Market conditions are poor for Bausch. Investors have other biotechnology companies to consider instead, such as Horizon Therapeutics which has better growth prospects.

Nokia is due to end its downtrend. It has favorable valuation and profitability scores. Growth will improve as customers ramp up network equipment spending in 2022.

Intel released a CPU refresh but it adds no pressure for AMD's Ryzen chip.

Apple a value investor favorite, fell on two negative events. Quarterly results asserted growth is falling from this point. Carl Icahn “pumped” Apple and once gave an over $200 price target. He quietly sold the stock ahead of everyone else.

In the bottom fishing for value strategy, there were more bearish (sell) ideas than buying ones. Technology stocks are due for profit-taking.

Pundits blame the weakening PC market, but Intel actually grew sales for chips. Its latest iteration of chips, the Skylake chipset, is expensive but profitable. Apple’s latest 12-inch Macbook will use Intel’s Skylake chipset.

The strong market is helping value investors earn better returns.

The company restored some confidence from shareholders after it said it did not expect any more restatement of earnings. It also expects to file its 10K by the end of this month.

Time for BlackBerry to address the lack of Android devices after Priv.

A favorable reversal for momentum stocks helped the Bottom Fishing for Value continue its positive ROI. Ambarella may move and hold above the $40 level, as markets rewarded the stock for its value through multi-year contracts.

Weekly performance update on value investing.

Update on a deep search for value stocks. This includes Glu Mobile, AMD, Twitter and Ambarella.

The 2016 year started on a bearish tone, with stocks falling due to negative sentiment. Companies reporting poor results fell, naturally, but may have limited gains.

Trading ideas for March, 3 2016.

Results from bottom fishing for stocks having value.

PayPal fell ahead of its latest earnings report. Turns out business is stronger than ever. There are a number of reasons the former eBay subsidiary will give strong returns for investors.