Active Value Investing: The Bull Case for EBAY, Philip Morris and Supervalu

This guy is a clown. It's like talking to a taxi driver for investment advice.

Yup, if you buy ebay now...what if you bought it 10 months ago?

Holy cow! The Russian con-man using "cigarettes are currency in prison" as a reason to invest in Philip Morris??? Why is this guy on TechTicker? I like how Aaron and Henry are sitting far from him, close to each other, as though he's got some kind of disease!

You know, as I set here and I listen to ALL these talking heads, and I mean ALL of them, and the thing that keeps coming to mind is, INSIDER TRADING! If we all had the INSIDE INFO that these INSIDER TRADERS had, we could all do great! But, like most people sitting here with my finger up my azz and hearing the wind howling this way and that way...were not going to go swimming back and forth like a school of mackrel trying not to get caught in another SCAM!!!

Why is the Government preempting everything. The target is to far off in the future to stop it with random passes. If they want to score a touch down they need to pick a receiver who can catch and run the ball into the end zone. Throwing a lot of money up in the air with the hopes that it takes and cures the economy is not sound play. They need to be right they can't guess at handling this crisis. You will only be right at the right time and place in history.

To those who think this guy is a clown, there is a reason he's wealthy and you are not. Show some respect. Have you even read his book? I have, and he is intelligent and dead on right.

Y'all got to read this: "Implications of Growth in Credit Derivatives for Financial Stability" by Timothy F. Geithner, President and Chief Executive Officer http://www.newyorkfed.org/newsevents/speeches/2006/gei060516.html He concluded "Let me conclude by reiterating the fundamental view that the wave of innovation underway in credit derivatives offers substantial benefits to both the efficiency and stability of our financial system." Now you know why we are in this situation and why Timothy hasn't yet had details on how to reverse engineering what he engineered!

Mr. V has many good points. Only a cow criticizes his recommendation. See. Winner takes more. Gut wins.

the question here is Who? When? With what? Where? Is it time now, or next year?? We have had not ONE positive piece of news in any sector......(except for the governments everywhere....theirs is "spend as usual", no changes ,no cuts, its all about how do we get more tax revenue?'" It would be great to start investing!! but the chips are still down!!.....at least in the private sector!

Does anyone other than me notice a remarkable resemblence between Blodget and Geithner??? No, not so much physical, although they're certainly both world class smirkers... I mean a moral, an ethical, and a character resemblence. Do you see it?

You guys just don't see it, do you?...READ LIPS, WE ARE IN A DEPRESSION.

Hey Blodget, why don't you take up smoking? Just give me the address of the rock you live under and I'll send you the first carton of Marboros. It's easy! And you'd be a natural for it! It's kinda like fraud. Once you start, it's difficult to stop, especially when you're getting what you crave most: whether it be your nicotine fix, or your obscene bonus fix.

For those of you who don’t know (or who have forgotten - which apparently seems to be just about everyone), Henry Blodget is no longer a Wall Street analyst. You see as it turns out, a while back, he was banned from the securities industry for life. In 2003, he was charged with securities fraud and instead of defending the indefensible, decided to pay millions of dollars without admitting or denying the charges. As part of the plea deal, he was banned from the securities industry for life. Mr Blodget is one of the genuine poster boys for the Wall Street crap-fest that lead to the .com bubble. That bubble, of course, led to billions of dollars in investor losses; most suffered by his rank and file investors of course.

Hey Gang!!! Tuesday sounds like screwsday on the market scene today. I am going to see more volatility and less calm. This is because the markets are selling off bad assets and more junk. It's like the patient that won't get better until the body purges the poison. The government influence is akin to inside trading gone wild. Uncle Sam is an inside trader and apparently it's not illegal for so much influence to go unregulated. Market wise investors are not seeking guidance from Uncle Sam, but some traders are attempting to precipitate short term spreads on the governments intentions/moves. Once the gov gets out of the market and short term traders are left to basic fundamentals, the market will trade closer to fair market value. Eventually the market will crash so hard that the gov will sit on the sideline where it belongs. I invest for the long term, I make simple sound purchases, it's worth the risk because I always go long. I always have and I always will, unless I go short. HAHAHAHAHa .smiles.....Go long or short and invest in America and beyond. Good luck tomorrow and I can't wait for the opening bell. BUY BUY BUY...SELL SELL SELL

Wow, a guy who's actually done some original research and analysis, and makes some intelligent comments. But because he has a funny "furruner" accent the msg board critics opine that he is a "clown" and a "con man". Feeling hostile anyone?

good pick

Hey Henry, you didn't know that cigarettes were currency in prison? Oh, that's right. I remember now. You decided to decided to pay millions of dollars without admitting or denying the charges. The rich man's justice; the plea deal. It was a wise choice for you. I don't imagine a snot like you would've faired very well in there.

Hey Henry, you didn't know that cigarettes were currency in prison? Oh, that's right. I remember now. You decided to decided to pay millions of dollars without admitting or denying the charges. The rich man's justice; the plea deal. It was a wise choice for you. I don't imagine a snot like you would've faired very well in there.

As the crisis deepens, we see more and more foreigners pitching investment advice. If a foreigner pitches bad avdice for the purpose of commiting fraud, and gets caught, that foreigner just leaves the country with your money and never gets punished. I will not take financial advice from anyone who comes from an economicly weak foreign country. That means the only foreigner I would listen too would maybe be a Canadian. An indicator that the crisis is over is this: we see Americans pitching bullish financial advice.

This is guy is a farce... I also don't understand why he is in Tech Ticker... I guess he is one of the exceptions