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Where the Mayan’s really just talking about Netflix?

Posted on September 2, 2011 by Cameron White

There has been a shroud of uncertainty surrounding the end of the world in 2012 according to the Mayan calendar but could the Mayans have been pointing to the end of Netflix’s monopoly?

Netflix (NASDAQ:NFLX) sunk like a stone …

Posted in Main Post, Technology | Tagged 2012, Amazon.com, AMZN, breakdown, business, collapsed, company, content, deal, DIS, distribution, DVD rental, expires, GOOG, Google, Mayan Calender, Mickey Mouse, monopoly, NASDAQ, NASDAQ:AMZN, nasdaq:goog, NASDAQ:NFLX, negotiations, Netflix, NFLX, NYSE:DIS, NYSE:SNY, online streaming, partnership, profits, renewal, short selling, SNY, Sony, Starz, subscriber, Walt Disney | Comments Off

The oil roller coaster

Posted on August 12, 2011 by Martin Timble

The price of crude oil climbed this morning following a report from the U.S. government that showed retail sales in July where stronger than expecting, leading investors to think that crude consumption in the U.S. could hold up.

Oil was …

Posted in Commodities, Main Post | Tagged barrel, Belgium, buying, Chinese, consumption, Cude, data, debt, economic, economy, euro zone, Europe, france, futures, global, government, inventory, investors, Italy, levels, Oil, production, recession, retail, sales, selling, short selling, Spain, surveys, traders, trading, WTI | Comments Off

Dow Jones in the eye of a storm?

Posted on August 12, 2011 by pmarek

Things where a little more relaxed on Wall Street today after a week of whipsaw trading and mixed economical data.

The Dow gained more than 150 points early on after a government report was released stating that consumers spent more …

Posted in Economy, Main Post | Tagged autos, banned, Belgium, consumers, data, debt crisis, Dow Jones, economic, Europe, exchanges, F, finances, Ford, france, gasoline, GE, General Electric, government, Italy, markets, NYSE, NYSE:F, NYSE:GE, NYSE:S, retail, S, sector, sentiment, short selling, Spain, spent, Sprint Nextel, stabilize, stocks, trading, Wall Street | Comments Off

Short selling banned in 4 European countries

Posted on August 11, 2011 by Cameron White

Short selling has been banned in France, Italy, Spain and Belgium.

The move was made by Euro zone officials late thursday in an effort to calm the market turmoil that has engulfed financial systems around the globe. Investors have suffered …

Posted in Economy, Latest Headlines | Tagged banks, financial, france, investors, Italy, markets, regulators, short selling, slobe, spain belgium, stocks, turmoil | Comments Off

Greece bans short selling

Posted on August 8, 2011 by pmarek

In another attempt to stabilize its markets Greece has banned short selling on its Athens Stock Exchange which has plummeted to its lowest level in over 14 years.

Greece has been at centre stage for a long time now as …

Posted in Economy, Main Post | Tagged Athens Stock Market, ban, banned, bourse's, Capital Market, commision, debt, downgrades, Europe Central Bank, Greece, investors, markets, short selling, speculating, stocks | Comments Off

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