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What the fuss Electronic Arts, Synutra International and Vmware?

Posted on January 13, 2012 by Josie Middleton

In this report: Electronic Arts (NYSE:EA), Synutra International (NASDAQ:SYUT) and Vmware (NYSE:VMW).

Electronic Arts (NYSE:EA) shares dropped by more than 6.5 percent on Friday after data regarding video game sales in December left investors wanting. The December month is usually …

Posted in Latest Headlines, Reports | Tagged Analysts, China, citi, death, downgraded, EA, Electronic Arts, firm, formula, government, infant, investors, NASDAQ:SYUT, NPD Group, NYSE:EA, NYSE:VMW, outlets, products, rating, sales, sell, shares, shipped, shoppers, stocks, Synutra International, SYUT, video game, VMW, Vmware | Comments Off

What the fuss Molycorp, United Technologies and Lennar Corp.?

Posted on December 29, 2011 by Josie Middleton

In this report: Molycorp (NYSE:MCP), United Technologies (NYSE:UTX) and Lennar Corporation (NYSE:LEN).

Molycorp (NYSE:MCP) continued to drop on Thursday after seeing its stock lost over 12 percent of its value on Wednesday after JP Morgan analyst Michael Gambardella cut his …

Posted in Main Post, Reports | Tagged analyst, Argus, Buy, China, company, homes, index, JP Morgan, LEN, Lennar Corporation, MCP, mineral, Molycorp, national association, NYSE, NYSE:LEN, NYSE:MCP, NYSE:UTX, price target, rare earth, realtor, sales, stock, suppliers, trading, United Technologies, UTX, value | Comments Off

Big time losers and the reasons why (MCP, PARL, PERF)

Posted on December 28, 2011 by Martin Timble

In this report: Molycorp (NYSE:MCP), Parflux (NASDAQ:PARL) and Perfumania Holdings (NASDAQ:PERF).

Molycorp (NYSE:MCP) has dropped by more than 12.5 percent today after JP Morgan analyst Michael Gambardella cut his price target on the company to $39 from $57 per share. …

Posted in Latest Headlines, Reports | Tagged acquire, analyst, China, credit line, cut, fund, JP Morgan, MCP, Molycorp, NASDAQ, NASDAQ:PARL, NASDAQ:PERF, NYSE, NYSE:MCP, offer, outstanding, Parflux, PARL, PERF, Perfumania Holdings, price target, quota, rare earth mineral, report, shareholder, trading, values | Comments Off

What’s up Conerstone OnDemand, Yum Brands and United Continental?

Posted on December 5, 2011 by Josie Middleton

In this report: Cornerstone OnDemand (NASDAQ:CSOD), Yum Brands (NYSE:YUM) and United Continental (NYSE:UAL).

Cornerstone OnDemand (NASDAQ:CSOD), which is in the cloud computing space with SuccessFactors (NYSE:SFSF), has soared by over 10 percent today after SuccessFactors became the target of a …

Posted in Latest Headlines, Main Post | Tagged airline, AMR, Analysts, bankruptcy, Buy, Chapter 11, China, cloud computing, company, Cornerstone OnDemand, CSOD, demand, earnings, fast food, firm, growth, NASDAQ, NASDAQ:CSOD, NYSE, NYSE:SFSF, NYSE:UAL, NYSE:YUM, offer, outlook, premium, SFSF, stocks, SuccessFactors, takeover, Target, Ticonderoga, UAL, United Continental, upgrade, Yum, Yum! Brands | Comments Off

Euro gains a day after central banks agreement; Aussie dollar drops

Posted on December 1, 2011 by Cameron White

The euro gained against both the U.S. dollar and Japanese Yen on Thursday after a move by central banks on Wednesday to ease lending to banks and increase the flow of the dollar eased strains on the global market .…

Posted in Forex, Main Post | Tagged Aussie Dollar, bank of england, banks, borrow, Central Bank, China, concerns, crisis, cut, dollar, dollar swap ines, economy, euro, European Central Bank, Federal Reserve, flow of money, global, lenders, lending, markets, overnight, rates, reserve bank, slowdown, Yen | Comments Off

Markets rally, oil prices top $100 a barrel

Posted on November 30, 2011 by pmarek

A decision to make it easier for banks to lend money to keep the economy growing by the Federal Reserve along with the European Central Bank, the Bank of England and central banks from Canada, Japan and Switzerland led to …

Posted in Commodities, Economy, Main Post | Tagged bank of england, banks, barrel, Canada, cash, Central Bank, China, confidence, demand, Dow, economic, economy, European Central Bank, Federal Reserve, futures, growth, investors, japan, lending, markets, money, NASDAQ, oil uture, rally, S&P, stimulate, Switzerland, WTI futures | Comments Off

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