Top 5 Risers Stock Rating Analysis WMB STRONGBUY The recent earnings history for Williams shows significant improvement while projected valuation continues to rise. CPF BUY The recent earnings history for Central Pacific...
Read MoreToday’s tickers: DD, BCSI, JBLU & FCS DD – EI du Pont de Nemours & Co. – Shares in the U.S. chemical maker dropped on Friday after the company lowered full-year earnings guidance by $0.10 a share to a...
Read MoreEurope is FIXED (again)! While we are, of course, thrilled (again) – the final solution that Germany has come up with this time for some reason reminds me of a Rube Goldberg machine – with way too many moving parts...
Read MoreTop 5 Risers Stock Rating Analysis PSE BUY The projected value for Pioneer is still rising quickly even though past earnings have already improved significantly. CPF BUY The recent earnings history for Central Pacific Financial...
Read MoreToday’s tickers: YHOO, LIZ & SFI YHOO – Yahoo!, Inc. – Shares in Yahoo!, Inc. surrendered gains enjoyed earlier in the session, to trade 0.40% lower on the day at $15.56 just after 2:00 PM on the East...
Read MoreTo bail, or not to bail–that is the question: Whether ’tis nobler in the EU to suffer The slings and arrows of outrageous swap rates Or to print money against a sea of debt And by printing, inflate them. To loan, to...
Read MoreReminder: Sabrient is available to chat with Members, comments are found below each post. Courtesy of Scott Martindale, Sabrient Systems and Gradient Analytics All eyes continue to be on Europe, as they begin yet another...
Read MoreTop 5 Risers Stock Rating Analysis PSE BUY Pioneer has shown a remarkable increase in projected value recently, with the majority of analysts expecting higher than previously expected earnings. CPF BUY The recent earnings...
Read MoreToday’s tickers: WAG, IO, HTZ & NBR WAG – Walgreen Co. – Shares in the largest U.S. drugstore chain may rally sharply heading into the New Year, according to one options player dabbling in Jan. 2012...
Read MoreWoops! I titled yesterday’s post “More Stimulus Please” and, as expected, we did indeed get another $670Bn (500Bn Euros) rumored around noon yesterday as the word is the EFSF is going to either double or...
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