BeanScreen LinkHouse – Week in Review (April 16-20, 2012)

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A run down of the latest news and notes from our crème de la crème this past week.

Dear EZPW, please don't ever miss another earnings estimate. That's all.

 

$RES judgment day next week as Q1 will be released before the bell on 4/25. Do or die time.

$CEO may have hit paydirt after two recent oilfield discoveries were appraised – Y! Finance

$EZPW gotten taken behind the proverbial woodshed after missing Q2 estimates, but… – WSB

$NTES mystery and suspense as rumors swirl of a new role-playing action game – TechInAsia

$AAPL it’s the beginning of the end! The Mayans were right. At least we sold some the other day.

$CF itching to get long this fert, but may wait to see how Q1 earnings pan out on 5/3

$TNH took a tumble this week but recovered nicely at the end. Stalking this fert closely as well…

$TEO cruisin’ near 52wk lows. Fundies look good, but it’s Venezuelan…I mean Argentinian.

$BKE a very ho-hum kinda week. We’ll take it considering.

$GRMN opened up shop in a few new strategic locations in a bid for some OEM work – WSB

$LULU what @LDrogen said about this list of fast growing & dying industries -> The Big Picture

$INTC beat estimates, but earnings fell 13% during Q1. Fundies still super awesome. Long all day.

$DECK reports Q1 next Thur 4/26. Anyone have a link to the latest sheepskin prices?

$SYNT spanks the Street by 23 cents en route to 52wk highs. Why don’t we own this? – Reuters

$CHL Big Red hit 52wk highs as they launched 4G services and reported a solid Q1 – IBD

$RGR just won’t stop. Amazing.

$TRLG about as sideways as it gets since last earnings. Seems everyone’s on hold til Q1 on 5/1

 

disclosure: we currently own RES, CEO, EZPW, NTES, AAPL, BKE, GRMN, INTC, DECK, CHL and TRLG

 

 


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