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KBH Up 20 Percent
April 4, 2001
KBH Update
March 23, 2001
Unload Valence
March 3, 2001
Sun Brought the Market Down
February 23, 2001
Valence’s Third Quarter Results
February 16, 2001
Say Goodbye to the January Rally
February 9, 2001
ClearWorks Shareholders Approve Merger
February 2, 2001
Clearworks Nears Completion of Eagle Wireless Merger
January 26, 2001
Sun Meets Profit Estimates, But Dark Clouds Loom
January 19, 2001
Mixed Market Turmoil
January 12, 2001
Sell SFE, VERT and ICGE in late January Rally
January 5, 2001
Keep an Eye on VLGC and CPS
December 27, 2000
The Capstone
"Countdown to Profits" Continues ‹ 79% Gains!
December 22, 2000
ViroLogic
Remains A Buy
December 15, 2000
SUNW Completes
Cobalt Purchase
December 8, 2000
Being on the
Right Side of the Market
December 1, 2000
Burning to
the Ground — Capstone Short Up 76 Percent
November 22, 2000
Burning Down
The House–Capstone short up 71%
November 17, 2000
Hold On To
Capstone, It’s Still Burning
November 10, 2000
Valence Technology
Takes Part In The Space Program
October 27, 2000
Capstone Gets
Crushed – We Make Money!
October 13, 2000
Cell Robotics
Welcomes House Bill 578 With Open Arms
October 6, 2000
The first Black
Monday of October?
September 29, 2000
Crystal ball
September 22, 2000
Another
great sell call September 15, 2000
SAB is up 17%
September 8, 2000
Baltimore Technologies
Jumps 30%! September 1, 2000
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KBH was a Sell at US$29
By Ian L. Cooper
A little less than three weeks ago, I recommended that you buy into KBH Homes (KBH:NYSE) at US$27 while the rest of the media and insiders were touting its competition, Lennar Corporation, as the hottest thing to buy going into an interest rate cut. When KBH hit US$29, it was a sell and we walked away with a 12 percent gain while the competition fell from US$40 to US$38.
We’ll look to get back into KBH after the Fed’s next meeting. If Greenspan decides to cut rates again, we’ll be able to pull out another quick profit.
KB Home reported that it is confident in its financial projections for the second quarter and full year 2001, even though preliminary new orders fell to 2132 in March, down 26 percent from one year ago. The company has also raised its fiscal 2001 earnings forecast by 10 cents to US$4.85 a share, saying it sees continued strong demand for new housing. Analysts on average also forecast earnings of US$4.85 a share for 2001, up from US$4.25 in 2000. We’ll keep you up to date.
Rake in the Profits with 10 Hot Stocks Under US$3
Basing his short position on a clearly visible worldwide slowdown in IT spending and the fact that this Bangalore company was overvalued and in a downward trend, Christian DeHaemer decided to short one of India’s biggest moneymakers, Infosys. Though it was touted as the country’s next big thing, he went against the grain and shorted it at US$82. Less than one month later, Christian’s prediction became a reality. It fell to US$57, for a quick 30% gain. We’re still profiting as it hits new lows.
And while the U.S. media was busy touting Lennar Homes as the hottest new stock to own, The Hammer recommended its competition, KB Homes. Within one week of the recommendation, we made investors a quick and easy 25% profit when the stock jumped from US$27 to US$33. As for Lennar, well, better luck next time. Within the same time period, it fell from US$40 to under US$38.
It’s that "going against the grain" attitude that has continued to make Hammer subscribers the biggest profits.
And in the coming month we will release our next special report: "10 Undervalued Stocks to Own Under US$3." These stocks are poised for tremendous growth over the next year. You won’t want to miss out on these profitable opportunities!
By spotting trends, we’ve already pulled in some impressive gains. Join us for the next round of winners. Click here to find out more.
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