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1970-01-01T00:00:00-05:00
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Stocks Rally on Financial Writedowns: Is This Good News?
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Grace Cheng
Grace Cheng submits:
Stocks rallied yesterday as UBS (UBS) (33.01 +4.21 +14.62%), Switzerland’s largest bank announced a further writedown of $19 billion and that its chairman will resign.
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Stocks rallied yesterday as UBS (UBS) (33.01 +4.21 +14.62%), Switzerland’s largest bank announced a further writedown of $19 billion and that its chairman will resign.
2008-04-02T06:14:55-04:00
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Ceragon Dumps Shorts; RR Satellite Can See Clearly Now
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Shlomi Cohen
 Shlomi Cohen submits:
As
companies put the finishing touches to their first quarter results,
amid growing fears that the recent tumble in share prices could herald
a severe downturn in business, I found some hints as to how Israeli
companies have been faring in the annual 20F filings that some of them
are now releasing, and which all companies must publish by June 30.
While this is a report that covers their results for the year just
ended, companies are also required to include any material events that
have may have occurred up to its actual date of publication.
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As
companies put the finishing touches to their first quarter results,
amid growing fears that the recent tumble in share prices could herald
a severe downturn in business, I found some hints as to how Israeli
companies have been faring in the annual 20F filings that some of them
are now releasing, and which all companies must publish by June 30.
While this is a report that covers their results for the year just
ended, companies are also required to include any material events that
have may have occurred up to its actual date of publication.
2008-04-02T06:12:02-04:00
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High Oil Prices Could Pose a Setback for Indonesia
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Gary Smith
Gary Smith submits:
High oil prices could cause a temporary setback for the Indonesian economy though the impact will be more moderate than that suffered in 2005, according to Deyi Tan and Chetan Ahya, writing in Morgan Stanley's latest Global Economic Forum.
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High oil prices could cause a temporary setback for the Indonesian economy though the impact will be more moderate than that suffered in 2005, according to Deyi Tan and Chetan Ahya, writing in Morgan Stanley's latest Global Economic Forum.
2008-04-02T06:11:32-04:00
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Treasuries Susceptible to Bernanke's Meeting with Congress and ADP Numbers
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John J. Phillips IV
John J. Phillips IV submits: Treasuries are expected to remain vulnerable to the news flow for the
remainder of the week. In New York,
the Fed is getting ready for the second Term Securities
Lending Facility, the results of which are due out on Thursday. Auction
results are expected to provide some insight as to how badly global money
markets are hurting. Recall that the
initial auction covered 1.15x, perhaps indicating that markets were not as
desperate for liquidity as some people thought.
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Treasuries are expected to remain vulnerable to the news flow for the
remainder of the week. In New York,
the Fed is getting ready for the second Term Securities
Lending Facility, the results of which are due out on Thursday. Auction
results are expected to provide some insight as to how badly global money
markets are hurting. Recall that the
initial auction covered 1.15x, perhaps indicating that markets were not as
desperate for liquidity as some people thought.
2008-04-02T06:10:12-04:00
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Start Showing Love to Some Stocks
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Jason Kelly
 Jason Kelly submits:
The market has been making a bottom of sorts. It's too soon to say
whether it's the final low before a massive recovery, or an
intermediate-term low that'll hold for a few months.
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The market has been making a bottom of sorts. It's too soon to say
whether it's the final low before a massive recovery, or an
intermediate-term low that'll hold for a few months.
2008-04-02T06:09:50-04:00
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DryShips and the Oil Rush
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Stephen Rosenman
Stephen Rosenman submits:
Yesterday's front page of the Wall Street Journal highlighted John Fredriksen, Norway's richest man, for his brilliance at entering deep water drilling.
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Yesterday's front page of the Wall Street Journal highlighted John Fredriksen, Norway's richest man, for his brilliance at entering deep water drilling.
2008-04-02T06:02:09-04:00
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Wednesday Outlook: Bears Beware
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David Fry
 David Fry (ETF Digest) submits: Tuesday was April Fools Day but that didn’t seem to
keep many jokers away from markets.
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Tuesday was April Fools Day but that didn’t seem to
keep many jokers away from markets.
2008-04-02T05:59:00-04:00
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Wednesday Outlook: Commodities, Emerging Markets
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David Fry
David Fry (ETF Digest) submits: << Return to page 1 - Bears Beware
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<< Return to page 1 - Bears Beware
2008-04-02T05:58:39-04:00
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Visa: The Most Successful New Stock in Years?
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Paul Tracy
Visa (NYSE: V), like its main rival MasterCard (NYSE: MA), is not a bank and it does not make loans, assume credit risk or set interest rates on credit cards -- the actual loan is made by the bank or consumer credit firm that issues the card.
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Visa (NYSE: V), like its main rival MasterCard (NYSE: MA), is not a bank and it does not make loans, assume credit risk or set interest rates on credit cards -- the actual loan is made by the bank or consumer credit firm that issues the card.
2008-04-02T05:56:29-04:00
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The Last Days of Bear
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Greg Newton
 Greg Newton submits: Did Goldman (GS) email trigger death spiral?
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Did Goldman (GS) email trigger death spiral?
2008-04-02T05:55:11-04:00
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Still Believing in Commodities
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Kevin Stecyk
 Kevin Stecyk submits:
In this weekend's Barron's magazine article Commodities: Who's Behind the Boom?
(subscription required), Gene Epstein provides a compelling argument
that the commodities bubble is, indeed, a bubble and that it is about
to burst. And the price action in today's markets certainly seems to
support that thesis. All that said, I disagree.
Complete Story »
In this weekend's Barron's magazine article Commodities: Who's Behind the Boom?
(subscription required), Gene Epstein provides a compelling argument
that the commodities bubble is, indeed, a bubble and that it is about
to burst. And the price action in today's markets certainly seems to
support that thesis. All that said, I disagree.
2008-04-02T05:50:57-04:00
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A Bear Market By Any Other Name…
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Joseph L. Shaefer
Joseph L. Shaefer submits:
The many moments of any bear market definitely demand being able to stand coolly in the face of danger and turn it aside.
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The many moments of any bear market definitely demand being able to stand coolly in the face of danger and turn it aside.
2008-04-02T05:47:24-04:00
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Amylin Pharmaceuticals Stock Is Catching A Bid
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Scott Rothbort
 Scott Rothbort submits:
Amylin Pharmaceuticals (AMLN) has really been on a tear these past two
trading days. As a long term holder of AMLN this is a pleasant
development. However, I have to ask why the sudden jump in the stock
over the past two trading sessions? There are several reasons for the
sudden rise of AMLN of which any one or a combination of could be
causing the rise. Here are some of those causal factors:
Complete Story »
Amylin Pharmaceuticals (AMLN) has really been on a tear these past two
trading days. As a long term holder of AMLN this is a pleasant
development. However, I have to ask why the sudden jump in the stock
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