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Biotech Are the New Chinese Burritos–sans Fraud

I cannot believe my eyes, SPEX is parabolic to the upside, as well as a half dozen small cap biotechs. I’ve purposely avoided this space, due to my handicap in the field of medicine. However and apparently, none of that is needed in order to become a very successful biotech investor. People who’ve delved into this space have gotten rich, very rich.

Nonetheless, the runs will continue, as the Baby Boomers (the worst generation since the dark ages) die on an industrial scale.

There are several that I am eyeballing and have requested the assistance of some people that I know in the medical profession. On the larger cap front, GILD seems to be the preferred stock, especially since their new HVC drug is likely to be approved this year.

If you have any small biotechs worth a look, let me know–as I am new and inexperienced in the space.

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Update on The Pershing Square

CNBC is reporting Bill ‘Montauk” Ackman was down 2.2% in July and up just 4% for the year. In other words, Bill, due to his retarded HLF short position and long JCP holdings, is in the bottom quadrant of professional money managers, as far as performance is concerned. Even still, he has over $11 billion under management.

Being the best doesn’t mean you will be the most successful. In this case, Bill is a terrific salesmen.

 

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Apparently, You Were Wrong–Again

Is that IMMR trading up this morning? I believe it is. More than that, the stock is heading higher with conviction, chest hairs and all.

Social media stocks are parabolic, even GSVC is lifting off. Had it not been for Mike Moe running GSVC like his personal piggy bank, I would’ve purchased the stock when I last mentioned it.

Z, P and TRLA looks great too.

Also, please, I beg of you, do not forget about my AMBA. It doesn’t like to be neglected.

My holdings in GPRE are paying off today too. Ethanol for the win. Death to corn.

Right now I have about 20% cash left and feel like investing the whole thing today. Why the hell not? I’m not afraid to test fate and certainly do not believe this is the top.

DEVELOPING…

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These Stocks Are About to Go Ham

I’ve been hitting the gym hard, training so that I might dismantle my neighbors with just one punch–should the occasion arise. Since I don’t like to exert too much energy when fighting, I felt it made sense to cut down to 10% body fat, then bulk up, so that I might impose my will around the hood (extra Deebo).

The “lifestyle” as Marc David likes to call it calls for a deficit of 500 calories from my maintenance caloric intake per day–eating clean, focused on low carbs, high proteins. By the way, if any of you fatties want someone who can help you get in shape, Marc is your man. And, no, I am not being compensated for linking to him, so buzz off.

Back to the market.

We are in hard core, porno, Peter North mode, so I am looking for low float stocks, heavily shorted, ranked high by The PPT algos. Here are some ideas.

STXS

ACRX

PSUN

Z

VPRT

HGG (just dropped 6k there)

ZUMZ

BNNY

ALXA

PRLB

My personal buy list consists of IMMR, CRS and ANGI.

 

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An Update on the iBankCoin Logo Contest

Some of these logos are simply unacceptable. The task at hand was to produce a logo better than the present one. I’ve weeded out “the best” of the entries and will show them to you in just a moment. Before I do, just know the contest is still active and I am still accepting entries.

The winner will receive immortality, as well as several hundred ‘bucks,’ to borrow a phrase from the local sanitation workers.

Email them: Flybroker @ gmail.com

MIKE

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NEO

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GEENA

LOL

iBankCoin1

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HAVE A BITE

This isn’t rocket science. Every day some of you astound me with your impertinent stupidity. I am going to teach you the only lesson you will ever need to learn on Wall Street. Are you ready?

STOCKS AT NEW HIGHS TEND TO CONTINUE TO MAKE NEW HIGHS.

While it’s true, we all like to buy the underdog, in the hopes of catching lightening in a bottle: the 52 week high list is where the real money will be made. There’s a reason why those stocks aren’t at new 52 week highs: they suck.

YELP was at a new high when I bought it and now I am +40% in two days.

Stock prices are fueled by earnings. The earnings are extrapolated, taking the macro environment into account, and a multiple is affixed by investors. We are guided by analysts, who in large part are guided by us. They feed the mob what they like to eat.

When buying a stock at new highs, try to figure out what its earnings might be in a year, maybe two. Take a multiple or FPE that is average for its industry and set your price target. Naturally, this doesn’t apply to swing traders or the vagrant sort of day trader.

Price targets need to be justified, so the unwashed public can buy in. All too often these targets and rationale are ridiculous. Case in point: the dot com bubble. However, the gist of the dot com fervor was correct, was it not?

Look at AMZN, FB, YELP, Z, PCLN, AAPL, TRLA and the countless internet stocks killing it today.

Check your egos at the door when you come to play. This is a sport that requires dedication and focus. Learn from people who do it well and you will save yourself the agony of experiencing trial and error.

If you’re gonna do this, do it right. Read iBankCoin daily.

NOTE: I will be posting the iBankCoin logos that you submitted next week. If you want to create our logo and accomplish immortality, as well as a few hundred bucks, email it to me @ [email protected]. The winner will be decided by popular vote.

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Fly Buy: $POWI

I added to my POWI position on this dip. This is, without a doubt, one of my top picks for 2013.

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The Gods Must Be Crazy

How do I explain all of this money? When Mrs. Fly takes a gander at the statement, she might report me to the proper authorities, fearing I’ve gone over to the dark side and partaken in some Wall St. shenanigans. Mrs. Fly is not one to skirt the law and will certainly not be an accomplice to one, husband for 17 years or not.

Truth is, I’ve been blessed, following numerous offerings to the Gods (the old and the new). They’ve answered my prayers and slain my enemies, turning them into meat to be cooked and eaten (no cannibalism).

I know you look at YELP, IMMR and CXO and wonder “how could this be? How could one man, apparently mortal, be so right over a short period of time?” The answer to that question, my friends, as well as many others, is none of your concern.

As I write this, the market is coming in a bit and IMMR is a whole point off its highs. I do not fear the unknown because, quite frankly, I am in possession of a time machine. I zip through time with reckless abandon, making bets along the way.

As for Mrs. Fly, she will remain in the dark. I will hide the monthly statements and whenever the subject of ‘our accounts’ arises, I shall change the subject and distract her with things that appeal to her gender, such as gossip, vampire movies and/or the prospect of going to the Short Hills shopping mall for ‘fun.’

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$IMMR is On Track For 2nd Half Winship

I am very relieved by today’s earnings announcement and conference call. Some of you homosexuals are emotionally disturbed because the CEO didn’t announce they’ve discovered life on Europa. Retard, this is their slowest quarter of the year and are killing it.

They are building a war chest of cash, now upwards of 16% of the market cap, or $65 million. Their technology is recognized and paid for by all of the major players, except the stubborn AAPL. So this is a 4th qt play, on handsets and the new Xbox and Sony video game consoles.

This will be a “go-to” stock this holiday season. Write that down in your little notebook.

This is a stock trading under 20x next year’s earning, growing at a very reliable 45% per annum. Considering the upside potential in new product offerings and subsequent royalty payments, one could argue the stock deserves a multiple of 40x, putting the stock price at or around $30 per share.

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