beginners corner

Just Alan – Behind The Scenes Preview of AAII Event

A few personal moments from Alan Ellman, The Blue Collar Investor…

“Join me as I share a behind the scenes preview of my upcoming seminar at The American Assoc of Individual Investors (AAII) in Milwaukee, WI on Jan. 19th 2013.

Click here for details about the AAII event.

———
Additionally, to get our freshest content (like “Ask Alan”), be sure to like us on Facebook or Subscribe to our Weekly Newsletter:

More Video:

Posted on January 7, 2013 by in Just Alan

About Alan Ellman

Alan Ellman loves options trading so much he has written four top selling books on the topic of selling covered calls, one about put-selling and a sixth book about long-term investing. Alan is a national speaker for The Money Show, The Stock Traders Expo and the American Association of Individual Investors. He also writes financial columns for both US and International publications along with his own award-winning blog.. He is a retired dentist, a personal fitness trainer, successful real estate investor, but he is known mostly for his practical and successful stock option strategies.
View all posts by Alan Ellman →

2 Responses to “Just Alan – Behind The Scenes Preview of AAII Event”

  1. Alan Ellman January 8, 2013 3:37 pm
    #

    Running list stocks in the news: THO:

    On November 26th, THOR Industries (maker of RVs, buses and ambulances) reported a stellar 1st quarter earnings report with earnings up 40% year-to-year and revenues up 30% year-to-year. Earnings growth estimates for 2013 is at 28% and for 2014 at 19.6%. THO trades at a reasonable forward PE of 13.4 and an impressive ROE of 15.7%. Our premium stock report shows an industry segment rank of “A”, a beta of 1.76 and a % dividend yield of 1.90. The chart below shows the increase in earnings growth projections (click on chart to enlarge and use the back arrow to return to this blog)

    Alan

  2. Alan Ellman January 9, 2013 8:32 am
    #

    Running list stocks in the news: ORCL:

    On December 18th, Oracle reported a positive 2nd quarter earnings surprise. Earnings beat estimates by 3.5% and revenues increased by 3.4% year-over-year. Operating margin expanded by 190 basis points as ORCL provided a bullish outlook for the third quarter of fiscal 2013. ORCL started paying a regular cash dividend at the end of the 4th quarter of fiscal 2009 and raised that payment by 20% in the 4th quarter of fiscal 2011. Our premium “running list” shows an industry segment rank of “B”, a beta of 1.14 and a % dividend yield of 0.70. It trades at a reasonable 13.5 x forward earnings, has a price-to-boojk of 3.8 (below its industry average) and a PEG ratio of an impressive “1”

    Alan