About the Club

The Investment/Finance Club serves to create a venue for students of any major to discuss and learn more about the financial markets. It provides leadership and networking opportunities to those who invest time in the Club through officer positions and networking trips to major financial hubs (i.e. New York City, Boston). The Club also strives to create a fun and encouraging environment for members to interact, discuss and develop opinions pertaining to domestic and foreign markets. Through this blog we hope to connect students with alumni and professors who are willing to share insight on any questions or interesting topics that might arise.

Hot Stocks

This page is used to discuss any stocks that one might feel as beneficial to the club's virtual stock game or to one's portfolio in general.  Please give a brief explanation why you feel as though the stock is beneficial and information backing your reasoning whether it be through online research, company press releases or any other information you may have found useful.

3 comments:

  1. Ward WaescheJanuary 27, 2011 at 7:27 PM

    http://online.wsj.com/public/quotes/main.html?symbol=UA&mod=mdc_gainr

    http://online.wsj.com/article/BT-CO-20110127-715276.html?mod=wsjcrmain

    Ladies and Gents... take a look, potentially something we could add to our portfolio

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  2. Mr. NaiveFebruary 4, 2011 at 7:14 PM

    Nice call - would have been great if we took a position last week. Nice price movement after a very good Q4 conf. call and results. UA is now overbought though - and I'd say it's run is just about dead. A soft retailer like UA can only trade at a ~50x forward P/E for so long when the rest of the industry is sub-30x. My pick for this industry is - and has always been - NIKE (NKE). It's trading at a more realistic 25x P/E with outrageous EPS (+4) figures. It won't take long before the market realizes this and prices it up to around 30x. Consumer stocks tend to trade up on growth rather than value, and every sell-side analyst is predicting big growth for Nike...could make for a nice play.

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  3. Mr. NaiveFebruary 4, 2011 at 7:17 PM

    FTEK!

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