Cyprus: Low Volatility And Risky Plans [View article]
Dr.D, You are so right. The Euro will recover. How long this will last before containment is a guess. I'd like to see that happen sooner than later. Do you think this is a desperate move? How could this "incident" have been handled in a more proper way?
Zeuss, You're thinking clearly. It's always a crap shoot holding through an earnings call. But I'm not expecting any of my longs to fare well tomorrow due to that Cypriot thing.
China Central Television (CCTV) has accused Apple (AAPL) and Volkswagen of giving consumers a bad deal. It's worth taking notice, as it was CCTV allegations about chicken quality at KFC that led to a plunge in sales. [View news story]
Some might say luck has a lot to do with it. And I must admit, Keynes was a bright guy at times, But it's really a matter of getting on that big merry-go-round at the right time.
Sanchez: Great Buy For Short-Term Trade Or Long-Term Investment [View article]
Good work. I am concerned about that light volume though. But for a growth play, one would not want to be in and out quickly. Clean balance sheet. Company is being run right.
Samsung Galaxy S4: A Gift To Apple Shareholders [View article]
In my opinion, I believe it is mostly a matter of timing and public perception. I bought one of those smart phones last year. Can hardly wait for my contract to expire. When it does, I'm going to dump this ball and chain and reactivate my old flip phone and let all of the bandwidth bandits duke it out with each other.
AT&T (T) could acquire Vodafone's (VOD) non-U.S. assets if reported talks between Verizon (VZ) and Vodafone lead to a merger, thinks BofA/Merrill. Analyst David Barden estimates $70B would be enough for AT&T, which has made its interest in foreign expansion clear, to buy Vodafone's giant collection of international mobile properties. (tower sales) [View news story]
SBC was a serial aquirer, so it's no great leap to reason that T would not follow suit. Just don't know why the change of tack in foreign assets though.
AT&T: Setting The Record Straight On This 5% Yielder [View article]
Albion, I use Fidelity, and info is pretty good. EDGAR is also useful for further in depth research. I don't know why Yahoo and Fidelity report these numbers like they do. For trading, I stick to chart analysis. This article peaked my interest in how and why the reporting is done in different ways. I just think T will remain a widows and orphans issue for some time.
Short The Lemon [View article]
Cyprus: Low Volatility And Risky Plans [View article]
Short The Lemon [View article]
China Central Television (CCTV) has accused Apple (AAPL) and Volkswagen of giving consumers a bad deal. It's worth taking notice, as it was CCTV allegations about chicken quality at KFC that led to a plunge in sales. [View news story]
Short The Lemon [View article]
Short The Lemon [View article]
Sanchez: Great Buy For Short-Term Trade Or Long-Term Investment [View article]
Samsung Galaxy S4: A Gift To Apple Shareholders [View article]
AT&T (T) could acquire Vodafone's (VOD) non-U.S. assets if reported talks between Verizon (VZ) and Vodafone lead to a merger, thinks BofA/Merrill. Analyst David Barden estimates $70B would be enough for AT&T, which has made its interest in foreign expansion clear, to buy Vodafone's giant collection of international mobile properties. (tower sales) [View news story]
AT&T: Setting The Record Straight On This 5% Yielder [View article]
AT&T: Setting The Record Straight On This 5% Yielder [View article]
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AT&T: Setting The Record Straight On This 5% Yielder [View article]
AT&T: Setting The Record Straight On This 5% Yielder [View article]
Dave Dyer: 'Steel's - A Forgotten Stock Market Scandal From The 1920s' [View article]