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Former Wall Street Favorites Sink to Single Digits
MOT
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+162.24%
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353 days
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Motorola bottoms up
MOT
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+28.47%
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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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Bearish on MOT ...
MOT
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-48.71%
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383 days
Can't compete with all the smart phones like Blackberry and the iPhones. They will be a great buy in the future however due to their low price.
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Motorola bottoms up
MOT
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+28.47%
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405 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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Horizontal Consolidation Rang (HCR Pattern)
MOT
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-21.26%
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649 days
The stock now inside what is suppose to be a Horizontal Consolidation Rang (HCR Pattern) or Rectangle Bottom Pattern (RB). Hold this stock. Regards,
Khalid Al-Harfy
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From the Blogosphere
Closing Bell: Unemployment must not be relevant (GE, ACOM, FNM, ZIOP, MOT, NVDA)
Filed under: General Electric (GE), Motorola (MOT), Federal Natl Mtge (FNM)  Today was a surprise considering the news. There was not great economic news to hang on, particularly considering that the 10.2% unemployment was the worst reading since 1983. As the market did not crater and as it went positive throughout the day, it almost felt as though the 10.2% of the officially unemployed don't matter to the economy as everyone keeps noting the 'lagging indicator' effect. Still, stocks held their own for most of the day and where the real direction for the end of the day bells felt uncertain un...
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Google: Droid Ad On The Home Page
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Wow, that’s new. Google (GOOG) has given up a wee bit of real-estate on its home page for a one-line ad for the new Motorola (MOT) Droid smart phone, which runs on Google’s Android operating system software. Right below the search box is one line that reads: New! The Droid is on sale now. Learn more.
<>Click the link, and you get a page that touts the use of Google search services on the phone, including searching by voice, and the much-discussed free turn-by-turn navigation. You can also click on a “Get the Verizon Droid Now” button and be whisked over to Verizon Wireless where you can ...
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Research In Motion: Still the Best Positioned Smartphones Play
 I am amazed at the line forming to attend the funeral of Research In Motion (RIMM). In just one week we have a Citigroup analyst downgrade and The Wall Street Journal warning about the growing competition from Google (GOOG) Android software for smartphones from Motorola (MOT). Then TheDeal.com suggests RIMM could be taken over.
<><>RIMM has responded by announcing the buyback of $1.2 billion of its shares. The message from the firm by this action is clear. It believes its stock is cheap and so do I. Analysts are expecting an increase in both revenue and earnings this quarter and next year. Howe...
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Research In Motion: Potential M&A Target?
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Could the 30% slide in Research In Motion (RIMM) shares put the company in play? TheDeal.com’s DealScape blog raised that question today. The piece notes that the company remains dominant in the enterprise market, though it clearly face intense competition in the consumer market from Apple (AAPL), Motorola (MOT), Palm (PALM), HTC and others. Likely potential buyers, the post theorizes, include Microsoft (MSFT) and Hewlett-Packard (HPQ). <>The piece notes that Microsoft is the most often rumored buyer, given the tight integration of BlackBerry phones with Microsoft Exchange Server. But HP coul...
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Palm: The Slide Continues; S&P Trims Target
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The unwinding of the huge rally in Palm (PALM) shares continues apace. <>A year ago, heading into the Pre launch at CES in January 2009, the Street had price targets on the stock down in the $1-$2 range, and there were widespread concerns about the company’s viability. The stock bottomed on an intraday basis at $1.14 on December 22; heading into the Pre debut, the stock was at $3.30. From there the stock skyrocketed, peaking on an intraday basis on September 23 at $18 and change. But as new handsets arrive from Motorola (MOT) and ot...
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