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  • Just One Stock: Into Subprime Auto Lending, With Aggressive Growth Plans

    (Thu, 05 Aug 2010 07:59:57 -0400)

    Peter Bortel submits:

    Several times a week, Seeking Alpha's Jason Aycock asks money managers about their single highest-conviction position - what they would own (or short) if they could choose just one stock or ETF.

    [Editor's note: This story was updated to reflect that John Hecht of JMP Securities covers United PanAm Financial's stock; and to clarify that Consumer Portfolio Services (CPSS) did...

  • Five Stocks for 2010

    (Tue, 12 Jan 2010 07:17:15 -0500)

    David Brown submits:

    As we close out a tumultuous year that took us from the depths of fear about the future of capitalism as we know it, to the heights of optimism, we enter 2010 with a cautious but hopeful view that the next shoe to drop—whatever it might be—will not lead to another maelstrom.

    From teetering at the edge of the abyss in March, brave investors rode a classic V-bottom recovery straight through year-end. And our list of 15 Top Stocks for 2009 (13 main picks plus 2 bonus picks) performed extremely well, chalking up a robust 41% gain...

  • Growth Report for Third Quarter 2009 - Part I

    (Tue, 24 Nov 2009 12:46:29 -0500)

    Trade Radar Operator submits:

    The third quarter earnings season is about over. It's time to take stock (no pun intended, well, maybe it was).

    After each quarter's earnings season, I try to pull together what I call the Growth Report. Part 1 compiles the list of stocks that have shown a year-over-year increase in both revenue and earnings AND a sequential quarter-over-quarter increase in both revenue and earnings. Given the perception that the economic downturn is easing, it will be interesting to see how many companies...

  • The William O'Neil Strategy: A Quest for Upside Surprise

    (Thu, 19 Nov 2009 02:51:12 -0500)

    Let the good times roll! That pretty much has to be your mindset if you want to try to invest using the CANSLIM concepts presented by William O'Neil. When it comes to investment attributes, it seems like he demands just about everything -- except value. This is reflected in the track record of the model we built based upon his ideas. Relative to our full collection of all-star models, this one was top ranked during four-week periods in which the market rose, but ran dead last during periods when the market fell (performance was still positive, but the average gain...

  • Q2 Growth Report - Part I

    (Tue, 01 Sep 2009 11:16:42 -0400)

    Trade Radar Operator submits:

    Tuesday's Wall Street Journal had an article that asked the question "Can Rally Run without Revenue?" Is the revenue situation really that bad?

    Let's take a quick look at some the data compiled through the Alert HQ process.


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  • A Continued Short Case for Automobile Finance Companies

    (Fri, 08 Aug 2008 09:11:23 -0400)

    Max Rapaport submits:

    Wednesday morning, Bloomberg Television reported that Telecommunications had overtaken Financials for the current year to date "weakness" prize. This does not mean, however, that the crisis in the financials is over, particularly from a fundamental standpoint, and this is especially true for those companies that target individual consumers. In particular, automobile finance companies face a number of continued fundamental challenges.

    First, the consumer spending crunch is far from over. This is due to a number of factors including increased unemployment and an increased reticence by many consumers to purchase discretionary items. The unemployment side of the equation was highlighted...

  • CACC: Recent Events Add to the Short Thesis

    (Thu, 31 Jul 2008 05:43:26 -0400)

    Our most recent post on CACC generated many thoughtful comments and questions, and I wanted to provide an update on some recent negative events and address some of the questions.Based upon recent events and capital markets activity, I have increased my conviction in a $7.50 price target, which is 56% below yesterday's (7/30/08) close of $17.16.

    Access to debt capital continues to be a massive overhang for Credit Acceptance (CACC), and the current stock price does not adequately discount the risk of deleveraging the balance sheet (or worse).Recent events at Wachovia...

  • CACC: An Ideal Play on the Consumer, Auto, and Credit Markets

    (Wed, 09 Jul 2008 11:23:00 -0400)

    The current bear market in U.S. equities has been characterized by broad fears regarding credit, the subprime consumer, the collapsing auto market, and the health of financial institutions. Credit Acceptance Corp (CACC) has significant exposure to every single one of these pain points, yet the stock is flat in 2008 which seems illogical compared to the carnage of the KBW Bank Index (KBE) which is down 38% year-to-date. I believe that given worsening credit, a ridiculous valuation, opaque accounting,...


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