10/4 cnbc - how to profit from rally

 

 

 

The Dow(=Dow industrials)has a lot do with KOSPI, Korean stock market

Seemingly, all investors are keeping their close eye on The DOW

Everyone wanna know how to profit from rally!

 

Prep Your Portfolio into Next Week: Strategists

 

 

The Dow came off the best September since 1939.

 

So will the market rally continue in the fourth quarter?

 

“September was a great party—everyone was glad to be a part of it,

 

 no one really knew what happened

Wilsey said investors should sell gold and bonds because they are overpriced.

 

“If you missed the September rally, don’t miss the next quarter—

 

you’ll be upset again,” he said.

 

“We’ve got earnings coming out and I think they’ll be pretty good,

 

CEOs are cautiously optimistic,

 

we’ve got the election in November, and I think we’ll have a jolly holiday season—

 

and so the place to be is start buying these companies now.”

 

*그는 그 알코아 주식을 갖고있지 않아
He doesn't own shares of ALCOA(AA)

 

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Markets Will Continue Rallying: Strategists

 

(원문:http://www.cnbc.com/id/39437661)

 

my outlook for 2010 is positive
I'm bullish on stock market, equities

 

 

reason0. Expect a bounce after mid-term elections

reason1.Valuations are inexpensive

reason2.Earnings are holding up well

reason3.Growth abroad is strong

 

I have several strong preferences for several sectors like -

 

 

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Apple Nears $300—But Investors Still See Upside

 

Apple's approach to $300 brings it close to a $274 billion market cap, second only to Exxon Mobil's [XOM  62.54    0.75  (+1.21%)   ] $315 billion value as the largest U.S. companies by stock value. Apple sits high atop the tech sector, with Microsoft now a distant second at $214 billion.

 

But even as Apple [AAPL  282.52    -1.23  (-0.43%)   ]  continues to climb to all-time highs, some analysts see reason to point even higher. On Monday, for example, Canaccord analyst Mike Walkley raised his price target for Apple by $10, to $366.

 

 

Apple did dip slightly Monday, after Research In Motion [RIMM  50.21    1.52  (+3.12%)   ] unveiled its 7-inch touchscreen PlayBook tablet aimed directly at the iPad.

 

 

원문:http://www.cnbc.com/id/39465882