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ot all companies need to innovate to be great, but the vast majority need to be able to read the market, react, and be ahead of long-term trends. GE definitely has those things going for it; I'd venture to say that McDonald's (NYSE: MCD ) displays a similar ability to adapt. Let's invest with companies that can zig and zag, when others have cement feet.
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Bullish on MCD ...
MCD
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+10.16%
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527 days
ot all companies need to innovate to be great, but the vast majority need to be able to read the market, react, and be ahead of long-term trends. GE definitely has those things going for it; I'd venture to say that McDonald's (NYSE: MCD ) displays a similar ability to adapt. Let's invest with companies that can zig and zag, when others have cement feet.
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Bullish on MCD ...
MCD
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+10.16%
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ot all companies need to innovate to be great, but the vast majority need to be able to read the market, react, and be ahead of long-term trends. GE definitely has those things going for it; I'd venture to say that McDonald's (NYSE: MCD ) displays a similar ability to adapt. Let's invest with companies that can zig and zag, when others have cement feet.
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Bullish on McDonald's
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(closed on 07/30/09)
Cheap Eats! Analyst Finds McDonald’s Irresistible At 14 P/E Posted by Bob O'Brien McDonald’s (MCD) is as cheap as it’s been in six years, throws off lots of cash, has been gobbling up market share off its under-performing challengers, and is about to hit some catalysts that could re-energize a stock that’s been in something of a year-long funk. Deutsche Bank boosted its rating on shares of the fast-food operator to a buy from a hold. That’d be the same Deutsche Bank that lowered its rating on the stock last summer, when shares traded at just under $60 a share before going into a period<>...
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Bullish on MCD ...
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Yeah, I know, boring but a safe investment that probably has limited upside potential but makes up for it with dividends.
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DJIA Market Wrap 5 December
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The 60-minute trend is negative according to the force index indicator. The MACD indicator is printing a number of consecutive negative divergences. Prices are moving laterally within a trading range. The 10500 level has been tested already several times.
Almost all stocks are moving above their short, medium and long term moving averages indicating how well the trend developed. DD, MCD, TRV printed a new 20-day low. Several stocks printed new 20-day highs; they are BA, CSCO, GE, INTC, JNJ, T, VZ. INTC and JNJ printed 5 consecutive up closes.
In the Figure you can see a summary of the tren...
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DJIA Market Wrap 5 December
The 60-minute trend is negative according to the force index indicator. The MACD indicator is printing a number of consecutive negative divergences. Prices are moving laterally within a trading range. The 10500 level has been tested already several times.
Almost all stocks are moving above their short, medium and long term moving averages indicating how well the trend developed. DD, MCD, TRV printed a new 20-day low. Several stocks printed new 20-day highs; they are BA, CSCO, GE, INTC, JNJ, T, VZ. INTC and JNJ printed 5 consecutive up closes.
In the Figure you can see a summary of the tren...
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Disney directors get a raise…
 The Walt Disney Co. filed its 10-K yesterday and this exhibit in the filing caught our attention.
<>As the exhibit notes, Disney’s 11 outside board members received a raise from $65K a year to $80K a year. Granted, in terms of annual retention fees for companies of Disney’s size, $80K doesn’t seem unusually high. But that’s really just the base salary, so to speak. There’s a lot of additional pieces to the overall comp, that, when you check the proxy filed last year, has most directors earning around $200K annually. Among the mix-ins, so to speak, is a $10K fee per committee, $84K in...
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McDonald’s COO to Retire – Analyst Blog
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Ralph Alvarez, Chief Operating Officer (COO) of McDonald’s Corporation (MCD) announced yesterday his intention to retire due to health related issues, effective December 31, 2009.
After about 30 years in the restaurant industry, and the past 15 years with the McDonald’s brand, Alvarez has decided to retire after multiple orthopedic surgeries and several years of chronic pain leading to two knee replacements in the last six months.
He has also decided to resign as a member of the Board of Directors of McDonald’s. Alvarez, who is 55, joined McDonald's in 1994. During his tenure, he has held< />< />< />< />< />< />< /><>< /><>< /><><>< /><>< /><>< />< />...
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DJIA - Market Wrap 29 Nov
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The 60-minute trend is positive according to the force index indicator. The MACD indicator is printing a number of consecutive negative divergences. Prices managed to breakout the lower trendline of the rising channel. The emini is now retesting the trendline. Next support at 10000 where the Dow has the up gap still open.
Stocks were all negative on Friday. Almost all stocks are moving above their short, medium and long term moving averages indicating how well the trend developed. JPM printed a new 20-day low. BAC, HPQ, IBM, INTC, JPM, KFT, KO, MSFT printed 3 consecutive down closes.
In th...
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