Natural Gas: Last Month's Rally Review And Near-Term Outlook [View article]
Also hurting gas prices is the huge swing back to Coal recently... a switch back to NatGas isn't likely unless utilities see the price long term staying below $4 as the costs to stop/start coal facilities weighs on the decision process.
Trading is temporarily halted in NextEra Energy (NEE) and American Electric Power (AEP) after early trades printed as low as $30.37 and $22.28, respectively. Yesterday's respective closing prices were $79.16 and $48.59. [View news story]
They'll probably end up cancelling all trades from a certain point in time on till they reopen the trading
Trading is temporarily halted in NextEra Energy (NEE) and American Electric Power (AEP) after early trades printed as low as $30.37 and $22.28, respectively. Yesterday's respective closing prices were $79.16 and $48.59. [View news story]
S&P 500 futures (SPY) -1%, Nasdaq 100 (QQQ) -1% following the Nikkei's 7.3% crash overnight. In Europe, the Stoxx 50 (FEZ) -2.2%. Shanghai fell 1.2% as its PMI slipped into contraction territory for the first time in 7 months. Treasurys catch a bid, the 10-year yield off 5 bps to 1.99%, TLT +0.8% premarket. [View news story]
My solution to the stress of the market is never put money in that you can't afford to lose. I exclude my 401k's and IRAs from this rule since they are in conservative funds that should grow slowly
Apple's (AAPL +1.6%) bondholders have lost some $280.6M on paper (somewhat cleverly dubbed an "iLoss" by WSJ) since the debt was issued last month as speculation of QE tapering has sent 10-year Treasury yields climbing. Losses on the 10-year "iBond" sat at ~$137M through Tuesday as prices sunk to 97.377 cents on the dollar. The spread to Treasurys has also widened since issuance, Bloomberg says. [View news story]
There are plenty of pro AAPL quips/articles on this site lol just have to read some.
The list of groups Abercrombie & Fitch (ANF +1.6%) has offended recently just got a little longer after a judge says he will contemplate an injunction against the retailer for discriminating against the handicapped. A lawsuit filed by a group of customers alleges the retail chain limits access to shoppers in wheelchairs as it caters to its targeted younger svelte crowd. (Previous: No plus-sized lines for ANF) [View news story]
I'm surprised shareholders haven't revolted although I don't think what they are doing is particularly wrong. They are doing what every company in the history of capitalism has done. Identify a target market and cater to that market.
This Is How Much Nokia Made From Patents Last Year [View article]
Well then in that case couldn't we just extrapolate that the telecommunications company filing the most patents will be the winner? Or is there to big a margin of error
Or only to invest in the companies that file patents at a higher rate then the industry average?
Apple's (AAPL +1.6%) bondholders have lost some $280.6M on paper (somewhat cleverly dubbed an "iLoss" by WSJ) since the debt was issued last month as speculation of QE tapering has sent 10-year Treasury yields climbing. Losses on the 10-year "iBond" sat at ~$137M through Tuesday as prices sunk to 97.377 cents on the dollar. The spread to Treasurys has also widened since issuance, Bloomberg says. [View news story]
This is an investor website so it's always going to bias towards the investor when applicable maybe?
This Is How Much Nokia Made From Patents Last Year [View article]
so your saying that across the telecommunications industry there is a direct correlation to money spent on R&D - Patents filed- AND value of the patents?
North American Energy (NOA +14.8%) is a turnaround story, Barron's writes, cutting costs, slashing spending, selling assets and paying down debt since CEO Martin Ferron joined last June. FrontFour Capital predicts shares could rise to $78 based on an enterprise value of 3.5x forecast 2014 EBITDA. Worth noting: Ferron has amassed 775K shares, a sign of his commitment and NOA's potential. [View news story]
This Is How Much Nokia Made From Patents Last Year [View article]
System I think your misunderstanding.
The fact that Nokia spent a lot of money and filed fewer patents means nothing unless you know the value of the patents. So unless you graph the net value of the patents file you essentially know nothing.
Tesla Motors (TSLA +2.5%) could earn $188M this year by selling zero emission credits this year, according to Morgan Stanley. Though CEO Elon Musk says the company doesn't rely on the credits when setting profit targets, the stockpiled credits are a nice little insurance policy that can be used in the future if large automakers start to fall short on emission standards in stricter states. [View news story]
They could also be completely worthless though so one should be careful when trying to assign value to them.
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Natural Gas: Last Month's Rally Review And Near-Term Outlook [View article]
Trading is temporarily halted in NextEra Energy (NEE) and American Electric Power (AEP) after early trades printed as low as $30.37 and $22.28, respectively. Yesterday's respective closing prices were $79.16 and $48.59. [View news story]
Trading is temporarily halted in NextEra Energy (NEE) and American Electric Power (AEP) after early trades printed as low as $30.37 and $22.28, respectively. Yesterday's respective closing prices were $79.16 and $48.59. [View news story]
S&P 500 futures (SPY) -1%, Nasdaq 100 (QQQ) -1% following the Nikkei's 7.3% crash overnight. In Europe, the Stoxx 50 (FEZ) -2.2%. Shanghai fell 1.2% as its PMI slipped into contraction territory for the first time in 7 months. Treasurys catch a bid, the 10-year yield off 5 bps to 1.99%, TLT +0.8% premarket. [View news story]
Apple's (AAPL +1.6%) bondholders have lost some $280.6M on paper (somewhat cleverly dubbed an "iLoss" by WSJ) since the debt was issued last month as speculation of QE tapering has sent 10-year Treasury yields climbing. Losses on the 10-year "iBond" sat at ~$137M through Tuesday as prices sunk to 97.377 cents on the dollar. The spread to Treasurys has also widened since issuance, Bloomberg says. [View news story]
The list of groups Abercrombie & Fitch (ANF +1.6%) has offended recently just got a little longer after a judge says he will contemplate an injunction against the retailer for discriminating against the handicapped. A lawsuit filed by a group of customers alleges the retail chain limits access to shoppers in wheelchairs as it caters to its targeted younger svelte crowd. (Previous: No plus-sized lines for ANF) [View news story]
This Is How Much Nokia Made From Patents Last Year [View article]
Or only to invest in the companies that file patents at a higher rate then the industry average?
Apple's (AAPL +1.6%) bondholders have lost some $280.6M on paper (somewhat cleverly dubbed an "iLoss" by WSJ) since the debt was issued last month as speculation of QE tapering has sent 10-year Treasury yields climbing. Losses on the 10-year "iBond" sat at ~$137M through Tuesday as prices sunk to 97.377 cents on the dollar. The spread to Treasurys has also widened since issuance, Bloomberg says. [View news story]
This Is How Much Nokia Made From Patents Last Year [View article]
North American Energy (NOA +14.8%) is a turnaround story, Barron's writes, cutting costs, slashing spending, selling assets and paying down debt since CEO Martin Ferron joined last June. FrontFour Capital predicts shares could rise to $78 based on an enterprise value of 3.5x forecast 2014 EBITDA. Worth noting: Ferron has amassed 775K shares, a sign of his commitment and NOA's potential. [View news story]
This Is How Much Nokia Made From Patents Last Year [View article]
The fact that Nokia spent a lot of money and filed fewer patents means nothing unless you know the value of the patents. So unless you graph the net value of the patents file you essentially know nothing.
This Is How Much Nokia Made From Patents Last Year [View article]
would you rather have 1 patent that nets you a billion dollars or 1000 patents that only net you a million dollars...
Quality could be outpacing quantity... it could be reverse I don't know I'm just saying that your statement isn't necessarily true.
Tesla Motors (TSLA +2.5%) could earn $188M this year by selling zero emission credits this year, according to Morgan Stanley. Though CEO Elon Musk says the company doesn't rely on the credits when setting profit targets, the stockpiled credits are a nice little insurance policy that can be used in the future if large automakers start to fall short on emission standards in stricter states. [View news story]