St. Jude Medical Inc. Message Board

that's $1 tax per $2200 earned!

you go broke losing money

The shortage of new oil is not abating. 1 TCF = 150M bbl oil.

who cares if they lose money and go bankrupt in 2 years....stocks can only go higher!

I'm buying now. Deep water and LNG will expand. $100B in work sanctioned last week

Pension board should take STO private....the ROE would be better than Pension fund's average return

LNG projects driving CBI and KBR....MDR is a sleeper

china has been big buyer of companies producing oil and gas. at some point they will need to go to the next level and buy service companies.

they need skills

he's on cnbc again sounding like a a paid schill for some hedge fund. guess they are paying for his microsursurgury

I'm sure the investment board in Norway must be thinking about ways of maximizing returns in this low interest rate environment. only one merger partner comes to mind when thinking about STO and the next 30 years.

computers link global markets...one market trades off the other....earnings. sales don't matter anymore. Just buy and close your eyes...the money will appear like magic

An unexpectedly strong U.S. jobs report pushed stock markets higher on Friday. The Labor Department said a net 165,000 jobs were created in April,,,,,,....

there is no growth and many countries in recession...I expect many companies to guide lower for the next year

the quarterly listed 148M vs. 142M shares outstanding. on 2/14 they announced plans to sell 10M common shares and 27M depositary shares.....................As previously disclosed, the Company completed an equity offering during 2013's first quarter, raising a total of $995 million in net proceeds, after commissions, discounts and fees. The offering included 10.35 million common shares, priced at $29 per share totaling $286 million in net proceeds. Cliffs also issued 29.25 million depositary shares, each representing a 1/40th interest in a share of its 7.00% Series A Mandatory Convertible Preferred Stock, Class A, without par value. The depositary shares were priced at $25 per share totaling $709 million in net proceeds. Both offerings' proceeds were primarily used to pay down the balance on the Company's outstanding term loan of $847 million, as well as for general corporate purposes.

I don't get it. BA up 20% in 3 months, but its sales, eps and deliveries forecast is same as 12/31/12.

aiming at china market?

it was micro-surgery

what a shmuck