April 27, 2009

Stock Pick: BioMed Realty Trust, Inc. (BMR)

Stock Picks

This REIT is paying 14% in dividends.  The problem with REIT’s in this economy is the decline of real estate prices.  However, BMR specializes in acquiring, developing, owning, leasing and managing laboratory and office space for the life science industry.   I checked that many of its tenents are very mildly impacted by the recession.  In general, the life science industry is still in the growth stage as the baby boomers are entering retirement.  Therefore, I think the stock is over-sold […]

Read More Here! 0
April 27, 2009

Stock Pick: DryShips Inc. (DRYS)

Stock Picks

This is a very risky cyclical play.  DRYS has been beaten down due to its enormous debt liabilities.  However, the fundamentals of commodities are improving and will keep improving.  It is very probable for DRYS to recover as credit market unfreezes and commodities recovers.  The up-side far out weights the downside.  In addition, as oil wells dry up, the deep sea rigs would turn out to be great investments.

Read More Here! 0
April 27, 2009

Stock Pick: Apple Inc. (AAPL)

Stock Picks

Apple products are moving from innovators to early adopters. IPods have already dominated the mp3 player industry. IPhones are growing aggressively.  Macs are picking up speed in growth as well.  Although the majority of population still use PCs and Windows and Blackberry, I am seeing more and more people converting.   I also notice that Apple’s products are being more and more impressive.

Read More Here! 0
April 27, 2009

Stock Pick: Yingli Green Energy Hold. Co. Ltd. (YGE)

Stock Picks

The global recession has brought down the Solar industry stock prices.   However, with the global tendency towards green energy, the future for solar companies remains optimistic. YGE has a solid business, and has fair amount of debt financing.   Because of its debt load, it has been sold off when listed in the NYSE like other U.S. stocks.  However, the company is in China, and Chinese banks are much healthier than U.S. banks.  YGE had no problem getting more loans if […]

Read More Here! 0
April 15, 2009

Some thoughts on the Current Economy

Business/Management,Finance/Investment,The World

I’ve been following Peter Schiff, Jim Rogers, George Soros, Warren Buffett and Marc Faber lately.  I’ve also been watching Obama and Bernanke’s speeches.   And here are some thoughts about current state of the economy and where it is going: The recession is deflationary because the current price levels are the results of the excesses of the consumption and credit bubble.   After the bubble busted, there are an over-supply and over-capacity of everything:  oil, houses, cars, cloths, over-paid employees.  Deflation […]

Read More Here! 0

Just Content © 2024 Blog My Brain