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1) Is There Anything Worth Having In The Bargain Bin? + Vic Wisemann’s Thoughts on: PCLN, AA, X, KFT, XOM and GE

Vic Wisemann Contributor

I was driving from the office a few weeks ago, when I ran into an obstacle. Not a physical obstacle but a mental one. It was an old memory. I'm sure this kind of thing happens to all of us at one time or another, as we move along the roads of life. Seemingly out of the blue, we are miles away and years ago, at least for a moment. I have been driving that road several times a week, yet that was the first time in about 15 years this old, bad memory has been triggered. It was triggered by a building; really a building associated with a bad memory from a long time ago. I rapidly threw the old memory away, changed my focus, changed the radio station, and looked somewhere else. In short, I moved away from the memory to focus on the here and now and the future. This is a skill born of many hours of lamenting over trades I have walked away from too early and others too late.

As we wrap up earnings season, as investors, we need to be able to do the same thing. Our minds are marvelous instruments. Stuck away in the vast recesses of our brains are memories from long past; the disastrous quarter a company had years ago and the great earnings we thought another company would have for years to come. Priceline (PCLN) comes to mind.

This was one of the trades I should have walked away from much earlier than I did. It wasn't the dollar amount of the loss which shook me up. I really didn't have a lot in the company. Even back then I had solid limits on how much I would put in any one company, industry, sector etc.  No, the issue was I had let the market euphoria cloud my judgment. While I am much better regarding the overall market, I have not been able to objectively look at PCLN until very recently.


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This Week: Is There Anything Worth Having In The Bargain Bin? + Vic Wisemann’s Thoughts on: PCLN, AA, X, KFT, XOM and GE

• Why could General Electric (GE) be a solid bargain stock to play and what strategy could yield over 23% annualized returns with 12% downside protection?
• With a market swimming in potential bargains what sector may be overpriced and ready for a unique strategy with possible gains of up to 26%?
  
• How can investors use the 30 stocks in the Dow to generate some cash returns today along with almost 7% downside protection?  

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• Could Bargain-Priced Smartphones Cause An Unsightly Industry Implosion At Any Moment?
• Shopping For Value In The Retail Sector
•  Is There Anything Worth Having In The Bargain Bin?
• Could Las Vegas Sands Be Weak In The Coming Months?
• Could The Dow Still Be A Bargain Even As It Hits 52-Week Highs?

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