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At the bell market buzz (SLXP, BZH, BAX)

Posted on December 20, 2011 by Cameron White

In this report: Salix Pharmaceuticals (NASDAQ:SLXP), Beazer Homes USA (NYSE:BZH) and Baxter International (NYSE:BAX).

Salix Pharmaceuticals (NASDAQ:SLXP) shares jumped over 9 percent higher today after the company reported positive phase-3 data for its Relistor drug which treats constipation in patients …

Posted in Latest Headlines, Reports | Tagged acquired, Analysts, BAX, Baxter International, Beazer Homes USA, BZH, Commerce Department, company, deal, downgrade, economists, firm, housing, HOV, Hovnanian Enterprises, KB Homes, KBH, marketing, milestones, NASDAQ, NASDAQ:SLXP, NYSE, NYSE:BAX, NYSE:BZH, NYSE:HOV, NYSE:KBH, patients, Phase 3, Progenics Pharmaceuticals, rating, RBC Capital, relistor, sales, Salix Pharmaceuticals, share, shares, SLXP, stock, top pick | Comments Off

What the fuss Visa, Beazer Homes and Powerwave Technologies?

Posted on October 19, 2011 by Martin Timble

In this report: Beazer Homes (NYSE:BZH), Visa (NYSE:V) and Powerwave Technologies (NASDAQ:PWAV).

Beazer Homes (NYSE:BZH) is trading over 2.4 percent higher today following a report released by the Commerce Department that said Homebuilders began work on a seasonally adjusted 658,000 …

Posted in Latest Headlines, Reports | Tagged Analysts, Beazer Homes, building, BZH, Commerce Department, company, credit card, demand, dividend, earnings, economists, economy, estimate, homebuilders, homes, housing market, index, NASDAQ, NASDAQ:PWAV, NYSE, NYSE:BZH, NYSE:V, payable, Powerwave Technologies, profit, PWAV, quarterly, report, reporting, revenue, Ronald Buschur, shareholders, speculation, trades, trading, V, Visa, Wells Fargoe | Comments Off

Oil prices rise as economy appears better than we expected

Posted on September 29, 2011 by pmarek

Oil gained over 2 percent on Thursday after improved economic news from the U.S. and Europe was released.

Two reports from the U.S. showed encouraging signs that the economy is doing better than we expected. The first was from the …

Posted in Commodities, Main Post | Tagged bailout funds, Bank, barrel, benefits, bonds, China Petroleum, Commerce Department, credit lines, economy, european debt crisis, euros, growth, Labor Department, market, NYSE:RDS-A, NYSE:SNP, NYSE:TOT, Oil, policy makers, RDS-A, recapitalization, Royal Dutch Shell, SNP Total, TOT, trades, unemployment, WTI crude | Comments Off

Consumer spending in July gives investor confidence boost

Posted on August 29, 2011 by pmarek

The Commerce Department announced today that consumer spending, which accounts for 70 percent of the nations activity, rose by its highest percentage margin in five month. The report has helped to ease investor fears that the United States s heading …

Posted in Economy, Main Post | Tagged Commerce Department, consumer, consumer spending, Dow Jones, durable goods, economists, fears, GDP, growth, investors, jobs, july, margins, outlook, personal incomes, quarter, recession, report, trading | Comments Off

Oil prices rise on improved July consumer spending

Posted on August 29, 2011 by pmarek

Oil prices are up by more than 2.3 percent so far this morning after the government released new data that showed consumers spent more in July, easing investors worries that the economy is heading into another recession.

There have been …

Posted in Commodities, Main Post | Tagged accounts, barrel, Commerce Department, confidence, ConocoPhillips, consumer spending, consumers, COP, data, demand, economy, fears, government, Hurricane Irene, industry, investors, margin, NYSE, NYSE:COP, NYSE:SUN, Oil, recession, refineries, reports, shortages, shutdown, slowing down, speculators, SUN, Sunoco, trading | Comments Off

Gold prices tank over 5 percent as investors worries ease

Posted on August 24, 2011 by Josie Middleton

Gold prices plummeted today following a rise in confidence in the U.S. economy.

The Commerce Department released a new report on the orders for durable goods that showed buyers increased their orders for long-lasting goods in July, a sign of …

Posted in Commodities, Latest Headlines | Tagged aircraft, analyst, automobiles, Ben Bernanke, buyers, chairman, Commerce Department, confidence, data, Dow Jones, durable goods, economy, expected, Federal Reserve, Gold, long-lasting, orders, package, recession, report, stimulus, Wyoming | Comments Off

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