BeanScreen LinkHouse – Week in Review (July 23-27, 2012)

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  • on July 27th, 2012

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

Our 2nd favorite Olympic team!

 

$CF roller coaster this week as it cracked the 200 roll a couple times. Reports Q2 on 8/6.

$AAPL makes a rare acquisition as it goes after security firm $AUTHBloomberg

$NTES really diggin’ the fundies going into next month’s report. Here’s our Estimize.

$RES cranked out a better than expected Q2 as revs were +13% YoY – AP

$QCOR smacked down this week after what appeared to be a stellar Q2Y! Finance

$LULU regained some mojo this week. Long and strong from $60.

$RGR sad but true: the best…and worst of us can find cheap ammo online – CNNMoney

$SYNT wants to play capture the flag with hackers next week in India – Y! Finance

$EZPW a decent Q3, but not nearly decent enough for the Street (sold 1/3 at $22) – WSB

$HITK slapped a $33 stop on half our position. Post Q4 FA strong, but need to lighten up.

$PCLN impressive finish to the week following $EXPE’s Q2. The Shat reports 8/7Zacks

$INTC it’s “Me the Musical”, starring you and Facebook!  Neato. – Intel

$CEO the mother of all energy deals (for China at least) is set in motion – MarketWatch

$TNH cruising easily above the 200 roll. Reports a few days before $CF.

$ISRG might have been a bit early to the party, but fundies lookin great after Q2.

$CHL crept up to 2yr highs as 3G subs more than doubled in The Motherland – Forbes

$BKE a rather ho-hum week compared to most stocks we own. That’s good sometimes!

$TRLG finished the week strong. Big day next Tuesday! Here’s our Q2 Estimize.

 

disclosure:  we currently own shares in CF, AAPL, NTES, RES, QCOR, LULU, EZPW, HITK, INTC, CEO, ISRG, CHL, BKE and TRLG

 

 

 


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