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This British stock seems great: Cheap: Trailing P/E: 8.42 Forward P/E : 8.15 Growing well: Quarterly Revenue Growth (yoy): 24.30%… READ MORE
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Yesterday I sold 8 at shares of a great company: Petrochina (PTR). I sold them at $182.38 each. I made… READ MORE
I chose Johnson & Johnson as a safe heaven in stormy markets. We discussed about it last week’s post and… READ MORE
I sold them because BIDU went up 40% in four months, which my target. According to my “New free stock… READ MORE
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I sold them because ACH went up 50% in three months, which is even higher than my target (40%). According… READ MORE
I did it for two reasons: 1) Vodafone reached my target price: it went up 40%. According to my free… READ MORE
Greenspan, who started out like a guru, after quitting his previous profession, talks about a supposed “China Bubble”. Chinese government… READ MORE
Everything seems delightful about this stock: Forward Annual Dividend Yield: 4.60% Quarterly Revenue Growth (yoy): 25.30% Quartetrly Earnings Growth (yoy):29.40%… READ MORE
Today I sold 65 shares of Unilever, a great stock, because of my New Free Stock Strategy. As usual, I… READ MORE
Aluminum Corp is China’s largest Aluminium producer. It is good to produce Aluminium in the spot where there is World’s… READ MORE
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I did it again — 07/31/2026 Same stock. Same number of shares.Different mindset. JinkoSolar (JKS). A few months ago I…
Stock: HST (most likely Host Hotels & Resorts, ticker HST) Shares sold: 67 shares Execution price:$22.8627 per shareGross proceeds: 67…
50 share(s) of your order to Buy 50 share(s) of BGS has been executed at $4.2263.
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