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Bookkeeping: Selling some American Science & Engineering (ASEI) on Fantastic Earnings |
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| Feb 10, 2009 03:25 PM UTC |
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Via Fund my Mutual Fund:
I am cutting American Science & Engineering (ASEI) from a 2.0% stake to 1.2% on some fantastic earnings. This stock has been asleep of late as people run into commodities/tech/China. Just goes to show, this market is about what the hot thesis is not what companies are executing. The stock is up 8% this morning and hitting recent highs in the $82s; I'm selling in the mid $82s and looking to rebuy lower. If the stock breaks north of $84, I'll pay up to ride the next leg up as this would be a new high.
EDIT 11:15 AM - Cripes this market moves fast. I bought back half of what I sold an hour ago in mid $82s at $79.50. I am not saying that's the bottom; but if I can lower my cost that quickly I'll take it. Hope to buy more in mid $70s *********** On a non-related note the Russian ruble was under attack last night yet the Russian telecom stocks open up 8-10% this morning... sometimes this market really boggles me. Still find Signet Jewelers (SIG), Harley Davidson (HOG) as attractive shorts at these levels but I want to keep a balance long/short exposure so until I cover some other things or the market begins to break down I won't be adding. I also see a handful of REITs in attractive spots but the word is we are going to bailing out... err investing in commercial mortgage backed securites under Geithner's plan so we'll have to see how the market handles that. Long American Science & Engineering in fund; no personal position
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