Budget for the High Life
BullsBearsBro’s contributing columnist, DaBryRye, gives you a headstart on your way to partyrocking on a budget.
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Weekly Roundup- 1/11/12
The Bros breakdown the news affecting your portfolio. This week featuring Microsoft, Netflix, Juniper, Tebow & Hostess. More... Hot Stocks for 2012 : Part 1
That chick is pretty hot, but these stocks are even hotter. In part one of this twofer lets take a look at a few of The Bro's top picks for 2012: Apple, General Motors, J.P. Morgan, Magic Software Enterprises, Potash & Hess. more... Thirsty for Holiday Profits? Grab a SODA
This truly is the year of the broken IPO. Sodastream priced its IPO at ~$30/ share and climbed up to a high of $80. Right now it is hovering at its IPO price from a year ago. Sound familiar? Does LinkedIn ring a bell? How about Pandora? Or Zillow? You get the point. The shorts are out there looking for fresh meat to hunt and shoot down IPOs from extreme valuations. Since Sodastream has succumbed to the shorts and settled down, is now the time to put money at work? more...
Safe Bets For Grandpa
Morningstar reviewed its favorite "Ultimate Stock Pickers" in the mutual fund industry and came out with a list of common holdings. Check out this article http://www.cnbc.com/id/45510883 … and then forget about it. Most of these stocks won’t give you any significant returns until you have 4 kids with a 5th on the way, which is very not bro. A mutual fund is too busy recruiting funds than managing your money. Don’t forget, 80% of mutual funds underperform the S&P 500. more... |
Ask the BrosQuestion(2/1/12): I heard about this chill mining company, 1BM (Bracken International) operating out of Australia. They are listed on the German Exchange. I want to get involved in a Manganese play and this looks like a good choice, but I am finding the company's fiscal reporting is lacking critical detail. Should I consider this as for my Bro-portfolio?
Response: It seems to me you are making this buy as strictly a manganese play. Approximately 90% of manganese demand is for use as a steel additive, therefore this buy is essentially a steel commodity play. Given the economic shitshow in Europe and slowing demand for steel in China ...More 
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