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Is this a good stock to buy? SFCC

The stock market is pricing in the risk of the building collapsing and rendering the company useless.

This may be a good arbitrage play. I would eye June06 30 or 35 calls.
 
sweet. looks like they may have gotten hammered based on false info. i look forward to tomorrows conference call. just a quick look at their revs, income and market cap i would say they are extremely undervalued. their market cap is almost equal to their 9 month revs.
 
invest everything you own, and take out a second mortgage on your house if you have one and invest all that money in this company too. it'll make a rebound...


or you'll go broke...either way, it'll be a life changing experience.
 
The stock went from 40 to 15 in a month+? Ehhh, I'd stay away, but what do I know, my portfolio is only up 20% this year (pending dividends).
 
Originally posted by: Slew Foot
The stock went from 40 to 15 in a month+? Ehhh, I'd stay away, but what do I know, my portfolio is only up 20% this year (pending dividends).

look at the news to see why (2 bloomberg articles). and read the companies response to the articles which includes a conference call tomorrow. they just announced a stock repurchase program a month ago which is a big positive.
 
Originally posted by: Mermaidman
Oh well, I'm in for 100. This should fit very nicely with my Continential Airline stocks 😱 😀

Ouch bad move. Down another dollar from your purchase point.
 
i wouldn't buy it right now...the company is downgrading and consumers are realizing it...my prediction is that in a few wekks the stock will rise rapidly for about a week then level off at about $36-$40.
 
Originally posted by: doma
i wouldn't buy it right now...the company is downgrading and consumers are realizing it...my prediction is that in a few wekks the stock will rise rapidly for about a week then level off at about $36-$40.

you wouldnt buy it now but you think it will more then double in a few weeks?

😕
 
Originally posted by: alien42
Originally posted by: doma
i wouldn't buy it right now...the company is downgrading and consumers are realizing it...my prediction is that in a few wekks the stock will rise rapidly for about a week then level off at about $36-$40.

you wouldnt buy it now but you think it will more then double in a few weeks?

😕

yes thats what im saying...wait a week if u read the reply.
 
Originally posted by: JS80
The stock market is pricing in the risk of the building collapsing and rendering the company useless.

This may be a good arbitrage play. I would eye June06 30 or 35 calls.

There is no real arb play here. What are you talking about...
 
Are you still holding SFCC Mermaidman? Looks like you're up to ~50% I got nervous and sold a couple of weeks ago for about ~5%
 
Yup--I got lucky with this one. It's a weird stock. Everytime another shareholder lawsuit was announced, the price went UP! I'll sell if it hits 30 😛

Last week, I bought some INTC. I know it's not doing well now, but hopefully will pay out over the long haul.

edit: OMG, it opened at nearly 27 today! Current up 2.25 at 25+
 
I know! I sold when those lawsuits were announced what was up with that? I figured lawsuit = bad = price go down. But nope it hits 25 today :S
 
IMO, you're out of your damn mind. Speculating is no way to accumulate wealth consistently. If you're just having some fun hoping to earn a few bills, then more power to you.
 
Originally posted by: Descartes
IMO, you're out of your damn mind. Speculating is no way to accumulate wealth consistently. If you're just having some fun hoping to earn a few bills, then more power to you.

I bailed out today at 23.10. Earnings report tonight . . .
 
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