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- Was Friday's Rally Just a Hedge Fund Short Squeeze? [view article]
- Paulson Finally Doing the Right Thing [view article]
- Comparing This Past Week to the '87 Crash [view article]
- What are McDonald's and Wal-Mart Telling Us? [view article]
- Wal-Mart: Moving Beyond Low Prices [view article]
- Buffett's Berkshire: 14 Stocks That Have Gone Up [view article]
- The Year of the Bear [view article]
- 36 Opportunities for the Beginning of the Bull [view article]
- Attractive Values - Fast Money Recap (10/7/08) [view article]
- Options Trader: Which Way Wednesday? [view article]
- Raw Data Report: Coach, Wal-Mart, Williams-Sonoma [view article]
- Dividend Aristocrats Survived September [view article]
loading ...Recent WMT Articles
- Paulson Finally Doing the Right Thing
- Was Friday's Rally Just a Hedge Fund Short Squeeze?
- Comparing This Past Week to the '87 Crash
- What are McDonald's and Wal-Mart Telling Us?
- The Year of the Bear
- Target Stronger in Apparel, Wal-Mart in Electronics
- Options Trader: Which Way Wednesday?
- Attractive Values - Fast Money Recap (10/7/08)
- Raw Data Report: Coach, Wal-Mart, Williams-Sonoma
- Walmart Stock Price Looks Slightly Expensive
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Options Trader: Thursday Outlook [view article]
Enter your comment hereOptions guys,I need help. I took a quick course on options trading and thought I knew everything. I took a 200 contracts on Visa at a strike price of $95 at 1.10. At end of Day it was .56.
I am new to options and this is too maddening for me.
Any advice? Reply
Late Payments on Loans the Highest in 16 Years: The Pooring of America Continues [view article]
TraderMark - My take - it is not in "Wall Street's" interest to face reality, it is in their interest to postpone recognition of the magnitude of the loses due to their gluttony as long as possible; to spread the losses over a longer period of time, keeping the amounts "under the radar"; and to continue to cohere the Fed into inflating a part of the total to zero. The Fed is a willing participant because of the revolving door between Wall Street, the Federal Reserve System, and the Treasury. But do not consider this an economic problem; it is a political problem. As long as the masses elect to perpetuate the "system" nothing will change. T. Jefferson [the original one - declaration signer] is credited with saying that our form of government is lost when the majority of voters realize that they can rob the richest minority via legislative actions. I say that we are there, we now have the majority that pay no federal income tax, but expect/demand [and vote to continue] government delivered entitlements. [remember, the original Constitution only granted the federal government the authority to collect "tariffs" on commerce] ReplyAckman May Be Active, But Not at Sears [view article]
TODD ARE YOU THERE.YOU MUST BE LOOKING AT YOUR BLOG. Reply
Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [view article]
Falcon: To be perfectly clear, nobody "knows" whether the market is headed up or down. Never. It's always a prediction, and fallible ReplyWill Wal-Mart's Drug Price Cuts Affect Other Pharmacies? [view article]
This is another anti-competitive move by Giant WalMart. While it may be nice to get your beta-blaocker for $4, Think how much it will be when there are no other drugstores in your town. In Florida Walmart is fighting a state law that prohibits selling gasoline below cost. You think it's charity on their part? They can afford to lose on gasoline while the other stations in town must either make a few cents on each gallon or close down. When they're the only game in town, you're screwed. ReplyWall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [view article]
Does anyone know where the market is headed-up or down? Or are we just playing games for the hedge funds? ReplyWall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [view article]
the most interesting piece of news this morning was ener earnings. did you see them? stock up 10. there was never going to be a recession unless the government failed to address the failure of the credit market. and they did respond. the media jumps on the notion of recession because fear sells not because it is liberal but because it is motivated by profit . the bias is towards useless information. Replye
Options Trader: Thursday Outlook [view article]
Nice on ENER here are some others on watchwww.investorslive.com/.../ Reply
Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [view article]
Whenever there is a Democrat President, the talk is always of a "soft landing". Whenever a Republican is President, it's always a recession. Yet another example of the left-wing bias of the media. Replyanalysis
Options Trader: Thursday Outlook [view article]
So you want to short or sell ener options......amazing that you make such a simple and quite dumb call. They did guide up...did you see the range, the midpoint is higher that what was expected...obviously they are sandbaging....do you want your readers to get wiped....this stock could see 80 by next week...yea...i said 80.....compare to fslr
fslr revs 200M.....ener revs 70 M....
fslr profit 50c/share.....ener profit 17c share.....
ener does 1/3 of what fslr does....should be 1/3 price, but in market cap.....not stock price.....that puts it at say 8x current value to just get to 8 B cap....Fslr is 22.5 B cap...
could go to 400 on a hge squeeze with major coverages announced....
If you would linke me to write for you column...let me know...because you certainly did not do you homework!! Reply
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Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [view article]
Much overlooked: the rate of increase in productivity and increase in manufacturing output.Much is written about the "decline" in U.S. manufacturing, which has consistently increased in output (not payrolls). Reply
Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [view article]
White house economist sees no recession? Consider the source. ReplyBored with Yahoo's Board - Fast Money Recap (5/6/08) [view article]
Pete-- oct07 aapl was $202.00 and heading to $300.00 ---now with all the positive increases in debt free aapl how far passed $300.00 do you see aapl reaching ReplyAckman May Be Active, But Not at Sears [view article]
ACKMAN SAID HE CALLED ESL INVESTMENTS TO SPEAK WITH LAMPERT FOUR TIMES AND NEVER GOT A RESPONSE.HE IS THE FOURTH LARGEST SHAREHOLDER OF SEARS.
IT SEEMS THAT IS WHERE THE CUSTOMER SERVICE COMES FROM SEARS EMPLOYEES. Reply
Ackman May Be Active, But Not at Sears [view article]
THE ARTICLE SAYS HE IS LONG SEARS,,,NOTHING SAYING HE OWNS THE STOCK. Reply