No-one was ever fired for buying an Intuitive Surgical robot.

2.00am-ish Thursday Melbourne, Australia.
I’m up late stalking the Australian Dollar and ISRG. The price of both is attractive with Intuitive Surgical falling below a ton and AUD:USD at 0.66, but I’m looking for better. “They can be significantly cheaper” I chant.  To reassure myself I glance at ISRG’s falling 2009 eps estimates. I resist buying, but place a limit order for both my prey before hitting the hay.
ISRG report their already announced earnings on the 22nd Jan. My plan is to wait for investor reaction to the earnings and …

I’m adding Intuitive Surgical, Inc. (ISRG) to the Fusion Watchlist.
PEG of 1 for a great growth company in the medical appliances industry is a bargain.
I was desperate to buy ISRG during 2006. For many months I sold puts between $90 and $115, with the shares always closing above the strike I had to be content with the premiums.

In summary – ISRG sell the best surgical robot. Great adoption rate set to continue with possible hiccup in 2009 due to stressed hospital budgets. ISRG is a razor and a blade company, …

QSII in the money calls sold. A close eye on ISRG to swap cash into.