l*2
2 楼
我和高盛都在增持
d*l
3 楼
自己顶一下
h*n
4 楼
楼主前途光明，居然可以拿自己和Paulson和高盛相提并论～～
k*n
5 楼
问题是巴菲特有没有增持
I*d
6 楼
又忘了吃药啦。
l*2
7 楼
Paulson和高盛都是为赚钱而去赚钱，为赚钱而去炒股， 我的境界比他们要高。
对于Paulson和高盛来说， 他们这些燕雀岂知我的鸿鹄之志
【在 h******n 的大作中提到】
: 楼主前途光明，居然可以拿自己和Paulson和高盛相提并论～～
对于Paulson和高盛来说， 他们这些燕雀岂知我的鸿鹄之志
【在 h******n 的大作中提到】
: 楼主前途光明，居然可以拿自己和Paulson和高盛相提并论～～
a*h
8 楼
你的神经真的有问题
【在 l******2 的大作中提到】
: 我和高盛都在增持
【在 l******2 的大作中提到】
: 我和高盛都在增持
g*c
9 楼
亏10W多了
神经怎么可能正常
【在 a*****h 的大作中提到】
: 你的神经真的有问题
神经怎么可能正常
【在 a*****h 的大作中提到】
: 你的神经真的有问题
a*h
10 楼
它可以向女朋友借钱，还有每次发工资第一件事情就是买HIG。
他均价多少？25？
【在 g***c 的大作中提到】
: 亏10W多了
: 神经怎么可能正常
他均价多少？25？
【在 g***c 的大作中提到】
: 亏10W多了
: 神经怎么可能正常
G*s
11 楼
可怜之人
【在 l******2 的大作中提到】
: 我和高盛都在增持
【在 l******2 的大作中提到】
: 我和高盛都在增持
r*9
12 楼
I reckon that. LZ has 烧鹅之志，indeed.
【在 l******2 的大作中提到】
: Paulson和高盛都是为赚钱而去赚钱，为赚钱而去炒股， 我的境界比他们要高。
: 对于Paulson和高盛来说， 他们这些燕雀岂知我的鸿鹄之志
【在 l******2 的大作中提到】
: Paulson和高盛都是为赚钱而去赚钱，为赚钱而去炒股， 我的境界比他们要高。
: 对于Paulson和高盛来说， 他们这些燕雀岂知我的鸿鹄之志
k*n
13 楼
说句心里话
赖昌星年纪轻轻本该好好发展事业等家境殷实了再忽悠股票不迟
看他奔的饭菜，也是个苦孩子。大家就不要讽刺他了
我老喝高了，如有冒犯请担待一二
赖昌星年纪轻轻本该好好发展事业等家境殷实了再忽悠股票不迟
看他奔的饭菜，也是个苦孩子。大家就不要讽刺他了
我老喝高了，如有冒犯请担待一二
j*h
14 楼
your analytical skill doesn't match your position holding
diversify, diversify, diversify
diversify, diversify, diversify
g*c
15 楼
如果他没吹牛，没纸交，没割肉
估计成本在26-28左右
8K股左右
【在 a*****h 的大作中提到】
: 它可以向女朋友借钱，还有每次发工资第一件事情就是买HIG。
: 他均价多少？25？
估计成本在26-28左右
8K股左右
【在 a*****h 的大作中提到】
: 它可以向女朋友借钱，还有每次发工资第一件事情就是买HIG。
: 他均价多少？25？
a*8
16 楼
真是服了楼主
B*a
17 楼
他去年在BP上好像赚了两三万。这次不知在HIG上输了多少。
【在 k********n 的大作中提到】
: 说句心里话
: 赖昌星年纪轻轻本该好好发展事业等家境殷实了再忽悠股票不迟
: 看他奔的饭菜，也是个苦孩子。大家就不要讽刺他了
: 我老喝高了，如有冒犯请担待一二
【在 k********n 的大作中提到】
: 说句心里话
: 赖昌星年纪轻轻本该好好发展事业等家境殷实了再忽悠股票不迟
: 看他奔的饭菜，也是个苦孩子。大家就不要讽刺他了
: 我老喝高了，如有冒犯请担待一二
b*3
18 楼
说一句可能很不好听，这个票很可能会到3块
r*m
19 楼
I support LZ!
r*9
20 楼
Why?
【在 b*******3 的大作中提到】
: 说一句可能很不好听，这个票很可能会到3块
【在 b*******3 的大作中提到】
: 说一句可能很不好听，这个票很可能会到3块
r*m
21 楼
Yesterday, Hartford Financial Services Group Inc. ( HIG ) declared its 2012
core earnings guidance of $3.30-3.60 per share in an investors' meeting. The
company also revealed its fourth-quarter earnings expectations of 80-85
cents per share but lowered the 2011 guidance to $3.27-3.32 per share from $
3.70-3.90 per share, which was announced in February this year.
In comparison, The Zacks Consensus Estimate for the fourth quarter of 2011
is currently 84 cents per share, down 21% year over year. The Zacks
Consensus Estimates for 2011 and 2012 stands at $2.13 and $3.51 ,
respectively.
Hartford expects the operational environment to be difficult in 2012,
considering the low interest rate environment and the ongoing Euro zone
crisis, whichis adversely affecting the global economy and contributing to
the growth slump in the US. Consequently, the company is looking to increase
its efficiency and reduce costs, thereby generating savings of $300
million.
In order to increase the returns to shareholders, the company has been
regularly paying dividend apart from buying back shares. In August 2011,
Hartford announced a share repurchase program authorizing a $500 million
share buyback. The company revealed that it will start the buyback process
soon and expects to utilize t he entire authorization by the second quarter
of 2012.
Additionally, Hartford has also been employing various cost saving
initiatives. The company managed to cut 1600 jobs since 2010 and has been
divesting its non-core businesses to focus its manpower and financial
resources on the core businesses of life insurance, property-casualty and
retirement products.
On December 5, 2011, Hartford announced an agreement to sell its subsidiary,
Hartfo rd Life Private Placement (HLPP) to Philadelphia Financial Group Inc
. Earlier, in October 2011, the company sold its unit Trumbull Services LLC
to ExlService Holdings, Inc. ( EXLS ). Further, in May 2011, the company
announced an agreement to sell its subsidiary, Federal Trust Corporation to
CenterState Banks, Inc. ( CSFL ).
Hartford is also trying to boost its wealth management business, which
offers high growth and high return on equity. To work toward this goal, the
company announced Wellington Management Co. LLP the sole sub-adviser for its
mutual funds business earlier this week. Wellington Management is already
the sub-advisor for 45 of The Hartford Mutual Funds' 77 funds, besides being
the primary manager for the equity funds.
However, the market reacted negatively to the 2012 guidance and the news of
lowered 2011 earnings growth expectation. As a result, on Thursday, the
share value of the company declined 8.2% to $17.20 from $18.73, on the New
York Stock Exchange.
Read more: http://community.nasdaq.com/News/2011-12/hartford-announces-2012-guidance-analyst-blog.aspx?storyid=108056#ixzz1gFRCaM6L
core earnings guidance of $3.30-3.60 per share in an investors' meeting. The
company also revealed its fourth-quarter earnings expectations of 80-85
cents per share but lowered the 2011 guidance to $3.27-3.32 per share from $
3.70-3.90 per share, which was announced in February this year.
In comparison, The Zacks Consensus Estimate for the fourth quarter of 2011
is currently 84 cents per share, down 21% year over year. The Zacks
Consensus Estimates for 2011 and 2012 stands at $2.13 and $3.51 ,
respectively.
Hartford expects the operational environment to be difficult in 2012,
considering the low interest rate environment and the ongoing Euro zone
crisis, whichis adversely affecting the global economy and contributing to
the growth slump in the US. Consequently, the company is looking to increase
its efficiency and reduce costs, thereby generating savings of $300
million.
In order to increase the returns to shareholders, the company has been
regularly paying dividend apart from buying back shares. In August 2011,
Hartford announced a share repurchase program authorizing a $500 million
share buyback. The company revealed that it will start the buyback process
soon and expects to utilize t he entire authorization by the second quarter
of 2012.
Additionally, Hartford has also been employing various cost saving
initiatives. The company managed to cut 1600 jobs since 2010 and has been
divesting its non-core businesses to focus its manpower and financial
resources on the core businesses of life insurance, property-casualty and
retirement products.
On December 5, 2011, Hartford announced an agreement to sell its subsidiary,
Hartfo rd Life Private Placement (HLPP) to Philadelphia Financial Group Inc
. Earlier, in October 2011, the company sold its unit Trumbull Services LLC
to ExlService Holdings, Inc. ( EXLS ). Further, in May 2011, the company
announced an agreement to sell its subsidiary, Federal Trust Corporation to
CenterState Banks, Inc. ( CSFL ).
Hartford is also trying to boost its wealth management business, which
offers high growth and high return on equity. To work toward this goal, the
company announced Wellington Management Co. LLP the sole sub-adviser for its
mutual funds business earlier this week. Wellington Management is already
the sub-advisor for 45 of The Hartford Mutual Funds' 77 funds, besides being
the primary manager for the equity funds.
However, the market reacted negatively to the 2012 guidance and the news of
lowered 2011 earnings growth expectation. As a result, on Thursday, the
share value of the company declined 8.2% to $17.20 from $18.73, on the New
York Stock Exchange.
Read more: http://community.nasdaq.com/News/2011-12/hartford-announces-2012-guidance-analyst-blog.aspx?storyid=108056#ixzz1gFRCaM6L
r*m
22 楼
PE = 6, dividend and share buy back.
not bad.
not bad.
p*o
23 楼
楼主只要不上margin，坚持下去吧。用拿到的dividend买点put hedge 一下。
k*f
24 楼
又可以加仓了。文刀爽歪歪了。
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