What if your favorite stock for 2007?

Question

I have a few, but I like IDCC the best

Give me yours......

Answer 1

The ones that go up the most, of course. :)

Answer 2

this one might be good: CEMI.OB i actually 1st heard about it thru a spam campaign, which is bad 99% of the time but i did a little research on the company. they make medical testing kits and they have a new one which can test for HIV and have results in about 15 minutes. their product is in the last stages of FDA approval and should hit the U.S. market early in 2007. they are already selling the HIV test kit all over africa. once sales start happening in the U.S. they can start charging the ridiculously high prices people pay for medical stuff here and their profits are gonna hit the roof. it's trading around 80 cents a share right now. i think this one will probably at least double in price in the next year.
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Answer 3

HMC (Honda). Honda is just a great company. It has a modest forward p/e of only 12 in comparison with Toyota's 16.47. I'm sure that many people still have doubts about gas prices in the long run so they are more likely then ever to purchase fuel efficient cars. It's hard to predict just for any one specific year. I believe that Honda will do very well in the long run. If it does go down, I would buy more. Although the auto industry isn't expected to do so well overall next year, I still recommend Honda.
If you're looking for some higher risk, high potential emerging growth companies, I would go with either Daihatsu motors or Tata Motors (TTM). Toyota and Honda have been losing market share in Japan to Daihatsu's mini vehicles which get great mileage and have much lower taxes because of their small size. Tata motors is a strong Indian auto company that has great potential if it decides to go global. Its owners are heavily invested in the company, and they are able to produce quality cars for low prices.
Overall, I still favor Honda above these other companies. It may take some more patience, but I believe Honda to be worth it. However, don't buy any company solely on my advice. Do your own research and see what you like. Good luck.

Answer 4

My favorite stock for 2007 is down right now so you might think it is a bad investment, but if you think global warming is going to become a bigger problem, then you should consider this stock: Energy Conversion Devices, ENER, makes solar panels, batteries for hybrid cars, and a new type of computer memory. Here is a link summarizing their business:

http://www.top10traders.com/ViewPost.aspx?postID=197

This is from http://www.top10traders.com - this is a free site that lets you create a portfolio of stocks with $100,000 in "play" money. Each day the site ranks the best performing portfolios, so you can see how your picks perform compared to other investors.

Good luck!

Answer 5

Petrol prices will have a tendency towards stabilization in 2007. As the price goes down, profits by companies with petrol-derived raw materiales will go up (as they will have lower costs), exceeding market expectations, surpassing their targets and thus driving the stock price higher.

Most paper companies are not matched directly by investors as petrol-based products, however the cost of products such as diapers and femenine pads is mainly determined by superabsorbent, a direct petrol product. I have high expectations for companies such as Kimberly-Clark.

Answer 6

Been investigating Southern Copper ( PCU).. I don't think the demand for raw materials is going to let up...China, India, Latin America are still developing like crazy.
An added bonus...PCU pays a dividend which yields 10% annually...a nice return even if prices level off.