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What the Fuss Netflix, CapitalSource and Umpqua Holdings?

Posted on September 15, 2011 by Cameron White

U.S. markets are trading higher today following the European Central Banks announcement that they plan to provide banks with the capital needed in order to make lending easier. The move is conjunction with a conglomerate of central banks from around …

Posted in Latest Headlines, Reports | Tagged Bank of Engand, Bank of Japan, buyback, capital, CapitalSource, company, conglomerate, CSE, customer, debt crisis, dividend, Dow Jones, DVD, European Central Bank, expand, Federal Reserve, forecast, markets, NASDAQ, NASDAQ:NFLX, NASDAQ:UMPQ, Netfliw, NFLX, NYSE:CSE, points, quarter, quarterly, s&p 500, services, share, shareholders, split, streaming, subscriber, Swiss National Bank, traders, trading, UMPQ, Umpqua Bank, Umpqua Investments, Upqua Holdings | Comments Off

Oil up as Eurozone worries calm

Posted on September 15, 2011 by pmarek

Oil is trading close to the $90 mark again today following additional news that has eased investors worries regarding the debt crisis in Greece and Europe.

Demand for oil increases in stronger economies so the looming thought that the eurozone …

Posted in Commodities, Main Post | Tagged banks, capital, commodity, crude, currency, debt crisis, default, demand, E, economy, Eni S, Europe, European Central Bank, eurozone, financially, foreign, france, Germany, Greece, greek bonds, investors, Marathon Oil, MRO, NYSE, NYSE:E, NYSE:MRO, NYSE:STO, Oil, oil and gas, recession, sector, speculate, spiral, Statoil, STO, traders, trading, worries, WTI crude | Comments Off

What the Fuss M&F Worldwide, Lightbridge and T3 Motion?

Posted on September 12, 2011 by Josie Middleton

The Dow is posting a loss of over a 40 points so far as investors worry that the the credit crisis in Europe could spill over into U.S. banks. A lack of fresh proposals to boost the global economy by …

Posted in Latest Headlines, Reports | Tagged agreement, AMEX, AMEX:TTTM, approval, banks, Buy, cash, company, credit crisis, deal, Dow, economy, Electric Stand up Vehicles, Europe, finance ministers, Fuel Technology Working Group, Holdings, industrialized, investors, Jim Malone, Lightbridge, LTBR, Luxury carts, M&F Worldwide, MacAndrews & Forbes, merge, merger, MFW, NASDAQ, NASDAQ:LTBR, Nuclear Fuel Development, NYSE, NYSE:MFW, outstanding shares, premium, purchase, Saudi Arabia, stock, subsidiary, T3 Motion, traders, TTTM, World Nuclear Association | Comments Off

What the Fuss Oracle, Cree and Myriad Genetics?

Posted on September 12, 2011 by Martin Timble

The Markets remained volatile to news from the Euro zone today. The Dow is posting a loss of over a hundred points so far as investors worry that the the credit crisis in Europe could spill over into U.S. banks. …

Posted in Main Post | Tagged Analysts, Auriga, banks, bookings, Buy, company, Conviction Buy, cost, credit crisis, Cree, Dow, downgrade, economy, euro zone, Europe, finance ministers, firm, fiscal, Goldman Sachs, Hold, industrialized nations, investments, investors, macro, markets, MYGN, Myriad Genetics, NASDAQ, NASDAQ:CREE, NASDAQ:MYGN, NASDAQ:ORCL, Oracle, ORCL, price target, rating, sell, semicondutor, share, spiral, stocks, tech, traders, trading, upgrade, volatile, weakness, Wunderlich | Comments Off

What the Fuss Dollar General and Aceto?

Posted on September 9, 2011 by Martin Timble

Concerns of the Euro debt crisis has lead to a selloff among traders today on raised fear the world’s economy could slip back into a recession. The fears arouse following the resignation of a key official at the European Central …

Posted in Latest Headlines, Reports | Tagged ACET, Aceto, activity, DG, Dollar Genral, earnings, ECB, economy, Euro debt crisis, European Central Bank, fears, fiscal, markets, NASDAQ, NASDAQ:ACET, net income, NYSE, NYSE:DG, proceeds, profits, public offering, quarter, recession, report, reported, sales, secondary, selloff, shares, traders, trading, U.S. Markets | Comments Off

Oil hit $89 a barrel on supply concerns

Posted on September 7, 2011 by Josie Middleton

Oil is up by more than $3 a barrel today on expectations that the storms in the Gulf of Mexico will slow down oil production in that region.

Commodity traders and analysts believe that the U.S. will see stockpiles drop …

Posted in Commodities, Main Post | Tagged Analysts, barrel, Bureau of Ocean Energy, Chevron, commodity, CVX, cyclone, expectations, Gulf of Mexico, Libya, management, MUR, Murphy Oil, Natural Gas, New York Mercantile, NYSE:CVX, NYSE:MUR, NYSE:SU, Oil, oil and gas, production, report, sector, slowdown, stockpiles, storms, SU, Suncor Energy, traders, trading, Tropical Storm Lee, weather, WTI crude | Comments Off

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