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Fundamental analysis FRO

66%

-11.10% in 406 days Frontline pays huge dividend (so far)....over 25%.......the leading bulk ship carrier....still net crude and coal....stay with this stock. Continue reading »

At the end of their run FRO

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+52.35% in 478 days Stellar dividends aside, FRO has just about reached the plateau of their bull run (as well as other energy based securities).  With their major customers reducing demand and spot rates seeing steady decline, they're due for some correction.  Look for a buy in below $50. Continue reading »

Bullish on FRO ... FRO

69%

-52.49% in 479 days Great long term shipping sector, and AMAZING dividend. Put this in an IRA and sit back and reap the benifits... Continue reading »

Head and Shoulders FRO

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-6.51% in 5 days (closed on 07/23/08) <> I bought FRO at $33.60 on 12/0706 and sold at $67 on 07/01/08. I missed the high of $71.76, but I’ll take a 97% run. Since I sold, I have been watching this stock carefully. I am currently bearish on FRO because I see a typical “Head and Shoulders” pattern in the chart from June to July. The beginning of this pattern was achieved on 06/09/08 at $66.31. Sellers came in at this high (left shoulder), pushed the stock down and created the beginning of the neckline on 06/11/08 at $61.24. Buyers then pushed the stock back up to create a new high (head) of $71.76 on 06/23/08. Soon after, the sell<><><><><><>... Continue reading »

Head and Shoulders FRO

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-6.51% in 5 days (closed on 07/23/08) <> I bought FRO at $33.60 on 12/0706 and sold at $67 on 07/01/08. I missed the high of $71.76, but I’ll take a 97% run. Since I sold, I have been watching this stock carefully. I am currently bearish on FRO because I see a typical “Head and Shoulders” pattern in the chart from June to July. The beginning of this pattern was achieved on 06/09/08 at $66.31. Sellers came in at this high (left shoulder), pushed the stock down and created the beginning of the neckline on 06/11/08 at $61.24. Buyers then pushed the stock back up to create a new high (head) of $71.76 on 06/23/08. Soon after, the sell<><><><><><>... Continue reading »

From the Blogosphere

Cramer on BloggingStocks: Ag and shippers are the newest bull markets FRO

-3.68% in 9 days Filed under: Deere and Co (DE), Stocks to Buy, Cramer on BloggingStocks, Potash Corp. of Saskatchewan (POT) From TheStreet.com Network Union Pacific, FedEx Lead High-Flying Stocks Obama the Spender Warns on Debt: Today's Outrage TheStreet.com's Jim Cramer says it's not too late to get on board these rocket ships. During the great narrow bull market that was 2006-2007, anyone who hitched a ride on any bulk or oil carrier, any DryShips (DRYS) (Cramer's Take) or Diana (DSX) (Cramer's Take), or any Frontline (FRO) (Cramer's Take) or Nordic American Tanker (NAT) (Cramer's Take... Continue reading »

Analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations: AAP, FRO, MSFT, QCOM, SUN, WYNN ...

Filed under: Analyst reports, Analyst upgrades and downgrades, Analyst initiations Analyst upgrades: <> Wells Fargo upgraded Qualcomm (QCOM) to outperform from market perform. The firm believes key risks have been eliminated, such as the license dispute with Nokia (NOK) and litigation with Broadcom (BRCM), and thinks Qualcomm is well-positioned for handset unit shipments growth. Wells has a $50 to $60 target range on shares. <>Oppenheimer upgraded Juniper Networks (JNPR) to outperform from perform as it views shares as compelling at current levels and thinks the company is well positioned ... Continue reading »

Consider Frontline, because crude is awakening FRO

+6.13% in 15 days Filed under: Stocks to Buy Frontline Ltd.'s (FRO) stock has risen only incrementally since the April 28, 2009 Buy recommendation at $19.17, but the view from here maintains that considerable upside remains, hence I'm reiterating the buy rating. Here's why: The spot market rate for Frontline's very large crude carriers (VLCC) and Suezmax tankers is likely to stabilize, with a modest improvement in rates heading into the second half of 2010. Continue reading Consider Frontline, because crude is awakening <>Consider Frontline, because crude is awakening originally appeared on BloggingStocks on Thu, ... Continue reading »

Analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations: BA, FRO, GENZ, JBLU, MS, VARI ...

Filed under: Analyst reports, Analyst upgrades and downgrades, Boeing Co (BA), Morgan Stanley (MS), Analyst initiations, JetBlue Airways (JBLU) Analyst upgrades: <> FBR Capital upgraded Frontline (NYSE: FRO) to Market Perform from Underperform to reflect the company's above-average day rates and alleviated near-term financing pressures. The firm raised its target on shares to $23 from $14. <>Baird upgraded Varian Medical (NASDAQ: VARI) to Outperform from Neutral and said checks at ESTRO meeting indicate European radiation therapy market demand will remain "respectable" in 2010 and that lau... Continue reading »

Trading Radar for 8/28: Tiffany (TIF), Frontline (FRO) Report; Personal Income/Spending, UofM Sentiment Index Due

The Trading Radar highlights key earnings and economic announcements for tomorrow's trading session: <u>Before Market Opens:</u> Economics: 8:30am ET Personal Income/Spending for July Earnings: Tiffany & Co. (NYSE: TIF) - consensus EPS $0.33 <u>Intraday or Not Specified:</u> Economics: 9:55am ET University of Michigan Sentiment Index for August - Street expects 64.8 Earnings: Frontline (NYSE: FRO) - consensus EPS $0.00 Shiloh Industries (Nasdaq: SHLO) - consensus loss $0.30 Subscribe to EasyStockAlerts and get real-time e-mail alerts when news hits your stocks! Continue reading »

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