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Former Wall Street Favorites Sink to Single Digits Graphic_rating_buy MOT
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75%
 +21.24%
in 12 days

Former Wall Street Favorites Sink to Single Digits

The following includes a growing list of companies whose stock are trading in single digits despite a market cap exceeding $5B as investors no longer need to venture into the minefield of micro-cap stocks for tremendous volatility and trading opportunities. It is not meant to be a complete list, but represents well-known companies across a variety of sectors which offer the potential for high returns once the current market pessimism passes and economic growth returns.

The best approach for investing or trading in th
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By  Mike Havrilla   (-4.73%  risk: moderate)  11/20/08 Comment


Motorola bottoms up Graphic_rating_buy MOT
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49%
 -40.61%
in 64 days
I checked out MOT chart and all gaps are filled. Look at her 2011 calls. Great pocket money just waiting. Motorola, Inc. provides technologies, products, and services for mobile communications. It operates in three segments: Mobile Devices, Home and Networks Mobility, and Enterprise Mobility Solutions. The Mobile Devices segment offers wireless handsets with integrated software and accessory products, as well as licenses intellectual property.
By  Locationh   (-7.86%  risk: conservative)  09/29/08 Comment


Bearish on MOT ... Graphic_rating_sell MOT
73%
 +31.25%
in 42 days
Can't compete with all the smart phones like Blackberry and the iPhones. They will be a great buy in the future however due to their low price.
By  Andrew Poydence   (-6.86%  risk: moderate)  10/21/08 Comment


Motorola bottoms up Graphic_rating_buy MOT
Jpeg_sun4agk
49%
 -40.61%
in 64 days
I checked out MOT chart and all gaps are filled. Look at her 2011 calls. Great pocket money just waiting. Motorola, Inc. provides technologies, products, and services for mobile communications. It operates in three segments: Mobile Devices, Home and Networks Mobility, and Enterprise Mobility Solutions. The Mobile Devices segment offers wireless handsets with integrated software and accessory products, as well as licenses intellectual property.
By  Locationh   (-7.86%  risk: conservative)  09/29/08 Comment


Horizontal Consolidation Rang (HCR Pattern) Graphic_rating_buy MOT
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N/A
 -63.60%
in 308 days

The stock now inside what is suppose to be a Horizontal Consolidation Rang (HCR Pattern) or Rectangle Bottom Pattern (RB).

Hold this stock. 

Regards,
Khalid Al-Harfy
By  Khalid Al-Harfy   (-63.60%  risk: moderate)  01/29/08 1 comment




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Former Wall Street Favorites Sink to Single Digits
Rxlogo
75%
The following includes a growing list of companies whose stock are trading in single digits despite a market cap exceeding $5B as investors no longer need to venture into the minefield of micro-cap stocks for tremendous volatility and trading opportunities. It is not meant to be a complete list, but represents well-known companies across a variety of sectors which offer the potential for high returns once the current market pessimism passes and economic growth returns.

The best approach for investing or trading in these stocks is to select a basket of at least five of the companies to balanc...
By  Mike Havrilla   (-4.73%  risk: moderate)  11/20/08 Comment


Motorola's (MOT) fate looks worse as rivals falter

Filed under: Motorola (MOT), Nokia Corp. (NOK)

Motorola's (NYSE: MOT) share of global handset sales has fallen from about 22% three years ago to 12%. Its cell phone division revenue is dropping at a rate of over 30% and loses money ever quarter.

For Motorola to break back into the black, it not only needed to launch new products to pick up market share, but it also needed the worldwide handset business to stay healthy. No such luck.

According to Reuters, "South Korean mobile phone makers Samsung Electronics and LG Electronics have cut their 2009 sales targets as a global downturn spreads." By

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By  Douglas McIntyre (BloggingStocks)   (+43.14%  risk: aggressive)  12/01/08 Comment


Nokia Pulls Out Of Japan (NOK)

old-nokias.jpgNokia (NOK), the world's biggest cellphone maker, is pulling out of Japan, the world's no. 4 mobile market. Nokia has tiny market share in Japan, and will only market its super-high-end Vertu phones there for now.

Reuters: Mobile phone companies also see limited scope for growth in Japan, where 109 million subscribers, or some 85 percent of the population, already own a mobile phone. ...

The quirks of Japan's mobile phone market have prevented foreign companies, including Nokia's rivals such as Samsung Electronics and LG, from successfully targeting Japanese consumers. ...

Foreign companies, e

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By  Henry Blodget   (+22.55%  risk: conservative)  11/27/08 Comment


Why Microsoft Should Make Its Own Phone: Windows Mobile Revenue Stinks (MSFT)

bill-gates-zune.jpgIt's back: That pesky rumor that Microsoft (MSFT) might make its own cellphone. The latest bits involve a special Nvidia processor called Tegra, and a Zune-based gadget codenamed "Pink."

One argument against it: Industry observer Michael Gartenberg thinks Microsoft won't make its own cellphone because doing so would potentially destroy its partnerships with companies that sell Windows Mobile-based devices, like Motorola (MOT), Palm (PALM), and HTC. "Microsoft now has traction with more than 20 million licenses out there and a great stream of partners and new phones for consumer and business

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By  Henry Blodget   (+22.55%  risk: conservative)  11/25/08 Comment


Motorola: Worth More Dead Than Alive?
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There are some weird gyrations going on today in the mobile phone sector, with sharp declines for Research In Motion (RIMM), Apple (AAPL) and Palm (PALM), but big gains for Nokia (NOK) and Motorola (MOT). There are considerable cross-currents in the sector; but the rebound in MOT today seems especially odd given the company’s ongoing struggles and the fading 2009 outlook for the handset sector.

One factor that may be influencing Motorola shares is a research note this morning from J.P. Morgan’s Ehud Gelbaum. On the surface, it doesn’t sound like a bullish stance: Gelbaum resumed coverage of

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By  Eric Savitz (Barron's)    11/25/08 Comment



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