It is nice to have a good stock chart for a change. Check out SIMG since I bought them about 3 months ago for $4.47. They have pretty much gone straight up (70% at this point) on very little news. I will admit I was tempted to sell when SIMG passed $5, then again at $6 and once more at $7. Stocks going up have been a rare commodity in my portfolio.
| SILICON IMAGE INC (NasdaqGS) |  |
| Last Trade: | 7.60 | | Trade Time: | 4:00PM ET | | Change: |  0.27 (3.68%) | | Prev Close: | 7.33 | | Open: | 7.30 | | Bid: | 7.45 x 500 | | Ask: | 7.75 x 2500 | | 1y Target Est: | 5.31 |
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| | | Day's Range: | 7.27 - 7.60 | | 52wk Range: | 3.70 - 8.85 | | Volume: | 1,526,671 | | Avg Vol (3m): | 1,347,240 | | Market Cap: | 557.13M | | P/E (ttm): | 41.76 | | EPS (ttm): | 0.18 | | Div & Yield: | N/A (N/A) |
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In other news, my May 22nd tranche is off to an outstanding start. It is up about 8% in the first two weeks. I picked the stocks simply taking the 5 largest market cap stocks that day in the 50 greater than 100m list: RHI, ACN, TRA, MHP and AEO. I do think the market will continue to favor larger stocks until we start seeing a re-birth of M&A activity.
If I were to pick 5 stocks today using that same approach I'd get LRCX, TRA, RHI, FTO and HLF. I will likely use this screen at the end of June for my next tranche.
JTX announced disappointing earnings today. A few of Steve A's Magic Diligence stocks have taken some hits (BBSI also took a fall and HURC, which went up sharply intially has dropped just as sharply to about where it was when he first recommended it).
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