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CDE Up at the End and Everything is Cheap

I have a collection of stocks that I am interested in, but with this week’s stocks going down below 12,000, there appears to be plenty of bargains to be picked up.  SNDK was downgraded by CITI which dropped it’s price 9%.  This is an excellent time to start purchasing Sandisk.  For the long term, there will be stateless hard drives which will bring them strong into the market again.  I also do not see much downside to the price.  It would be a 5 year low if it hit $20.  I can’t think of anything more conservative than that especially for a company that is running most of the flash memory in the electronic devices we use everyday.  I will see what happens on Monday and I will most likely put in a purchase to get some more stocks on the cheap.

Surprisingly, CDE moved up a fat 11.3% before the day closed.  There must have been some type of short squeeze.  There is major after-market selling bringing the price down to $3.14.  I believe this will open on monday above $3, and it will eventually move up.  I do not think there was any major news to which would cause this surge in the last 15 minutes of the stock market.  I do wish I went in before $3, but time will tell if I get another chance.

Added 6/21/08: Here is an article on the uptick: http://www.tradingmarkets.com/.site/news/Stock%20News/1702954/

Lots of cheap stocks

Today, there was a 10 point gain the Dow, but there was still massive drop-offs in stock prices.  SNDK dropped 4 percent closing to near $25.  I think flash memory will definitely become bigger and with state-less harddrives the next big thing, they will only continue to grow.  I will be looking at this stock in the future and I’m setting a target below $25 before I put any action into it.  There is a good potential it might go down furthur, but as a stock to hold for at least 2 years, it will have some big gains for sure.

Another stock that has good potential is the newspaper stock GCI.  It has dropped from a high of $90 down to $26 in the past year.  This is attributed to loss of revenue from advertising.  Garnett Co, Inc. is a newspaper company holding popular ones such as US Times and a bunch of local city companies.  It is also growing internationally and building websites for all it’s 100 or so newspapers.  I believe it will find a way to pull through and the value of the stock right now pulls in a 5.8% dividend, not too shabby!