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TIE - Titanium Metals Corp (NYSE)

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TIE - Titanium Metals Corp (NYSE)

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4:04 PM ET, 8/22/2005

 

ÖL-Aktien sind gefragt Guru Picks Gurus Still Drilling For Black Gold Matt Rand; data provided by Marketocracy, 02.22.05, 6:55 PM ET Related Quotes CPE 15.30 - 0.38 CRYP 33.20 + 0.22 MCIP 23.99 - 0.19 MRK 32.00 - 0.29 PFE 26.53 + 0.00 PKZ 40.94 - 0.56 Q 3.86 - 0.05 TLM 33.15 - 0.12 TMM 3.20 - 0.07 TNP 40.43 + 0.33 VZ 35.75 - 0.33 3/15/05 1:59:00 PM ET Most Popular Stories NEW YORK - With oil up over $50 per barrel again, gurus are stocking up on the companies that produce it. One of their biggest buys was Natchez, Miss.-based oil-and-gas producer and property-owner Callon Petroleum. The top 100 investors at Marketocracy added a full 515% to their holdings of Callon, which has properties mostly in the waters of the Gulf of Mexico, and is trading at 7.5 times expected 2005 earnings. But analysts' profit estimates vary widely. Based on high and low estimates, the forward price-to-earnings ratio ranges between 5.2 and 11.8. Wi-Fi, 3G, Ringtones. Don't miss the Wireless revolution! Click here to profit from Forbes Wireless Stock Watch's new mid-February purchase recommendation. The average of the estimates puts the stock's price-to-earnings growth ratio at just 0.35, based on expected annual growth of 32.5% over the next five years. Callon closed recently at $15.58. Special Offer: Besides energy, Marketocracy's best stock pickers have also been buying technology value stocks like Apple and Silicon Labs. Click here for the full list of oil and gas and technology buys featured in Marketscope. The M100 increased their holdings of perennial guru favorite PetroKazakhstan (nyse: PKZ - news - people ) by 25%. The Canadian company, which explores for oil in Kazakhstan, trades for less than six times expected 2005 earnings. In addition, its operating margins of 47.5% are far above the industry average of 24.8%. The company is in the top 1% of M100 portfolios. Gurus also nearly doubled their position in Talisman Energy (nyse: TLM - news - people ), a Canadian company that produces oil and gas in North America, the North Sea, Southeast Asia and Algeria. Talisman is blazing--gaining 26.5% so far in 2005, to close at $34.11 recently. The company trades at 13.8 times expected 2005 earnings. Another energy angle for the top pickers was Greek oil-shipper Tsakos Energy Navigation (nyse: TNP - news - people ). Tsakos, which currently operates 27 vessels, is up 8.5% in 2005, to $38.85. The company announced a share-buyback program in late January, saying it would buy back $8.25 million worth of shares, or about 1% of the company's market capitalization. Aside from oil, gurus added to their holdings of pharmaceutical giants Merck (nyse: MRK - news - people ) and Pfizer (nyse: PFE - news - people ), which both benefited from an FDA Advisory Panel ruling last week that Cox-2-inhibitor painkillers, including Merck's recalled Vioxx and Pfizer's Celebrex and Bextra, ought to stay on the market, albeit with stern warnings for customers. Merck added 13% on Friday, to close at $32.61, and Pfizer added 6.9%, to close at $26.80. Gurus have added moderately to their holdings of both drug stocks over the past week. Special Offer: Upside posted a 39.7% gain in 2004. Rich Moroney's Best Buy portfolio is up more than 280% since inception in 1999, while the S&P 500 has declined almost 10%. Click here for his full list of small- and mid-cap buys. The M100 also bought Mexican rail- and road-freight company, Grupo TMM (nyse: TMM - news - people ). The company won a court ruling forcing the Mexican government to pay as much as $1.1 billion as a tax rebate, which the company has been seeking since 1997. The reason the amount is so high, on what was originally a $187 million dispute, is that it was ruled that the company could seek damages for inflation and interest on the original amount. The stock closed last week at $3.12. Another top buy was Toronto-based CryptoLogic (nasdaq: CRYP - news - people ), a maker of gambling software. Gurus doubled their holdings of the company, which has been on a roll since November 2004, adding about 82% in that time. CryptoLogic earned 27 cents per share in the fourth quarter of 2004 on revenue of $17.9 million. The year-before quarter, the company earned 23 cents per share on $13.5 million in revenue. Finally, gurus took profits on a 44% chunk of their holdings of telecommunications company MCI (nasdaq: MCIP - news - people ) last week, after it was announced that Verizon Communications (nyse: VZ - news - people ) was buying the company for $6.75 billion. Qwest Communications (nyse: Q - news - people ) is still making offers for MCI, but has yet to impress the company's shareholders. While gurus hold small positions in both Verizon and Qwest, they haven't traded either in the last two weeks. MCI closed recently at $22.31, up 10.7% in 2005. Energy Buys (Net) Callon Petroleum (nyse: CPE - news - people ) PetroKazakhstan (nyse: PKZ - news - people ) Talisman Energy (nyse: TLM - news - people ) Tsakos Energy Navigation (nyse: TNP - news - people ) Other Top Guru Buys (Net) Merck (nyse: MRK - news - people ) Pfizer (nyse: PFE - news - people ) Grupo TMM (nyse: TMM - news - people ) CryptoLogic (nasdaq: CRYP - news - people )