Foundry Stock Review’s "Stocks Across North America" Showdown

 

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Foundry Stock Review’s "Stocks Across North America" Showdown

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Pick one stock. It can be traded on:

AMEX American Stock Exchange
BMV Mexican Stock Exchange  
NYSE New York Stock Exchange

NASDAQ US
TSX Toronto Stock Exchange 

The stock must have a major presence in your state, federal state, or province (i.e. corporate headquarters, manufacturing, distribution, retail stores)  that you feel is poised to soar in 2014. The stock must trade for a minimum share price of:

$5.00 (USD) U.S Dollar
$5.00 CAD Canadian dollar
65 MXN Mexican Pesos

at market open on Monday February 3rd, 2014.

• Write a brief summary between 75 and 200 words describing why you believe your hometown stock will outperform the market in next 12 months.

• Include your first name as well as your home city and state/federal state/province.

• Submit your completed entry to info@foundrystockreview.com by Friday, January 24th. 

Limit one entry per contestant. Multiple submissions for the same company will be granted entry into the contest in the order they are received. If a company has already been nominated, we'll notify you via email and you may nominate another stock if would like to participate.

Three finalists will be selected by a panel of our contributors and will be published in our special February edition of Foundry Stock Review “Stocks Across North America” newsletter. For participating, all entrants will receive a free copy of our "Stocks Across North America" newsletter via email on February 15, 2014.^.

Prizes:

• The finalist with the highest percentage gain from February 3^rd 2014 open price until Feb 2^nd 2015 closing price will win a $100 Amazon gift card.
• Second place will receive a $50 Amazon gift card.

Foundry Stock Review's "Stocks Across North America" Showdown isn't just about picking stock. It is about geographic bragging rights and a shot at a prize! 

 We look forward to your submission and good luck!

 

Happy New Year,

 

FSR Staff

www.foundrystockreview.com

info@foundrystockreview.com

@FoundryOnStocks

 

Foundry Stock Review November 15, 2013

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November 15th, 2013


Seasons Greetings,

FSR Staff

Minimizing Tesla's Stock Whiplash

Why A Defined Strategy Can Limit Investor Jolt

FSR Staff

Here at Foundry Stock Review, we have a set investment horizon and criteria for profiling and selecting stocks that we feel are undervalued or overvalued. It would be very easy to pick a handful of trading sessions and hammer an opinion across by sighting the trading action of a given day or week or month. It is much more important to stay disciplined and true to your method whether you are a short term trader or long term investor. We are an intermediate term earnings focused newsletter, here to give investors our insights over the next 12 to 18 months. We have an established price target and time horizon for Tesla. We would like to share with you our stock profiles in our monthly investment newsletter by email on the 15th of every month. To request a free copy of our November newsletter contact us at foundrystockreview@live.com. Be sure to inquire about our 2014 subscription packages. If you are trading Tesla day to day, all we can say is good luck and grab some ice, as your neck may continue be sore from following the price action.

Happy Thanksgiving Everyone!

Remember to take this time to enjoy the company of family and friends. The market will always be there but moments like these only come a couple times a year so make the most of them!

FSR Staff

Genius Premium: Jobs vs Musk

What Will It Take for Elon Musk to Meet All-Time Expectations?

Many have compared Telsa's CEO Elon Musk to former Apple CEO Steve Jobs. Both men have been considered innovators, known for possessing superior intelligence,  savvy business acumen, and a rabid following devoutly loyal to their products. How do we put a value on these intangibles?

It may be instructive to see how the market assigns a "genius premium" by analyzing the performance of Apple stock during Steve Jobs second stint at the company from September 1997 until his passing in November 2011. During this 14 year span, Apple stock experienced a gain of about 6800% or 35% per year from a split adjusted price of $5.28 to $365.73.

Elon Musk has seen Tesla climb from its IPO in late June of 2010 from $23.83 to around $135 in early November 2013. This return of about 470% over the first three plus years as a public company has seen his stock charge ahead an average of about 70% per year. This meteroic rise in valuation has partially fueled commentators to draw comparisons between Elon and perhaps the greatest CEO and American company of all-time, Steve Jobs and Apple.

So the question going forward now becomes if there is a "genius premium" to place on Tesla what should it be? It may be difficult to compare cars to iPhones, Samsung to BMW, and car fires to Foxconn incidents but essentially on some level, these questions are worth asking. Was Jobs as valuable to Apple as Musk is to Tesla? Can Tesla achieve 35% annual stock returns for the next ten years years and trade at $1600 a share in 2023? If Musk can grow his capital intensive car companies share price half as quickly, should we expect 17% annual stock returns from Tesla for the next several years and a more dampened stock price of $214.65 in 2023? If competition picks up and Telsa grows share price only 10% per year, maybe the stock will only trade for $90 per share in ten years. A wide range of outcomes with big investor consequences.

Maybe the best takeaway from this exercise is to marvel at how well Jobs executed on his vision and how far Musk and Tesla have to go to fulfill their vision of bringing electric cars to the masses in an exponential way. Big goals, but maybe not unattainable goals for a man who has secured contracts from NASA to send rockets into outer space. 

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Foundry Stock Review October 15th, 2013

Volume 1, Issue 1

An Ode to Elon

You can invest in Groupon or Pandora,
Or in new versions of our friend Tom at Myspace.
I'll take the guy calling the shots at Tesla,
When he's not sending ships into space.

Ask who will deliver the bottom line,
Do you trust Cook, or Ballmer, or Zuck?
Or do you want a guy whose net worth is heavy in Tesla,
If no one cared about the stock, I'm sure he'd still give a f###.

You can say other CEO's put shareholders first,
But ownership percentage is all I need to see.
For I will invest with Elon Musk for the future,
He is doing for electric cars, what the iPod did for Mp3.

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