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U.S. Credit Card Performance Indicators Continue to Weaken

Check out market cap which is the value of all shares...not the price of an individual share.


On Nov 25 11:00 AM James Wilson wrote:

> What a hoot. Citi with international offices in 109 countrys stock
> is at $6+ while Dollar Tree which sell cheap imported junk stock
> is at $40+.
>
> Some values are really out of wack.

Which is a Better Short Candidate - Capital One or American Express?

ah, look at their stock prices. Puts at 20 have inherently more risk for COF as it is still around 30 vs 20 for axp.

BTW, capital spending is not put on credit cards.

COF also has a large retail banking presence.

Your article is seriously lacking in depth.

Stop the Week, We Want to Get Off

...neither of which will happen, IMHO.

Stop the Week, We Want to Get Off

Methinks you are confusing bankruptcy with going out of business re GM...

Buffett's Berkshire: 14 Stocks That Have Gone Up

The article misses the whole point of BRK. They don't look at one month returns. They look at decades of ownership...THAT is the lesson!

S&P to Rally If Financials Hold: A Huge 'If'

You have to look at the ABS the banks were selling...for example, WFC was selling subprime car loans...and still making a profit at 9.75% interest. You are confusing selling corporate bonds with selling ABS...

Credit Cards: Not Dead Yet

Great article which points out the subtleties (sic) of making things that sound the same BE the same in the mind of the reader. Lies, damn lies and statistics.

A Look at Post Click-Through Conversion Rates

I think you mean JPM for chase...

Year to Date Performance of Dow 30 Members

I am buying the bottom 4....for long term investments. Plus nice dividends to compound.

Insider Trends in the Financial Sector

would like to see real data on buys...additionally, why would most insiders buy when they are getting massive options grants with reload provisions or outright stock grants?