5-Star Stocks Poised to Pop: Nam Tai

• Report this Comment On July 08, 2009, at 10:43 AM, pondee619 wrote:

  "On May 05, 2009, at 2:42 PM, TMFEZMagic wrote:

  Hi pondee619,

  Thanks for reading and the great idea.

  We're currently in the process of creating a CAPS player to track all of the "Poised" and "Plunge" articles.

  We should have the player set up in no time, so stay tuned!

  Brian"

  BRIAN:

  Under what name are your "Poised to" stocks listed in CAPS? thanks

  PS: could anyone at the Fool forward this to Brian? I don't think he looks at his articles, or the comments thereto, once he writes them.

  Thanks:

  I see that you are back from the holiday weekend. You have not responded to my many requests for this "new" players name. You said that you would be creating said player "in no time".

  Are you just lazy, inconsiderate or lying about setting up the CAPS player? Or, could it be, that you ran a trial of said player and found how poorly it is going, putting the lie to the premise of your series?

• Report this Comment On July 08, 2009, at 12:58 PM, JJP69 wrote:

  Toyota and Honda did get taxpayer assistance, from the Japanese people for both the recent econimic situation and the development of advanced technologies. Also don't forget the gifts by the local states for the transplants. Here in Washtenaw Co, MI Toyota won't pay any real estate taxes for 10 years on their new facility. Not counting the fact that their bid was half of what a local land developer was willing to pay.

  So yesterday Ford = Bad, today Ford = Good. How does your data from "impartial" sources and "independent" research firms vary so much?

• Report this Comment On July 08, 2009, at 1:54 PM, kinnedie wrote:

  Nissan just received $1.6 billion from the American tax payers, to upgrade their Tenn. facility, that originally cost about $750 mil. to build in the 80's! The money was originally funded in 2007, for American automakers, to develop fuel efficient vehicles. Since GM and Chrysler don't qualify the charity has been extended to their replacements, the offshore manufacturers. Their charity also extends to Toyota, by taking GM out of the truck business and encouraging the reopening of the MI and TX Tundra factories. "THE BEST INVESTMENT IN THE WORLD IS AN AMERICAN POLITICIAN" the former Nissan CEO.

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