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Dog of the Dow #1: Alcoa (AA)

Posted Dec 12th 2009 10:00AM by Louis Navellier
Filed under: Alcoa Inc (AA), Stocks to Sell

Alcoa (AA) is an industrial icon in America, but manufacturing hasn't been so hot lately. The result has been four straight quarterly losses for this metals company.

And guess what? Fourth-quarter earnings are just around the corner for this company on January 11, and a number of analysts are expecting yet another shortfall. Not a good sign.

Next: Dog of the Dow #2: AT&T (T)

Tags: aa, alcoa, dow stocks, DowStocks, louis navellier, LouisNavellier, stocks to sell, StocksToSell

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

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12-13-2009 @ 12:17AM

poop deck pappy said...

I think they had a .04 cent per share gain last quarter. Regardless I'm up nicely from my 7.56 per share average. The stock also has traded between 30 and 40 dollars for the fifteen years previous this recession. Good luck blowing me out of this position.

2.5 stars

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12-13-2009 @ 10:56PM

jan said...

Jesus man your own web site reports a .04 per share profit last month. My dog should be the journalist.

2.5 stars

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