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still bearish WHR

79%

-2.12% in 121 days (closed on 03/26/09) despite todays gains, this one is still trending very bearish including a bearish engulfing yesterday.  another month or two could yield some more gains Continue reading »

$97 Price Target based on Valuation Relative to Industry WHR

69%

+47.51% in 376 days WHR's projected P/E is 6.45 Industry (Appliances) average projected P/E 12.80 Implies a projected stock price of $99.33 WHR's PEG is 0.68 WHR's projected earnings growth rate is 9.48% Industry (Appliances) average PEG is 1.32 Implies a projected stock price of $97.12 More analysis source, calculations, and other info: http://www.freestockvalueranker.com/?method=peg_pe&symbol... Analysis current as of October 28, 2008 6:00 AM Continue reading »

On the upside WHR

39%

+4.15% in 512 days The stock has already been battered a lot due to the slowdown in the economy. We can expect a limited rebound from here. Continue reading »

Bullish on WHR ... WHR

13%

-14.40% in 1132 days low target 80 high target 130 median 110 closed today at 84.74??? 4 down or 50 up???? you couldnt ask for better odds especially since whirpool is now a "monopoly" a must buy Continue reading »

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Whirlpool is rising with the global economy WHR

-5.38% in 11 days Filed under: Stocks to Buy Talk about advances. Institutional investor (II) sentiment on Whirlpool Corp. (NYSE: WHR) has strengthened in-sync with the strengthening global economy, and that's why I'm reiterating my Buy rating for the appliance manufacturer, first recommended on April 13, 2009 at a price of $34.47. If you bought WHR in April, you're up a remarkable 111%. Whirlpool's pleasant growth story remains the same: emerging market sales, particularly in Latin America (20% of revenue), are sending growth signals; Europe and the U.S. may lag for 1-2 more quarters; the U.S. market looks li... Continue reading »

Trading Radar for 10/23: Microsoft (MSFT), Honeywell (HON), Schlumberger (SLB), Whirlpool (WHR) Report

The Trading Radar highlights key earnings and economic announcements for tomorrow's trading session:<u>Before Market Opens:</u>Earnings:Active Power, Inc. (NASDAQ: ACPW)AVX Corporation (NYSE: AVX)Cache, Inc. (NASDAQ: CACH)Chartered Semiconductor Manufacturing (NASDAQ: CHRT)Columbus McKinnon (NASDAQ: CMCO)Donegal Group (NASDAQ: DGICA)Dover Corporation (NYSE: DOV)EMC Insurance Group (NASDAQ: EMCI)Empire District Electric (NYSE: EDE)Empresas ICA S.A.B. de C.V. (NYSE: ICA)ENCORE BANCSHARES INC (NASDAQ: EBTX)Exelon Corporation (NYSE: EXC)Fortune Brands (NYSE: FO)Honeywell (NYSE: HON)Horizon Line... Continue reading »

A "Buy Anything" Market

34%

I was patting myself on the back as I looked at the huge surge in the portfolio today - each and every long position is up, most materially so. Then I went into my watch lists which are literally hundreds upon hundreds of stocks - probably around 400. Excluding 50 or so which are "highly speculative" I can only find about a dozen that are in the red. It's the "buy anything market" brought to you courtesy of the destruction of your currency. The only losers I can find: <> Whirlpool (WHR) -1% Fluor (FLR) -0.6% General Cable (BGC) -1.3% Chicago Mercantile (CME) -0.5% Valero Energy (VLO) -0.7% <>Ciena (... Continue reading »

Whirlpool Plant in Evansville, Ind. Shuts Down, Taking 1,100 Jobs to Mexico

Evansville, Indiana continues to suffer from jobs and population flight. It's population was 121,582 in 2000, falling to 113,627 in 2006. Tonight Evansville is taking another hit as Whirlpool to shut Indiana plant, cut 1,100 jobs. <>Whirlpool Corp. announced Friday it will close its Evansville, Ind., factory next year, moving the plant's production of top-freezer refrigerators to a facility in Mexico. Citing the need to trim manufacturing capacity, Whirlpool said the mid-2010 plant closure will eliminate 1,100 full-time jobs. Whirlpool (WHR) , like most manufacturers, has seen its sales slump ove... Continue reading »

Sampling of News Stories Today;FDIC Troubled Bank List (Yawn), Apple (AAPL) iPhone into China, Detroit & Whirpool Cut Workers,Steel Production Rebound

34%

There is a smattering of interesting stuff on Bloomberg today, but nothing large enough to put into 1 separate entry so let me combine them. (1) First let me say I normally post the FDIC troubled bank list (every quarter) with some analysis and warnings.... [May 27, 2009: FDIC Troubled Bank List Now 305] [Feb 26, 2009: FDIC Troubled Bank List Up to 252] [Nov 25, 2008: FDIC Troubled Bank List Grows 46% - Is Your Bank Safe?] [Aug 26, 2008: FDIC Troubled Bank List] .... but I think it's become a moot point. After all our trouble are over (see financial stock performance) At least if you are big ... Continue reading »

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