Monday, January 17, 2011

Golden Globe 2011 – Parte Uno

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Lo que amo. Como muchos deben haber visto, ayer fueron los Golden Globe 2011 -que premia a lo mejor del cine y la tele-. Muy aparte del cine y los premios, el goce mío (¿nuestro?) está en los vestidos que sacan a relucir las celebrities con las últimas colecciones de los diseñadores de turno -y clásicos, of course. Las tendencias siguen con lo que hemos visto hasta la fecha: Vestidos strapless y asimétricos. Lo nuevo fue ver muchos de manga larga, muy propios y regios para el invierno y capitas y mangas corta.

Los colores estuvieron bien divididos: Rojo y negro como siempre. Mucho verde, mucho nude -en sus versiones desde rosa pálido hasta melón clarito, algo de rosa melocotón, lo amé, y brillos -cristales Swarovski para ser más específica- de pies a cabeza.

Empecemos, de verde:

De arranque con el verde y con unas de las más espectaculares de la noche. Angelina Jolie con un vestido Versace verde con brillos y manga larga. Debo reconocerlo, la mujer era la elegancia personificada. El calce del vestido, los hombros definidos, la cintura marcada (y eso que esta chica no es que tenga una cintura de avispa, es medio cuadradona), esa ligera cola, el pelo hacia un lado, el maquillaje sutil, o sea, no hay por donde no amar este look de pies a cabeza.

Con su marido como accesorio, me encantó que esa noche él la dejara brillar. Por sus películas, era ella la nominada, la estrella, y así fue.

Ojos perfectamente delinieados pero sutiles. Todo era sutil en realidad, y es que el vestido tenía luz propia y creo que así fue perfecto porque sus ojos combinaban y destacaban con el verde -porfavor, omitir acá en forma de sugerencia imperativa el uso de sombras verdes, ya?-, entonces todo lo demás no debía más que acompañarlo.

Y aquí la cosa era al revés. Michael Douglas era la estrella por haber vencido al cáncer -le acababan de dar de alta!!!- y su nueva pela. Así que Catherine Zeta Jones dejó a su esposo lucirse y ella se mantuvo “perfil bajo” con un vestido verde strapless que parecía una flor -al menos en la modelo- de la colección Fall 2011 de Monique Lhuillier. No me gustó que se hiciera el mismo peinado de la modelo, pero bueno, supongo que a veces es mejor pisar sobre seguro.

Mila Kunis estaba nominada como mejor actriz de reparto por su papel en The Black Swang, y como tal, consiguió que Vera Wang le diseñara e hiciera en 4 días un vestido exclusivamente para ella. Confieso que el vestido no me mata pero sí tenía una espalda linda linda linda y que he tratado de conseguir con fotos pero nada. Prometo seguir buscando.

Como si mucho fuera poco, su “asesor estético” probó en ella un tratamiento facial llamado el “HD Diamond and Ruby Peel” que aún no está disponible para los mortales comunes y además cuesta US$7,000. valgáme el cielo completito. Te imaginas que hubiera pasado si algo hubiera salido mal y termine con alergia o con la cara pelada??? Me muuueeeero!!! Felizmente todo salió bien y quedó así de linda.

Elizabeth Moss nominada por Mad Men lució también un vestido verde de Donna Karan que mucho me recuerda al Dior que usó Charlize Theron el año pasado para los Oscares y estuvo simplemente fue un plancha quemada maaaal, se acuerdan? Otro vestido que no me mata, y es que todo ese drapeado asimétrico en las caderas me parece un arma de doble filo, por un lado, y por el otro tienes que estar parada perfectamente como maniquí para que los pliegues y drapeado se formen y estén en su sitio, si no se ven, como acá, raros, deformados y tirantes. Pero muy aparte de esto,

Ahora toda la gama de nudes, rosas en todas sus variantes y casi casi cobre. FABULOSISIMA Anne Hathaway de Armani Privé. Con brillos de pies a cabeza, mangas largas, hombros ligeramente pomposos y una espalda para MORIR.

Otra con brillos no tan despampanantes pero brillos al fin de cuentas, así que se va marcando la tendencia. Carrie Underwood de Badgley Mischka.

Líndisima y rubilinda ella, Dianna Agron (Glee) vestida por J.Mendel, nuevamente los brillos aunque más sutiles, no? Su escote varía de recto acá -mejor para las chicas con menos escote- al de forma de corazón que vimos arriba, que es más recomendable para las más dotadas. Ahora, presta atención querida mía a las gargantillas, que se apuntan como la pieza “it” de esta alfombra roja.

Me encantó ver a Kaley Cuoco en estos premios porque la ñaña estaba más feliz que 20. Era su primer Golden Globe y estaba en modo de conejito Duracel. Además, tuvo la suerte de entregarle el premio a mejor actor en una serie o musical a su co-estrella Jim Parsons (Sheldon Cooper, lo maaaaaaás en The Big Bang Theory). Escote recto y grandes volados en una falda ligeramente acampanada, como quien quiere darle balance a su figura (y es que ella es un poco anchita de espaldas, no?).

Elegante y sin ningún efecto -ni cara- de mujer fatal, Megan Fox en Armani Privé. Lindo vestido, lindo color, linda silueta, un buen cambio para ella que además esa noche estaba de presentadora.

Perdonen pero, NO ME GUSTO!!!. Michelle Williams en un Valentino que debió quedarse en la modelo. Oh sí, y es que un detalle puede matarla toda y para mi fue el mal soporte del busto en un vestido que no le hacía ningún favor a su silueta, al contrario. Ni el color, ni las flores, ni los volados al lado, ni el escote ni la cintura. Nada bien, para mi.

No tan segura de Sandra Bullock. Y estas son puras y cochinas conjeturas pero, la vi con una cara de deprimida que te mueres! Sentí que se escondía detrás de su nuevo flequillo. Ahora, el vestido es hermoso, de eso no hay duda, atención a las que buscan algo con manguitas, esto funciona, pero no se si me hubiera gustado una cintura más alta y marcada para su silueta, un poco más en su sitio como la de Angelina Jolie, porque así, cintura baja, la hace ver medio “caída”, pero como digo, son solo ideas mías. ¿A ti qué te pareció?.

Creo que algo así le hubiera quedado mejor a Sandra. Pero bueno, linda la chiquita, no? Bello, bellísimo vestido de Max Azria y note usted amable blogoleyente, una vez más, la gargantilla.

Scarlett Johansson fue puro glamour hollywoodense cincuentero, no? Bastante delgada (y te das cuenta por cómo se le ha encogido el busto, que ella lo tenía más grande, ejem…hablando por experiencia propia, ja!), en un vestido color piel y con manguitas -again, las que odian sus brazos por favor tomar nota- y pelo bien recogido. Y confieso que me declaro fanática de que ante un amplio escote, es mejor no llevar collares ni meta aretes, si no todo así, muy clásico y limpio.

Otra Glee, Lea Michelle como ya se le ha hecho costumbre, de Oscar de la Renta en un modelito pink que te quiero pink. Que me fascinó y me encantó, PERO, como todo en esta vida tiene un pero, al tener esos voladitos en el hombro le hubiera hecho un peinado muy lacio o bien tirado para atrás. Fuera de eso, raaaaagia.

Julianne Moore en lo que para mi fue uno de los peores desastres de la noche. No por el Lanvin que llevaba, no por el color ni la forma que me parece muy moderno y bla, bla, bla, pero por la tela que se arrugó maaaaal.  Explícame tu que la señora bajó del carro y su vestido ya era una gran arruga. Detalle a tener en cuenta señoras, especialmente si de arranque vas a estar parada y posando para las cámaras, el vestido debe ser a prueba de arrugas.

Por otro lado (ojitos de pulga, no?), lindo el detalle de la gargantilla -again- incorporado al vestido.

La AME. Emma Stone en un como siempre minimalista y limpio perfecto Calvin Klein color durazno con un súper escote en la espalda (como el de Anne Hathaway). Menos es más en este caso y debo estar 100% de acuerdo.

Otro Calvin Klein, otro vestido para AMAR con cuerpo y alma. Claire Danes estuvo BELLA con este modelito. Dime tu, no te parece este color rosa chicle globo simplemente maravilloso. De este mismo tono será mi próximo vestido, lo he decidido.

Y cierro la primera parte de este post que ya me quedó bien larguito, con la ganadora Nathalie Portman en un Viktor & Rolf. Ella, embaraza estuvo simplemente hermosa, pero qué me dices del vestido???. Mentira, me pareció un lindo vestido pero algo no me termina de cuadrar. Tomen nota a la gargantilla!!!

Para no hacerla más larga, acá me detengo, pero espero en la tarde o en la noche terminar este post. Y empiecen a hablar chicas y chicos, les gustó algo? Si??? No??? Todo??? Nada??? Futuras copias o inspiraciones??? Besos a todos y que empiecen con el pie derecho la semana!!!

Conglomerate Stocks Alert (General Electric, DHR, CLX, CBE)

General Electric Company (NYSE:GE) added 0.75% to $18.74. The stock has a 52-week range of $13.75-$19.70. The stock has average daily volume of 55.22 million shares. At current market price, the market capitalization of the company stands at $199.50 billion. Danaher Corporation (NYSE:DHR) is up 0.23% to $47. Danaher Corporation is engaged in the design, manufacture and marketing of professional, medical, industrial, commercial and consumer products. The stock opened at $46.84 and is trading within the range of $46.55-$47.04. The Clorox Company (NYSE:CLX) gained 0.60% to $63.80. The stock has a 52-week range of $58.96-$69.00. The stock has average daily volume of 1.58 million shares. At current market price, the market capitalization of the company stands at $8.90 billion. The Clorox Company is a manufacturer and marketer of consumer and institutional products. Cooper Industries plc (NYSE:CBE) slid 0.70% to $60.99. The stock opened at $61.27 and is trading within the range of $60.98-$61.67. The stock made its fresh 52-week high of $61.67. Cooper Industries plc, formerly Cooper Industries, Ltd., incorporated on June 4, 2009, is engaged in the manufacture, market and sale of electrical products worldwide. Disclaimer: The assembled information distributed by epicstockpicks.com is for information purposes only, and is neither a solicitation to buy nor an offer to sell securities. Epicstockpicks.com does expect that investors will buy and sell securities based on information assembled and presented herein. EpicStockPicks.com will not be responsible in any way for or accept any liability for any losses arising from an investor's reliance on or use of information obtained from our website or emails. PLEASE always do your own due diligence, and consult your financial advisor.
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Early Market News: Delta Air Lines (NYSE:DAL), American Express Co. (NYSE:AXP), Kraft Foods Inc. (NYSE:KFT)

Here is another batch of stock briefings which may affect stock trading as the markets continue today. The following listed companies should see some movement: Delta Air Lines (NYSE:DAL), American Express Co. (NYSE:AXP), Kraft Foods Inc. (NYSE:KFT). Here is a more detailed look at the news that will affect each company when trading continues. Delta Air Lines (NYSE:DAL) Delta Air Lines (NYSE:DAL) has become an official sponsors of Los Angeles Lakers. The company has announced that a multi year sponsorship agreement has been signed, making them official sponsors of the reigning NBA champions. Beginning with the start of the 2011-12 season, Delta Air Lines (NYSE:DAL) will become the team’s official and exclusive airline partner. Tim Mapes, Delta Air Line's (NYSE:DAL) Senior Vice President Marketing said, “We continue to proudly serve the team as their exclusive charter airline, and we’re honored to now join them as an official sponsor. The Los Angeles Lakers are an exceptional addition to our strong roster of marquee sports sponsorships, and this affiliation expands our sports investments from coast-to-coast.” American Express Co. (NYSE:AXP) Boeing (NYSE:BA) has planned to resume 787 certification operations. Boeing (NYSE:BA) has decided to restart 787 certification operations, in which first of the three major production milestones is slated for January 17. Currently based in Yuma, Arizona, 787 test aircraft ZA004 will re-launch Federal Aviation Administration certification operations for the type with a validation of the fuel jettison system. While it is first slated for a shakedown of all its systems, ZA102 will join the test fleet for the extended twin engine operations (ETOPS) certification before it is delivered to ANA. Boeing (NYSE:BA) has yet to announce a revised schedule for first delivery to ANA. Kraft Foods Inc. (NYSE:KFT) Kraft Foods (NYSE:KFT) has said it faces "irreparable harm" in a Starbucks suit over distribution. In a filing, Kraft Foods (NYSE:KFT) has claimed that it will face severe harm if Starbucks Corp. is allowed to terminate an agreement that allows it to distribute Starbucks products to grocery stores. It has also asked the court to reject Starbucks' arguments that it won't suffer any harm if the agreement is ended by March 1. Kraft Foods (NYSE:KFT) said, "The contrast reveals that the court faces a straightforward choice between allowing irremediable harm and preventing it." There will probably be more movement when trading continues for Delta Air Lines (NYSE:DAL), American Express Co. (NYSE:AXP) and Kraft Foods Inc. (NYSE:KFT).
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iPhone’s Verizon Deal May Call the Top

The true age of the smartphone can now begin: Verizon (NYSE: VZ ) is carrying Apple’s (NASDAQ: AAPL ) iPhone. Apple products have created hype in the past, but the news that the company’s smartphone would come to Verizon’s network in February has inspired hyperbole that’s practically messianic. The Daily Show ‘s Jon Stewart and correspondent John Oliver likened the announcement to V-E Day and, as far as their audience was concerned, they were only half kidding. UBS analyst John Hodulik expects Verizon to sell 13 million iPhones in 2011, Barclays’ Jame Ratcliffe says 9 million, and every other Wall Street analyst has announced expectations of sales between “many” and “a whole lot.” Between the deal with Verizon and expectations surrounding record-breaking holiday sales, Apple’s share price may finally hit that $400 target that has been predicted for nearly a year. The truth is that this new deal may not be the beginning of the iPhone’s glorious second phase — but rather a last hurrah before the device begins to see its market share worldwide plateau.  Kaufman Bros. analyst Shaw Wu said in a recent note to investors that Verizon had worked out a deal with Apple not dissimilar to the one AT&T (NYSE: T ) has enjoyed since the original iPhone released in 2007. The idea was that Verizon had convinced Apple to keep the iPhone exclusive to both Verizon and AT&T in the U.S. On Tuesday, Apple Chief Operating Officer Tim Cook said the deal with Verizon is “non-exclusive,” implying that the CDMA iPhone could come to Sprint Nextel’s (NYSE: S ) 3G network soon. It also could mean that a third model of iPhone, one using the GSM standard, could come to T-Mobile USA’s network. It appears that the CDMA iPhone is a necessary product for Apple this year — that the company has finally been forced to make its smartphone line as widely distributed as possible. More than a need to find new opportunities in the U.S. market, a Verizon CDMA iPhone is also a bid to finally bring the international iPhone market in line with its U.S. counterpart. New iPhone models have traditionally only been released in Asian and European markets months after they’re already sold here, but Apple has been slowly attempting to sync those releases. In 2010, the iPhone 4 made it to China just four months after its release in the U.S., a record turnaround for the company. The iPhone 4′s Chinese sales, however, show that new product launches for Apple don’t translate to spectacular sales : The iPhone 4 sold out in China within 10 hours of release, but only 100,000 phones were available.  Its the older models that tend to sell abroad. — the iPhone 3 and 3GS have helped Apple capture a 72% share of the Japanese smartphone market and a 32% of the European smartphone market traditionally controlled by Nokia (NYSE: NOK ) (These statistics are based on 2010 reports by MM Research Institute Ltd. and InMobi, respectively.) The announcement of a CDMA device for 3G networks at the beginning of 2011 — when most carriers are pushing newly opened 4G networks — seems to not be the bold populist move most folks are making it out to be. The Verizon iPhone is proof that Apple isn’t infallible in the smartphone market — they need to evolve now or face decline. Rather than evolve, they’ve gone for a lowest common denominator — a new phone working on an older 3G standard to bring in a necessary flux of new users in the U.S., as well as China and India via carriers China Telecom and Reliance if Morgan Stanley analyst Katy Huberty is right — before iPhone 4 sales bottom out. Of course, the CDMA iPhone may be Apple’s Trojan horse. If the company can lock millions of users into new multi-year contracts with carriers around the world in anticipation of a simultaneous international launch of a 4G iPhone 5 later this year, the company will have finally found a way to make their device truly ubiquitous. As of this writing, Anthony John Agnello did not own a position in any of the stocks named here.
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iPhone’s Verizon Deal May Call the Top

The true age of the smartphone can now begin: Verizon (NYSE: VZ ) is carrying
Apples (NASDAQ: AAPL ) iPhone. Apple products have created hype in the past, but
the news that the companys smartphone would come to Verizons network in February
has inspired hyperbole thats practically messianic. The Daily Show s Jon Stewart
and correspondent John Oliver likened the announcement to V-E Day and, as far as
their audience was concerned, they were only half kidding. UBS analyst John
Hodulik expects Verizon to sell 13 million iPhones in 2011, Barclays Jame
Ratcliffe says 9 million, and every other Wall Street analyst has announced
expectations of sales between many and a whole lot. Between the deal with
Verizon and expectations surrounding record-breaking holiday sales, Apples share
price may finally hit that $400 target that has been predicted for nearly a
year. The truth is that this new deal may not be the beginning of the iPhones
glorious second phase but rather a last hurrah before the device begins to see
its market share worldwide plateau.  Kaufman Bros. analyst Shaw Wu said in a
recent note to investors that Verizon had worked out a deal with Apple not
dissimilar to the one AT&T (NYSE: T ) has enjoyed since the original iPhone
released in 2007. The idea was that Verizon had convinced Apple to keep the
iPhone exclusive to both Verizon and AT&T in the U.S. On Tuesday, Apple Chief
Operating Officer Tim Cook said the deal with Verizon is non-exclusive, implying
that the CDMA iPhone could come to Sprint Nextels (NYSE: S ) 3G network soon. It
also could mean that a third model of iPhone, one using the GSM standard, could
come to T-Mobile USAs network. It appears that the CDMA iPhone is a necessary
product for Apple this year that the company has finally been forced to make
its smartphone line as widely distributed as possible. More than a need to find
new opportunities in the U.S. market, a Verizon CDMA iPhone is also a bid to
finally bring the international iPhone market in line with its U.S. counterpart.
New iPhone models have traditionally only been released in Asian and European
markets months after theyre already sold here, but Apple has been slowly
attempting to sync those releases. In 2010, the iPhone 4 made it to China just
four months after its release in the U.S., a record turnaround for the company.
The iPhone 4s Chinese sales, however, show that new product launches for Apple
dont translate to spectacular sales : The iPhone 4 sold out in China within 10
hours of release, but only 100,000 phones were available.  Its the older models
that tend to sell abroad. the iPhone 3 and 3GS have helped Apple capture a 72%
share of the Japanese smartphone market and a 32% of the European smartphone
market traditionally controlled by Nokia (NYSE: NOK ) (These statistics are
based on 2010 reports by MM Research Institute Ltd. and InMobi, respectively.)
The announcement of a CDMA device for 3G networks at the beginning of 2011 when
most carriers are pushing newly opened 4G networks seems to not be the bold
populist move most folks are making it out to be. The Verizon iPhone is proof
that Apple isnt infallible in the smartphone market they need to evolve now or
face decline. Rather than evolve, theyve gone for a lowest common denominator a
new phone working on an older 3G standard to bring in a necessary flux of new
users in the U.S., as well as China and India via carriers China Telecom and
Reliance if Morgan Stanley analyst Katy Huberty is right before iPhone 4 sales
bottom out. Of course, the CDMA iPhone may be Apples Trojan horse. If the
company can lock millions of users into new multi-year contracts with carriers
around the world in anticipation of a simultaneous international launch of a 4G
iPhone 5 later this year, the company will have finally found a way to make
their device truly ubiquitous. As of this writing, Anthony John Agnello did not
own a position in any of the stocks named here.

The Little Book of Sideways Markets

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Vitaliy Katsenelson, author of Active Value Investing: Making Money in Range-Bound Markets , has recently come out with a new book, The Little Book of Sideways Markets: How to Make Money in Markets that Go Nowhere . Many investors don’t realize that over the last ten years, the stock market has gone up and down but still ended up where it was ten years ago. Katsenelson shows in a simple guide how to invest and make money in this type of market, which he calls a cowardly lion market. He believes that investors will be waiting a very long time for a traditional bull market. He recommends being a value investor and not being afraid of keeping some investment funds in cash. In order to protect yourself on the downside, he recommends buying stocks that are cheap, based on discounted cash flow. Chapter 12 is important as he covers an often overlooked subject, when to sell. Most important, he covers how to find new stock ideas. If you are looking for a concise easy read on investing in sideways markets, get The Little Book of Sideways Markets: How to Make Money in Markets that Go Nowhere .

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Analyst Actions on Chinese Stocks: CEO, CHU, LFT (Jan 17, 2011)

Below are today's Analyst Actions on U.S.-Listed Chinese Stocks.

Credit Suisse maintained Underperform rating and HK$14 price target on the Hong Kong-listed shares of CNOOC Limited (NYSE:CEO). Wall Street analysts have an average price target of $252.34 on the stock. The stock has traded in a range of $139.01-$251.00 in the last 52 weeks. It is trading at a market cap of $110.44 billion and and price-to-earnings ratio of 16.88x. Credit Suisse maintained Outperform rating and HK$13.10 price target on the Hong Kong-listed shares of China Unicom (Hong Kong) Limited (NYSE:CHU). Wall Street analysts have an average price target of US$15.40 on the stock. The stock has traded in a range of $10.34-$15.68 in the last 52 weeks. It is trading at a market cap of $34.87 billion and and price-to-earnings ratio of 66.47x. Its Beta is 0.61. Goldman Sachs maintained Buy rating and $45 price target on Longtop Financial Technologies Limited (NYSE:LFT). Wall Street analysts have an average price target of $45.50 on the stock. LFT has traded in a range of $28.09-$42.86 in the last 52 weeks. It is trading at a market cap of $1.95 billion and has a Beta of 1.12.

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Range Resources amends PSAs with Puntland govt to extend exploration agreement

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Range Resources amends PSAs with Puntland govt to extend exploration agreement Proactive Investors Australia – 5 hours ago Range Resources (ASX:RRS, LON:RRL) has amended its agreements with the government of Puntland (Somalia) over its production sharing agreements (PSAs) for the Dharoor Valley and the Nugaal Valley …



Stop in Foreclosure Rate only Temporary; Mortgage Servicers to Restart Foreclosure Process in 2011; Americans prepare for Increase in Foreclosure...

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At first glance, it appears that many Americans became more proficient at stopping the foreclosure process across our nation during the second half of 2010. Statistics reveal that the pace of foeclosures dropped as we approached the end of the 2010 calendar year, but a closer look reveals that this process slowed due to the revelation that thousands of documents related to this process might have been improperly prepared and processed. In light of this current situation, banks and related entities instituted a temporary moratorium. Mortgage services paused on the papers related to this process so that they might more closely follow the letter of the laws pertaining to home foreclosure. According to RealtyTrac, foreclosures are down and in December of 2010, they were down over 25% from the same time last year. December’s numbers were so low that they equaled the most significant drop in foreclosure filings in approximately five years. The problem is that this slow down, which started around October of 2010, will eventually pick back up as institutions resume the paperwork process in early 2011. Mortgage services report that they will move forward now with foreclosures as they have reviewed and verified that they are processing accurately. Due to new regulations, the foreclosure process will take longer, but that fact is not alleviating home owners anxieties. The worry for our nation is that the backlog of foreclosures will add up and 2011 will see foreclosure fillings jump even higher. Author: Stephen Johnson

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