “Our Kind of Traitor” when all of the gangsters party in their private box at Roland Garros Stadium during the French Open Final then the next day, the chief washer signs over all the papers to his operation to Russian mob boss, the Prince.
Was LeCarre on to something there? His book is definitely topical.
After my Rooney Mara-Legatus posts, disqus became distorted again and I couldn’t post. It’s temporarily back to normal.
i knew the one percenter piggy banking were trying to get the DAX above its 200 day, 6400. I’ve been posting about this since EU QE1 began.
now that the DAX made it, what’s next?
Red, you might want to incorporate this as one possible outcome for feb, on the indexes–
if i look at nya50 in Nov, it might tell how feb will look.
both OCT and Jan earnings season have similar output. Oct earnings output kept the market high all through first 2 weeks of Nov.
Jan’s output should do the same. http://zstock7.com/?p=6260
discus sends the comment above to my twitter, then 400 followers click on the link twitter provides, and they all land here, at red’s. where upon before leaving, they could click on an ad, to help red with site expenses.
pretty cool, huh!
here’s how to trade WLP 62-67 channel, click here.
http://zstock7.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/01/wlp-1-30mm.jpg
AMZN Nomura lowers FY12 EPS estimate from $2.08 to $1.89 and FY13 from
$3.90 to $3.52.===this is quite a return to growth rate, for 2012-2013
===
i guess 170-175, is the long term support.
2013 target price, based on 3.52 eps, is like a $300 price, if they go back to the old p/e.
During the last round of the playoffs, the operators pulled all the stops to get their favored teams though that will produce a rematch of the 2008 Superbowl, the Legatus Giants vs. the Belicheats, 2008 an underappreciated crash year.
Of course, the Giants were the 1987 Superbowl champs which I have mentioned several times. But it makes sense that this would be the ideal ritualistic matchup then in 2008 as it is now.
Belicheat was the defensive coordinator on that 1987 Giants championship team while the Giants current coach,Tom Coughlin, was on the 1987 Giants coaching staff also and now I am starting to see the stories on Bill Parcells being proud that two of those on his coaching tree will be facing each other in this SuperBowl (again) which casually alludes to the ’87 connection.
Of course, the Belicheats pulled a victory out of the hands of defeat when Ravens WR Lee Evans dropped a game winning touchdown pass or to be more exact, he treated it like a hot potato and held it up long enough so that the Patriot defender could knock it out of his hands. Then the Ravens kicker, a Pro Bowl like performer, missed a chip shot field goal two plays later at the end of the game.
The Giants game against the 49ers was plain ugly. The 49ers looked to be completely dominating the game but the 49ers kick returner managed to flub two punts and a fumble by the Giants running back #44 late in the game was called back by the refs in some sort of variant of the “tuck” rule that saw the Patriots move past the Raiders several years ago (2001) during the Pats first Superbowl run.
I didn’t see the end of 49er-Giants games since it didn’t really interest me (don’t like either team)and since I knew the outcome ahead of time so I missed out how those key plays played out.
Eli Manning, the Giants QB, had an interesting line though. He had 58 attempts and threw for the Tebow-time 316 yards.
It also turns out that the Steelers time of possession in their loss to the Tebow Bronco’s was 31minutes 6 seconds.
This should be the grand jubilee celebration for Legatus. Founded in 1987, this is the 24th (888)anniversary.
If they hadn’t chosen the occultic date for this summit, 2-2-4,2012, which coincides with the infamous Facebook date, I wouldn’t have been so suspicious since the founder’s resume reads pretty clean. But then the Legatus Giants started their playoff run with a 2-24 win over the Falcons and followed that up by defeating the 15-1 defending (and 1929) champ Packers.
Interesting not too far after founding Legatus, Monaghan sold his Dominos pizza business to Bain Capital (Mitt Romney) and later sold his Detroit Tigers to a rival in the pizza business. Last week, the Tigers hit the news when they signed Prince Fielder to a 9year $214 million dollar contract.
Facebook surprising that it isn’t registering the IPO closer to the Facebook date. I guess they chose the 1st so they could rush off to the Legatus Grand Summit and then the Superbowl.
I forgot to add that the Legatuseers will rush off to their private boxes at the Superbowl following the Summit so that they could cheer the Legatus Giants on and wash their money (with Mitt being the chief washer)
This kind of parallells a scene from John LeCarre’s latest novel, “Our Kind of Traitor” when all of the gangsters party in their private box at Roland Garros Stadium during the French Open Final then the next day, the chief washer signs over all the papers to his operation to Russian mob boss, the Prince.
Was LeCarre on to something there? His book is definitely topical.
After my Rooney Mara-Legatus posts, disqus became distorted again and I couldn’t post. It’s temporarily back to normal.
SPX Analysis after closing bell:
http://niftychartsandpatterns.blogspot.com/2012/01/s-500-analysis-after-closing-bell_31.html
New post…
http://reddragonleo.com/2012/01/22/looks-like-the-overnight-dollar-devaluation-of-40-or-more-is-wanted-by-both-the-good-guys-and-the-bad-guys/
i knew the one percenter piggy banking were trying to get the DAX above its 200 day, 6400. I’ve been posting about this since EU QE1 began.
now that the DAX made it, what’s next?
Red, you might want to incorporate this as one possible outcome for feb, on the indexes–
if i look at nya50 in Nov, it might tell how feb will look.
both OCT and Jan earnings season have similar output. Oct earnings output kept the market high all through first 2 weeks of Nov.
Jan’s output should do the same.
http://zstock7.com/?p=6260