Bob Freedland is an amateur investor who is also a retired physician and blogger. He has been blogging for years on Stock Picks Bob's Advice but took a hiatus when his practice took most of his time. He is now back podcasting and sharing his ideas and rationales for investing. An amateur investor, he always advises listeners to check with their professional investment advisers prior to making any decisions. However, his approach is methodical looking at latest quarterly results, a look at th ...
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Episode 19: StockSpy App helping monitor lists of stocks, a Poem by Robert Frost, and a quick look at the IBD50 (7/13/24)
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Answering a question by a member of my Stock Club, I discuss the app StockSpy which for the iPhone is on the App Store and costs $9.99, and read a poem by Robert Frost as well as take a first glance at the IBD50 of July 8, 2024.
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On today's podcast I look at Celestica (CLS) an IBD favorite and also a post on my blog Stock Picks Bob's Advice (http://bobsadviceforstocks.tripod.com/bobsadviceforstocks). I do not have any shares of this nor does my stock club. The company has a strong chart, great financial results, and reasonable valuation. Always remember I am an amateur inve…
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Today's episode recorded on 7/10/24 is a brief review of TJX Companies, parent of Marshall's, TJ Maxx, and Home Goods among retail outlets. I do own some shares as does my stock club. I take a look at their chart, estimates for latest quarters and how they did and what analysts and Morningstar.com thinks about this stock.…
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This evening's podcast starts with a recitation of a favorite Robert Frost poem "Birches". I believe I actually read this one on a prior podcast! Then I discuss a recent acquisition by my own Stock Club, ELF, and a small purchase of the same stock in my personal portfolio this past month. ELF is a fast growing company with decent technical and fund…
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Episode 15: Getting back in the Podcasting Saddle Again! A stock club member asks 'how do you do it'?
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On this podcast, I try to break the ice and return to podcasting (!) and read a poem "Merry-go-Round' by Langston Hughes, and answer questions from a fellow stock club member Olga who asked me how I make decisions. I briefly discuss Gilead (GILD) as well as Lily (LLY).
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Episode 14: Medpace Holdings (MEDP) and "Richard Cory" a poem by Edwin Arlington Robinson 2/17/22
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On this evening's podcast, I recite "Richard Cory" a poem I became familiar with through that Simon and Garfunkel song of the same name. In addition, I discuss a recent purchase of mine Medpace (MEDP) taking a look at the latest quarterly report, the erratic price performance, the longer-term financial results as found on Morningstar.com and estima…
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In this evening's podcast I take a closer look at one of my own holdings, ResMed (RMD) and read a nice poem by Robert Frost, "Mending Wall". I review the 'point & figure' chart from StockCharts.com, latest quarterly report evaluated by Zacks, last several years of results from Morningstar.com and looking into the future with Yahoo Finance analysis.…
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In today's podcast, I read a poem, 'The Walrus and the Carpenter' and discuss Qualcomm (QCOM), a telecommunications equipment manufacturer. I review the latest quarterly report, the last several years of results from Morningstar.com and the estimated performance in the future. We utilize Zacks to see how they have done in their earnings reports and…
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Episode 11: Digital Turbine (APPS) 2/7/22 and "Little Red Riding Hood And The Wolf" by Roald Dahl
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This evening I discuss Digital Turbine (APPS), a stock that I personally own shares of in a managed retirement account, and read "Little Red Riding Hood and the Wolf" by Roald Dahl--a more or less fractured fairy tail as poem that is a bit wry and thus worth a listen. Digital Turbine is selling at about 50% of levels a year ago. It is becoming a GA…
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Tonight's episode includes "Chicago" a poem by Carl Sandburg and a look at Costco (COST) one of America's great success stories. I remind listeners that I am an amateur investor (and clearly an amateur podcaster) and they should double-check the appropriateness of such an investment with their own advisors. Otherwise I review some 'comparable sales…
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This is a brief podcast this evening as it is Friday and time to get away from work! Anyhow, I share my favorite poem "Birches" with you and then touch on a few statistics about Bear Markets.
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On tonight's podcast I take a look at an Investors' Business Daily (IBD) favorite, Onto Innovation (ONTO) and read a humorous poem by Ogden Nash. Onto is a semiconductor related company which is doing quite well with the shortages of semiconductors. I take a look at the latest quarter per Zacks Research, the last several years of results per Mornin…
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On this podcast I read "Sonnet 43" a poem that was a favorite of my own mother and take a look at Nvidia (NVDA) a stock that I recently purchased. Reviewing the latest quarterly report, a point-and-figure chart, and the last several years of financial results as summarized on Morningstar.com. In addition, I look at estimates for the coming year as …
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Episode 6: Full Transparency: I discuss my own investment/blogging/ and even consultation experience.
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I provide a brief update, announce my 'new 'YETI' not NETI :) microphone' and report on my past investment experience with Covestor and my current relationship advising a 'micro' mutual fund that concentrates on healthcare stocks. I pledge transparency in my podcasting and encourage everyone as always to consult with their professional investment a…
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On today's podcast I ready a poem by Walt Whitman, and then discuss Church & Dwight (CHD) the Arm & Hammer brand! I take a look at a chart, review the latest quarterly result from Zacks, look at the past several years' performance as well as their dividend and split history and then look at what analysts think is likely to be their future. As alway…
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I share with my listeners a poem by Walt Whitman and a favorite stock of mine, Enphase Energy (ENPH). I review the latest quarterly report and discuss expectations, the past several years of results from Morningstar.com and estimates going forward. I of course remind them to consult with their professional investment advisers as I am as always an a…
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In today's podcast (1/30/22) I share a poem about success and failure and discuss a favorite stock of mine that shows characteristics of a successful company and possible stock purchase. InMode (INMD) is an Israel-based company traded on the NASDAQ which has an innovative approach to dermatologic plastic procedures. They have currently a weak chart…
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With the 2nd episode of my Stock Picks Bob's Advice podcast resumption, I share with you a favorite poem, "The Owl and the Pussy-Cat" and then discuss Tandem Diabetes Care (TNDM), an investment in which I do own a few shares and tell you about the latest quarterly result, stock chart, Morningstar.com view and Yahoo view of estimates and why I like …
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Episode 1: Resuming Podcasting for "Stock Picks Bob's Advice" after a 10 year hiatus! Atkore (ATKR) and "Casey at the Bat"
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Welcoming myself back to the world of Podcasting, I share the #1 on the IBD 50 of 1/24/22, Atkore (ATKR) and take a brief look at the IBD "box", the Morningstar.com financials and estimates from Yahoo Finance. More than that, I scrape off the rust and reach out to listeners again about stock market investing.…
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