TiVo plunges and Dish Network rises - as an appeals court rules Dish partner EchoStar can file for rehearing of an earlier decision that they were still infringing on TiVo's patents.
TIVO down big today. Dish Network is being allowed to appeal the previous ruling in favor of TIVO.
Of those 3, I'd go with WFR. I like their business but at the moment I lack funds to make a significant purchase.
That's what I'm feeling as well, just trying to see where the bottom is. I know we'll have a little turn up this afternoon but trying to figure out if I should wait to buy until monday
I think the pipe thing is going to work. I'm in at $46.37. If not, oh well. I'll hold it and pray for the dividend to be maintained.
If you have $5k cash right now what would you put it in? I'm thinking of buying C to lower my average. I'm in at 4.6 right now. Or maybe Ford. I don't really know what I'm doing though so I might just buy an index fund. I like to dump like $1k more in after a really large drop, but that's just me.
If I wasn't already significantly in on Ford I would buy that. It's definitely a long term (1-2 year) buy but I feel like you can't go wrong. I'm also about to order both WFR and TQNT.
xCxStylex
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Zecco since because of its 25 free trade per month for $ 25k or more portfolio, but I am seriously thinking about moving to Optionshouse. Zecco platform is instable (Guess their server sux) as well as margin interest rate is the highest among the broker AFAIK (7.25%, while Optionshouse is 4% something).
Not that anyone cares but I feel like Monday and Tuesday are going to hover and/or come down a little so I didn't buy today. Definitely liking WFR as a 3-6 month buy with a target of $16 though.
Etrade but only because my company's Employee Stock Purchase is done through it. It's good but I would go somewhere cheaper if I wasn't already forced to use it.
VHC settled with MSFT for $200 Million. I sold my measly 135 shares last week before the run-up 
There are advantages to having multiple brokerages. One of a few is that in case of an outage at a specific brokerage, you aren't completely locked out.
VHC settled with MSFT for $200 Million. I sold my measly 135 shares last week before the run-up
still have mine - think I might drop them now for a small profit.
LVS ran up almost to 25 last week, now down almost 10% last two trading days.. I know most sectors are hammered though
Overall, you think Ford and WFR are pretty good buys though? One of my buddies swears Citi is a great buy b/c it's a global brand. He has traveled a lot and sees Citi signs everywhere in the world. Another slight down day isn't necessarily a bad thing imo. Especially for those of us that still have cash sitting around.
depend on your time horizon. citi is a good buy, but gov't is holding a lot of shares. every time the gov't makes announcement to sell off some citi shares, it will drop.
FelixDeCat
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During the so called "flash crash" you could have picked up LVS for $18-$21, dumped it last week for $24.80, and can now buy it back for $22.50. Being that the Euro has taken back some ground as shorts are covering a bit, Im hoping for a relief rally this week in the market for OPEX. This is only a hope however and I could be wrong. The Euro thing is not over, but a brief respite might be in order.
Therefore, I bought a few LVS 24's for .21 that expire on Friday. I know its a long shot, but if I cant get a quick double between now and then Ill be happy.
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