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Three new TV stocks discussed |
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GOOG, NFLX, CFN. |
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Released on Thursday August 18th, 2011, 8:00 AM ET
Pittsburgh, PA (SpeculatingStocks) - SpeculatingStocks visitors each day can find TV stocks under the TV Buzz section of our Stock Buzz page. This TV Buzz section holds stocks that were discussed the night before on TV. A lot of investors follow the stocks that are discussed on TV, so it is important to track TV stocks.
TV shows play an important factor in the daily movement of the markets.
GOOG (Google Inc.) – Google is an extremely interesting company lately. The company is competing on several fronts and has Larry Page back as its CEO. Google launched the much buzzed about Google+, which has seen over 25 million members already. Google+ should be able to grow and be a significant player in social media. On the mobile front, their Android operating system has a good amount of market share and the company just announced the acquisition of Motorola Mobility. We believe GOOG is very attractive and undervalued around its current market cap of around $172 billion.
NFLX (Netflix, Inc.) – NFLX made fairly quick work of its main competitor Blockbuster and changed the way people rent movies in the US. NFLX climbed from under $125 to over $300 over the last year and is now settled at around $232. NFLX is a well-managed company with room to grow, trading at a $12 billion market cap right now and a well-known brand. Shares could have been dropping due to rumors that Apple could be discussing an Apple TV before year end, which would cut into Netflix’ business.
CFN (CareFusion Corp.) – CFN had a precipitous decline from over $28 to around $22 recently, but not shares have climbed back up above $25. It looks like shares were pushed too far down due to the overall market conditions.
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