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Motorola (MOT) : 'Classic tech turnaround'
MOT
+19.35%
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(closed on 04/13/09)
Filed under: Motorola (MOT), Newsletters, Stocks to Buy "I now believe some bargains are developing among technology stocks," says growth stock expert Mark Skousen. In his specialized trading service, The Turnaround Trader, he adds, "Motorola (NYSE: MOT) is a fallen tech leader that may even rise in a bear market -- and has a chance to double or triple once the market turns around." Skousen expplains, "Technology stocks appear to have bottomed and are moving higher. Motorola, the $8-billion mobile ohone manufacturer, is in the midst of a classic turnaround situation. <>"It used to be the cell ph...
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Motorola seeks new ringtone
MOT
-65.64%
in
147 days
Filed under: Earnings reports, Google (GOOG), Apple Inc (AAPL), Motorola (MOT), Research in Motion (RIMM), Smartphones, Stocks to Sell, Technology  The once proud Schaumburg, Illinois-based Motorola (NYSE: MOT) has never fully recovered from the collapse of the technology sector in 2000. From its peak of over $57 in February 2000, MOT lost 75% of its market cap the next 12 months and surrendered another 50% over the following two years.
The stock is currently trading at $3.90 after reaching a low for the last 52 weeks of $3. The stock traded at the high for the period in mid-November, reaching...
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Former Wall Street Favorites Sink to Single Digits
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+90.56%
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224 days
<> The following includes a growing list of companies whose stock are trading in single digits despite a market cap exceeding $5B as investors no longer need to venture into the minefield of micro-cap stocks for tremendous volatility and trading opportunities. It is not meant to be a complete list, but represents well-known companies across a variety of sectors which offer the potential for high returns once the current market pessimism passes and economic growth returns.
The best approach for investing or trading in th...
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Motorola bottoms up
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-6.65%
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276 days
I checked out MOT chart and all gaps are filled. Look at her 2011 calls. Great pocket money just waiting. Motorola, Inc. provides technologies, products, and services for mobile communications. It operates in three segments: Mobile Devices, Home and Networks Mobility, and Enterprise Mobility Solutions. The Mobile Devices segment offers wireless handsets with integrated software and accessory products, as well as licenses intellectual property.
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Motorola (MOT): Shares cycle in bullish 'flag' formation
MOT
-35.08%
in
325 days
Filed under: Earnings reports, Motorola (MOT), Nokia Corp. (NOK), Technical Analysis, Stocks to Buy <>Motorola (NYSE: MOT) provides technologies, products, and services for mobile and home communications. The company's Mobile Devices division offers wireless handsets, with integrated software and accessories. The Home and Networks Mobility segment makes set-top boxes, digital video recorders, cable modems, and network equipment used in video broadcasting, computer telephony, and high-definition television. The Enterprise Mobility unit provides radio, voice and data communication products for a...
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Cramer on BloggingStocks: Motorola's worth will out
MOT
-12.94%
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373 days
Filed under: Deals, Yahoo! (YHOO), Motorola (MOT), Market matters, Sprint Nextel Corp (S), Goldman Sachs Group (GS), U.S. Steel (X), Nucor Corp (NUE), Stocks to Buy, Cramer on BloggingStocks TheStreet.com's Jim Cramer says the slide has to end somewhere -- eventually, we'll see a bid.
Is someone having a margin call? That's what I keep thinking as I watch the sickening slide in Motorola's (NYSE: MOT) (Cramer's Take) stock. How can Motorola go down so much? This is a company ...
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Why ? Because I-CA(h)N ... and so can U !!
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-36.23%
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413 days
THE COACH has blown the whistle Carl Icahn has upped his stake in MOT by a full percent to about a whopping 172.18 million shares . Which can mean only one thing...a severe whip-cracking session is near-due ...followed by gruelling boot-camp disciplining of MOT mgmt and eventually getting the underdogs back-in-shape for the kick-off. Dont bet on the team...bet on the Coach !!
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Cramer on BloggingStocks: Tech stocks face real trouble
MOT
-24.21%
in
77 days
(closed on 06/24/08)
Filed under: Google (GOOG), Microsoft (MSFT), Apple Inc (AAPL), Cisco Systems (CSCO), Dell (DELL), Hewlett-Packard (HPQ), Intel (INTC), Motorola (MOT), Market matters, International Business Machines (IBM), Advanced Micro Dev (AMD), Research in Motion (RIMM), Washington Mutual (WM), Texas Instruments (TXN), EMC Corp (EMC), salesforce.com inc (CRM), Stocks to Buy, Stocks to Sell, Cramer on BloggingStocks, Technology  TheStreet.com's Jim Cramer says that absent any catalyst beyond "cheap," the sector looks set to disappoint.
When people say "tech" on TV, it is almost always followed with "cheap...
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RIM, Apple May Gain from Motorola Split
MOT
-31.93%
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461 days
3/27 - "According to RBC Capital's Mike Abramsky, other smart-phone makers will see a hefty gain in market share as Motorola's for-the-moment leaderless and long-struggling handset unit is separated from the remainder of the company.
The decision is coming just as smart-phone adoption "is reaching an inflection point, offering an opportunity for RIM and Apple to gain share," said Abramsky in a research note. "RIM is positioned to take share in Motorola's key CDMA markets. Poised to launch a 3G iPhone, Apple ... is expected to continue rolling out innovations and gaining [market] share."
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Motorola (MOT): A buy for 'intrepid investors'
MOT
-57.75%
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356 days
(closed on 03/19/09)
Filed under: Motorola (MOT), Newsletters, Stocks to Buy  "Well, it's finally happened; under mounting internal and external pressure, Motorola (NYSE: MOT) has spun off its handset business," says technology stock expert Gregg Early.
This move, he notes, developed after Carl Icahn came in, picked up about 6% of the company, and wanted to shake things up. Here's Gregg's update from his industry-leading The Real Nanontech Investor. <>"Motorola's handset division has been lost in the desert since the successful launch of the Razr a couple years ago. Since then, it's lost market share and has been le...
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Breakup Commences for Motorola, But Questions Remain
MOT
-35.14%
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463 days
3/26 - "...with the separation expected to occur in 2009, many questions remain unanswered, including the capital structure of the two separate entities, what will happen to the Motorola brand, and allocation of management, technical and IP resources. There is also no guarantee the spinoff will occur and it is hard to tell whether shareholders will support or try to hamper this process."
"Ultimately, we believe the Mobile Devices unit can be successful as a standalone company under new management; however, standalone or integrated the recovery will be a long and difficult process that will...
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Motorola: Theory and Practice Diverge
MOT
-35.14%
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463 days
3/26 - "In theory, such a move should not create value since slicing a pie doesn’t increase the size of it. However, the added cash flow potential of such a move through better management focus and less corporate governance fighting may serve to add a little pie filling."
"...we will go on the record as saying the split may add a little value, but not enough to make common shareholders retire. We continue to believe Motorola to be fairly valued and believe our “Hold” rating on the company is still appropriate."
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Goodbye Moto
MOT
+35.21%
in
463 days
3/26 - "I really don’t see the value of doing this. I’m always suspicious of the phrase “unlocking shareholder value.” The problem is, there has to be shareholder value in the first place that can be unlocked.
One of the reasons for the breakup, given by CEO Gregory Brown, was that the two separate units would benefit from increased focus from management. Why couldn’t they effectively manage both?"
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Wall Street Spits on Motorola Break-Up
MOT
+35.27%
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463 days
3/26 - "Motorola (NYSE: MOT) announced this morning that it would break itself into two companies. By sometime next year the handset division will be pulled away from the mobility and enterprise divisions.
The stock is up barely 1% on the news.The problems is that, even broken it pieces, Motorola is not worth more that its current market cap. The handset business is simply sinking too fast. "
"Based on Motorola's price to sales ratio, the value of the unit may be well under $10 billion. That means the two remaining units would have to have bring substantial multiples. In the current clima...
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