MAKO Surgical Corp. Message Board

On 12/5/08, WLT tumbled to a new low of 11.12, before closing at 12.65. The volume that day was only about 5million shares. Today, WLT tested that low in very heavy volume of approximately 32million shares and bounced. WLT is now trading above 12 in the AH Sess. In less than a month, on 1/2009, WLT rebounded to 20.93, as it began an incredible run. What will happen now??
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Per the DJ Newswire: "Morgan Stanley's Kurtz sees upside to $35/share, shrugs at dilution fears, says management won't raise equity, maintains overweight, $47 target.." Be interesting to see how WLT responds tomorrow.........
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The Seeking Alpha Article seemed to be very well thought out and his conclusions seem hard to refute. that being said, would have liked to have seen a little more of a positive reaction.......maybe we see more tomorrow and in the near future. However, we probably still need some news or analyst reaction to really move the pps.
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Hard to believe some of the silliness posted on this board.Is it really likely LULU should sell at a P/E of 15 when it is growing at 25-30+? Does any rational person think it should sell at 8-15 or that we are going to magically turn today and run back up to over 70?
Strange things happen in trading and in the stock market, but the odds favor LULU trading on both sides of even today and meandering around for awhile as we await news, especially regarding the new CEO.
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CRUS certainly seems to be setting up for a retest of the April 19th intra-day low of 17.33, as well as of the closing low of 17.68 recorded on April 18th. Hopefully, they hold.
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Be interesting to see if ALXA can hold this move and close above 4.64. It did just quickly pull back from 4.75, but it is early yet.........Hopefully, we have bottomed and will move up from here.
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NUAN's volume today (35.9 million) was slightly higher than the sell-off volume on Feb. 8, 2013(33.9 million). Surprisingly, NUAN received no dead cat bounce on the following day and did not put in a bottom for another 14 trading days. That bottom was at 18.00, 2 points lower than the 8th's closing price of 20.00. One would expect NUAN to retest that low, but maybe Icahn's buying will change the trading dynamics. Who knows?
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The interesting question regarding Icahn is how big a loss , if any, in NUAN does he now have? I would think not much, given that his initial purchases were probably around 20.00 and he could have added another 1% ro his holdings today at somewhat lower levels. He still lists himself as a passive investor.
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Hard to envision a way to sugar coat this report, maybe the 500million stock repurchase plan? However, back in Feb., NUAN stunned everyone when it forecasted 2.05-2.10 for the year and now they are lowering the forecast to 1.76-1.87, which is even significantly below last year's numbers. Be interesting to see if we retest Feb'.s lows. Maybe Icahn's investment and the stock repurchase plan keeps that from occurring. Who knows?
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The real question with SWY is what should the multiple be? Clearly the rise in the share price since early December was fueled by a multiple expansion of the P/E. Now the selling seems to be feeding on a multiple contraction. One could estimate where the low will be if one knew what multiple the market now thinks is appropriate for SWY. Cantor Fitzgerald's note from April 12th that SWY is losing market share in many markets certainly adds to the problem.
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I have sold the shares I have been holding for the past few days (luckily for a nice gain). I am well aware that this might have been a big mistake, but I did not want to take a chance of holding CRUS in front of AAPL's earnings. Hopefully for anyone long, this was a big mistake, but who knows?
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Trying to call a bottom is usually a fool's game, but CRUS is certainly bouncing very nicely off of the break below 18. Let us see how it finishes today and how it fdoes tomorrow.
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In answer to a qyestion, the company said that same store comps had improved in February and had continued the improvement in March. This improvement led the company to forecast flat comps for the year (comps are down through the 3rd quarter). The analyst who asked the question then pointed out that February had been a very tough month for comps in the industry.
Be interesting to see what analysts say tomrrow, if anything, about this and other issues.
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