semi-credible source...
HLF is rumored to be in talks to buy MJNA ( a public marijauna production and sales company) for medicinal marijauna. This is good as this stuff is becoming legal all over the country and the margins are enormous!!
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The fund increased the size of its position in Herbalife Ltd. (NYSE:HLF) by 41% to a total of 3.4 million shares. Herbalife Ltd. (NYSE:HLF) has been quite volatile the past few months after billionaire Bill Ackman of Pershing Square accused the company of being a pyramid scheme and announced a large short position (find Ackman's stock picks). The company does have very attractive value metrics- for example, the trailing earnings multiple is only 9- and has been experiencing decent growth in both revenue and earnings. Herbalife Ltd. (NYSE:HLF) also currently pays a dividend yield of over 3%.
Your talking out your arssss singhlion. SEC and FTC mentioned have nothing to belgian courts. SEC and FTC are US entities, not Belgium. I think you've been eating too many Belgium Waffles....
No one in Mexico and the rest of the world is following this Ackman manipulation. We will be just fine thank you.
Got the chart upside down buddy.... that was a gap up.
Only person that sounds brainwashed is your rant of a post.
That's funny. Just like the distributor biz in every industry I have worked in.... They sell more, we make more money. The point you fools keep missing is that you have to see the product in order for anyone to really make anything.
Apparently you don't know the potential impact of "insert a good salesperson".
The point was to Gordon to have shorted AAPL at 700 back last September when I posted the original message. I agree with the fact that AAPL is not going much lower at this point unless the news somehow gets worse and competitors get smarter (which might happen).
Total Disclosure: I have only 500 shares of FSLR now. But in excess of 10,000 in Herbalife. Ackman is a boneheaded snob to the point that his nose is bigger than his brain. HLF will double in the next 12 months.
aliceandvince • Sep 22, 2012 7:58 AM
Also, just to add to Gordon's stupidity with his shorting recommendation, 4 months ago, he was still telling people to short the stock when it was at $12 and said it was going to $9. REALLY!! That is like trying to squeeze orange juice out of the orange pits. You did great from $150 down to $11. It's now burned you a little by doubling when you said short the stock at $12. The risk/reward to your career is not worth betting on a $3 drop. Show me the next $150 stock going to $11. You will probably never do it again in your career as much as you would love to. But you got to move on and try to find some other very overvalued stock in an overvalued industry. FSLR is no longer it. Your recommendation of shorting a $20 steel stock is kind of lame too. GO BIG... THINK BIG. SHORT APPL at $700. In 5 years you can come back and say the same #$%$ that you are saying about FSLR. A great leader is gone for that company, I fear the worst for AAPL in the next 5 years. Less
And with 5 trading halts all the way up. Good luck on the cover....
The only "Audited" report is the 10-K. So HLF will not be delaying any quarterly releases. Sorry Shorts.
Justin.... one sure ace in the cornhole..
Next Gap up.
After all the shorts who don't know what is going on right now...
Congrats longs. I really didn't think they would be able to sustain that type of earnings number through 2015.
So... guess CNBC is wrong all over the board...