TEKELEC [[TKLC]] just reported better than expected earnings and the stock is down 9%. They are a key player in enabling text messaging for the AT&T Inc. [[T]] (10% cust) and Deutsche Telekom AG (ADR) [[DT]] (15% cust) networks. as well as a major player in building out India’s telecom infrastructure. For the quarter, the company booked 67% gross margins and derived 61% of its orders overseas. In my book, this is an opportunity to get long.
Last week, [[ENTR]] reported better than expected earnings. Since then, the stock has been falling. Once again, I deem this to be another asshole dip buying moment.
Despite today’s market sell-off, the bears are in a very arduous position, with commercial Re and banks in the green. If I was a betting man, which I most certainly am not, I’d bet for a market reversal higher today, effectively peeling the faces off of the shorts, like goat head soup.
Energy is doing okay, with exceptional strength in natty. Look for the rally to start there, then fan out.
As for “The Fly” and his positions: I will try to maintain a 20%+ cash position, at all times, since the market is overbought. Additionally, I will be an advantageous seller and greedy as fuck buyer. Essentially, what I do here, on a daily basis, is living art, which CANNOT be replicated or reproduced. Any attempts to reproduce Le Fly’s methods will result in a stern letter from one of my attorney’s, followed up with a punch in the mustachio.
Also, I deem my returns irrelevant, at this point in time. While my gains are chockful and my wins are bountiful, there is simply no reason for Senor Tropicana to lower himself to the low-grade standards of others, via unchecked hot dogging. “The Fly” is humble in his wins and conducts himself in a way that is not only admirable, but coveted.
In short, I will be buying the dip, even if it makes me look stupid. I have big balls and a deep wallet.
Let Le games begin!
UPDATE: I sold out of my ADTRAN, Inc. [[ADTN]] position, just north of $23.45
UPDATE II: I sold out of Abercrombie & Fitch Co. [[ANF]] , north of $29.40
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