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Corinthian Colleges: Further Upside Ahead For This Education StockAlex Shadunsky • Wed, Feb 15, 2012 -
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Everest College Campuses in Seattle-Tacoma Area Announce New GED(R) Test Prep and Completion ProgramGlobeNewswire (Jan 8, 2013)
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Our Company is one of the largest for-profit post-secondary education companies in the United States and Canada, serving the large and growing segment of the population seeking to acquire career-oriented education. As of June 30, 2009, we had a student enrollment of 86,088, and operated 89... More
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- Friday, May 17, 1:36 PM For-profit education stocks rally as some bubbling enthusiasm over financial aid legislation is just enough to pressure short sellers in the sector. Gainers: ITT Educational Services (ESI) +10.2%, Career Education (CECO) +11.5%, Corinithian Colleges (COCO) +15.3%, Lincoln Education (LINC) +5.2%, Education Management (EDMC) +5.5%, Bridgepoint Education (BPI)+4.4%, Devry (DV) +3.1%, Capella Education (CPLA) +5.5%, 1 Comment [Consumer, On the Move]
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Friday, May 17, 12:45 PM
Midday top 10 gainers: RSOL +60%. VNDA +23%. SCTY +19%. ORMP +16%. VSAT +16%. COCO +16%. NBG +14%. MHGC +13%. JRCC +13%. MVIS +12%.
Midday top 10 losers: ARUN -27%. UNXL -23%. COSI -14%. AFOP -12%. MNGA -12%. FSGI -10%. YOKU -10%. ALIM -9%. EGLE -9%. GIG -9%. Comment! [On the Move] - Monday, March 4, 3:18 PM For-profit education stocks sink lower as debate rages in Washington DC over funding for student loans. 1 Comment [Consumer, On the Move]
- Thursday, February 7, 10:12 AM The rocket ride for DeVry (DV +19.5%) following its FQ2 earnings report is providing a lift to the for-profit education sector. Though enrollment numbers still don't look strong, gains with colleges focused on medical and healthcare add a bit of promise. Advancers: APEI +2.1%, APOL +3.3%, CECO +4.4%, COCO +3.2%, ESI +9.4%, STRA +4.6%, LINC +1.4%, LOPE +5.6%, BPI +3.3%. Comment! [Consumer, On the Move]
- Wednesday, January 9, 9:49 AM It's a double-digit loss now for Apollo Group (APOL -11%) after its outlook for FY13 doesn't paint a pretty picture. As expected, sector peers are also taking it on the chin. Decliners: DV -6.5%, STRA -5.1%, CECO -2.8%, COCO -1.5%, ESI -3.9%, LOPE -2.1%, LINC -1.2%, EDMC -1.2%, BPI -3.1%. Comment! [Consumer, On the Move]
- Wednesday, November 7, 2012, 11:17 AM The selloff in for-profit education stocks is linked to the higher regulation the sector may see under an Obama administration, according to CNBC's Karina Frayter. After the Department of Education adopted a "gainful employment" rule and President Obama signed an executive order to increase transparency, traders may be wondering what's next for the sector in the form of oversight. 1 Comment [Consumer, On the Move]
- Wednesday, November 7, 2012, 9:59 AM It's a bloodbath for education stocks in early post-election trading. Called "President stocks" by some analysts due to the support the Obama administration has offered for federal backing of student loans, today the sector is in far from a celebratory mood. Was it something President Obama said last night? Decliners: Apollo Group (APOL) -10.1%, ITT Educational (ITT) -9.1%, Strayer Education (STRA) -5.7%, DeVry (DV) -5.6%, Corinthian Colleges (COCO) -3.9%, Career Education Corp. (CECO) -3.9%. Comment! [Consumer, On the Move]
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Monday, November 5, 2012, 12:45 PM
Midday top 10 gainers: NVGN +50%. ICAD +43%. NTE +36%. HMNY +19%. BMRN +30%. OPTT +25%. VRNG +23%. EQU +15%. BEE +13%. BITA +12%.
Top 10 Losers: EBIX -22%. HGSH -19%. RDN -14%. PCYC -12%. MEAD -15%. VTUS -10%. PKBK -10%. COCO -9%. PGRX -9%. ENZ -9%. 1 Comment [On the Move] - Wednesday, October 17, 2012, 10:04 AM Education stocks get hammered in early trading after Apollo Group (APOL) slashes revenue estimates and closes many of its physical locations. It's also possible traders could be reading something into the soft answers given by both candidates at last night's Presidential debate when college funding was tied into the lead-off question. Naturally, analysts see Romney taking a harder line on federal funding if elected but also contend a 2nd term for Obama is no easy ride for federal backing of the sector. Decliners: APOL -15.5%, DV -5.1%, STRA -5.0%, ESI -4.1%, COCO -2.4%, CECO -1.9%. Comment! [Consumer, On the Move]
- Tuesday, October 16, 2012, 9:03 AM Education stocks are on watch after Bridgepoint Education reveals it's under investigation by the DOJ. The sector could take a hit with an increasing focus on the practice of companies of tying compensation to recruiting levels. Lawmakers (and taxpayers) are less than thrilled with the prevailing quantity over quality sentiment in the sector. BPI -13.5% premarket. 2 Comments [On the Move, Consumer]
- Tuesday, July 24, 2012, 9:39 AM For-profit educators tumble at the open following DeVry's (DV -27.4%) downbeat forecast: APOL -4.5%, ESI -5.8%, STRA -6.7%, CECO -3.1%, COCO -2.8%, LOPE -2.9%, EDMC -1.9%, BPI -2.6%, WPO -2%. Comment! [Consumer, On the Move]
- Monday, July 9, 2012, 10:50 AM The dismantling of shares of Bridgepoint Education (BPI -20.1%) over losing an accreditation for one of its institutions displays once again the tenuous relationship between education stocks and federal funding. Though politicians are mindful of alienating millions of voting students and parents in an election year, the purse strings keep getting pulled tighter on the industry through regulation and legislation. On watch: EDMC, LINC, ESI, DV, NAUH, APOL, BPI, CECO, STRA, COCO, APEI, LOPE. Comment! [Consumer, On the Move]
- Monday, July 9, 2012, 9:48 AM Shares of Bridgepoint Education (BPI -29.5%) sink after one of its main units is denied accreditation by regulators. The company says that it will appeal the decision. A number of peers in the highly-sensitive sector are selling off in sympathy: ESI -1.2%, CECO -3.3%, EDMC -2.7%, COCO -2.3%, APOL -2.4%. Comment! [On the Move, Consumer]
- Monday, July 2, 2012, 9:23 AM Education stocks keep up their bouncy trading with the impact on the compromises embedded in the student loan provision in the transportation funding bill still getting bandied about. Though the headliner item that student loan rates will be held steady at 3.4% is tipping sentiment for the moment, analysts warn that federal funding for student loans will become trickier over time. Premarket: CECO +5.4%, COCO +8.0%, APOL +2.8%, DV +1.3%. 1 Comment [Consumer, On the Move]
- Tuesday, June 12, 2012, 3:59 PM Stocks of for-profit educators slide on rumors of renewed U.S. Senate interest in a ban against the schools' use of revenue from federal financial aid toward advertising, marketing and recruitment: APOL -3.4%, CECO -3.2%, DV -3.4%, STRA -3.4%, COCO -1.5%, EDMC -2%, ESI -1%. Comment! [Consumer, On the Move]
- Friday, May 25, 2012, 12:01 PM Education stocks continue to bounce around wildly as select names are viewed as susceptible to the whims of an ongoing Senate debate on extending a 3.4% federal student loan rate - set to expire if a deal isn't worked out. While the Democrats and Republicans block each other's proposals, analysts reading the tea leaves say a deal will get done to avert upsetting parents (voters) before November's elections. COCO +9.7%, NAUH +15.1%, CECO +8.2%, EDMC +7.2%. Comment! [Consumer, On the Move]
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Tom Guttenberger: I signed up for MITX this summer, but didn't follow through. Found it less flexible, and well tougher than expected. Accreditation also -
Tom Guttenberger: key. Sector seems too thorny for me, but could be some contrarian bullish value somewhere in there.
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Michael Clark
Is this a rally? It doesn't look like one. Shortsell CAT, EZCH, FMCN, COCO, others. http://seekingalpha.com/p/ik49 - View all 0 replies
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Michael Bryant
"Analyst: Worst soon over at for-profit schools." Good news for Apollo (APOL) and Corinthian Colleges (COCO). http://yhoo.it/n1xSy0 - View all 0 replies
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Tom Guttenberger: I signed up for MITX this summer, but didn't follow through. Found it less flexible, and well tougher than expected. Accreditation also
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Tom Guttenberger: key. Sector seems too thorny for me, but could be some contrarian bullish value somewhere in there.
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