There is no precedent for the current market, writes The Fat Pitch. Consider: 1) The S&P (SPY) has been up 56 of 88 trading sessions this year 2) It's up an uncorrected 24% since the post-election low - the longest streak in over 3 decades 3) The Nasdaq (QQQ) is on pace for a 7th straight up month, an occurrence with a 3-in-100 probability. Long term it's bullish, writes Ukarlewitz, as this sort of strength is rarely the end of a trend. Short term? Stay nimble. [View news story]
"all this money on the sidelines" = banksters marketing phrase
Will Adding New Restaurants Help Or Hurt Del Frisco's? [View article]
Adding new restaurants is costly and that could be a reason why their eps was low this year. The two things I would monitor are marketing expenses and the quality of management (including store level). These are two of the more important drivers in this industry. The Double Eagle seems to be doing a great drive, so I would do my best to carbon copy their recipe for success and use it in the other restaurants to ensure growth of the new stores.
BlackBerry Sells Out In 90 Minutes At Selfridges [View article]
lol...schooled? if you read my post i stated i have no position...those pictures still prove nothing
bbry doesn't bother me at all...it's all the nonsense that's spewed all over this website that bothers me...i find it sad how emotional many of you get over this company
BlackBerry Sells Out In 90 Minutes At Selfridges [View article]
real numbers from what companies release...all this nonsense about bbry that's out there is just that, nonsense
lol...legal implications in the world of finance?? those exist??? there's so much fraud and manipulation in this market...if laws were enforced, the industry would be gone
BlackBerry Sells Out In 90 Minutes At Selfridges [View article]
i have no position in bbry, but your pics prove nothing...there's no date on them and they show nothing that they are buying blackberry...how do people know that they aren't christmas shopping pictures?
people need to rely on real data that provide real facts
A positive note from Wells Fargo helps BlackBerry (BBRY +4.2%) outperform after closing down slightly in the wake of Friday's FQ4 report. Wells thinks BlackBerry can post FQ1 EPS of $0.07, above guidance of breakeven, on the back of 3.5M BB10 shipments and a 24% hardware gross margin. FBR, meanwhile, is maintaining an Underperform, but lifting its PT to $11 from $6.50. Noting FQ4 revenue, device sales, and sub losses were worse than expected even as margins and EPS beat estimates, the firm thinks BlackBerry "could struggle to generate a consistent operating profit." [View news story]
the "flip a coin" strategy is as accurate as most analysts
A senior official says Cyprus has reached an agreement with the Troika to impose a 20% tax on accounts over €100K at the Bank of Cyprus and a 4% levy on similar accounts at other domestic banks. The same source told Reuters the country would not nationalize pension funds.[View news story]
In the US there's been this big blame the rich, tax the rich, etc thing going on...The IMF approved of this, so you know the US has their hands full of this...and it will spread
A senior official says Cyprus has reached an agreement with the Troika to impose a 20% tax on accounts over €100K at the Bank of Cyprus and a 4% levy on similar accounts at other domestic banks. The same source told Reuters the country would not nationalize pension funds.[View news story]
Cyprus is a beta test. Once they see how much they can get...it will spread
Canadian messengers are promoting the Keystone pipeline as in the U.S. national interest and an essential part of moving toward energy independence, but the argument is undercut if most of the oil flowing through the line would end up being exported, as seems likely. Adding to the controversy is Pres. Obama's reported remarks that the number of jobs supporters claim the pipeline will generate is exaggerated. [View news story]
let's not add quality jobs...let's just continue to add low paying jobs and say things are better
3D Systems (DDD -4.7%) co-founder/CTO Charles Hull sold 500K shares on March 13. That leaves Hull, 73, with only 461.5K shares in the company. 3D shares appear to be pressured by the news. (13D filings: I, II) [View news story]
There is no precedent for the current market, writes The Fat Pitch. Consider: 1) The S&P (SPY) has been up 56 of 88 trading sessions this year 2) It's up an uncorrected 24% since the post-election low - the longest streak in over 3 decades 3) The Nasdaq (QQQ) is on pace for a 7th straight up month, an occurrence with a 3-in-100 probability. Long term it's bullish, writes Ukarlewitz, as this sort of strength is rarely the end of a trend. Short term? Stay nimble. [View news story]
Will Adding New Restaurants Help Or Hurt Del Frisco's? [View article]
BlackBerry Browsers Grows 21% In The UK At Apple's Expense, Soon To Overtake Samsung [View article]
BlackBerry Sells Out In 90 Minutes At Selfridges [View article]
don't pull the education card unless you can back it up
BlackBerry Sells Out In 90 Minutes At Selfridges [View article]
BlackBerry Sells Out In 90 Minutes At Selfridges [View article]
bbry doesn't bother me at all...it's all the nonsense that's spewed all over this website that bothers me...i find it sad how emotional many of you get over this company
BlackBerry Sells Out In 90 Minutes At Selfridges [View article]
BlackBerry Sells Out In 90 Minutes At Selfridges [View article]
lol...legal implications in the world of finance?? those exist??? there's so much fraud and manipulation in this market...if laws were enforced, the industry would be gone
BlackBerry Sells Out In 90 Minutes At Selfridges [View article]
people need to rely on real data that provide real facts
Advanced Micro (AMD): Q1 EPS of -$0.13 beats by $0.04. Revenue of $1.09B (-31% Y/Y) beats by $0.04B. (PR) [View news story]
A positive note from Wells Fargo helps BlackBerry (BBRY +4.2%) outperform after closing down slightly in the wake of Friday's FQ4 report. Wells thinks BlackBerry can post FQ1 EPS of $0.07, above guidance of breakeven, on the back of 3.5M BB10 shipments and a 24% hardware gross margin. FBR, meanwhile, is maintaining an Underperform, but lifting its PT to $11 from $6.50. Noting FQ4 revenue, device sales, and sub losses were worse than expected even as margins and EPS beat estimates, the firm thinks BlackBerry "could struggle to generate a consistent operating profit." [View news story]
A senior official says Cyprus has reached an agreement with the Troika to impose a 20% tax on accounts over €100K at the Bank of Cyprus and a 4% levy on similar accounts at other domestic banks. The same source told Reuters the country would not nationalize pension funds. [View news story]
For the record...I'm an American
A senior official says Cyprus has reached an agreement with the Troika to impose a 20% tax on accounts over €100K at the Bank of Cyprus and a 4% levy on similar accounts at other domestic banks. The same source told Reuters the country would not nationalize pension funds. [View news story]
Canadian messengers are promoting the Keystone pipeline as in the U.S. national interest and an essential part of moving toward energy independence, but the argument is undercut if most of the oil flowing through the line would end up being exported, as seems likely. Adding to the controversy is Pres. Obama's reported remarks that the number of jobs supporters claim the pipeline will generate is exaggerated. [View news story]
3D Systems (DDD -4.7%) co-founder/CTO Charles Hull sold 500K shares on March 13. That leaves Hull, 73, with only 461.5K shares in the company. 3D shares appear to be pressured by the news. (13D filings: I, II) [View news story]