The sale of AutoNation (AN +1.8%) shares by Eddie Lampert's ESL Partners appears to be tied to client redemptions, according to a Bloomberg report. Turmoil at Sears Holdings (SHLD -0.7%) could be part of the anxiety. (video) [View news story]
The sale of AutoNation (AN +1.8%) shares by Eddie Lampert's ESL Partners appears to be tied to client redemptions, according to a Bloomberg report. Turmoil at Sears Holdings (SHLD -0.7%) could be part of the anxiety. (video) [View news story]
Are Japanese Businesses Worth More Dead Than Alive? [View article]
Has any index in history been flat for over 15+ years? That's what Japan's did after their crash in the late 80's....so a 4x return in that time frame doesn't seem that crazy haha
Those now kicking it in their new beachside homes courtesy of buying into Altisource Asset Management (AAMC.OB) when it was spun off from ASPS late last year (it's up 20-fold since), might be interested in the potential spinoff of Solutionstar from Nationstar Mortgage (NSM). Management won't confirm it because they can't, says FBR's Paul Miller, but he has no doubt they're actively discussing it. ASPS is itself a spinoff - from Ocwen (OCN) in 2009, and up 500% since. [View news story]
At the open: Dow +0.78% to 14714. S&P +0.76% to 1564. Nasdaq +0.76% to 3241. Treasurys: 30-year -0.47%. 10-yr -0.23%. 5-yr -0.08%. Commodities: Crude -0.39% to $88.68. Gold +2.29% to $1392.25. Currencies: Euro +0.69% vs. dollar. Yen +1.43%. Pound -0.15%. [View news story]
Market recap: Stocks rebounded from yesterday's steep slide, driven by strong earnings reports from Coca-Cola and J&J and March housing starts which rose 7%. Consumer staples and materials - Monday's biggest laggard - led the advance. Gold prices pushed ahead by almost 2% following a two-session loss of more than $200/oz., but crude oil futures finished flat. [View news story]
So was it the Fed selling stocks yesterday that drove down the market in the first place??
Market recap: Stocks rebounded from yesterday's steep slide, driven by strong earnings reports from Coca-Cola and J&J and March housing starts which rose 7%. Consumer staples and materials - Monday's biggest laggard - led the advance. Gold prices pushed ahead by almost 2% following a two-session loss of more than $200/oz., but crude oil futures finished flat. [View news story]
At the open: Dow +0.78% to 14714. S&P +0.76% to 1564. Nasdaq +0.76% to 3241. Treasurys: 30-year -0.47%. 10-yr -0.23%. 5-yr -0.08%. Commodities: Crude -0.39% to $88.68. Gold +2.29% to $1392.25. Currencies: Euro +0.69% vs. dollar. Yen +1.43%. Pound -0.15%. [View news story]
Yes, I started averaging down yesterday, but left to go lift at 12:30...came back after market close and saw I was down 75% on my puts lol Boston explosion came out of nowhere. Lesson learned....get out of the gym before market close so you can average down A LOT if you need to lol.
At the open: Dow +0.78% to 14714. S&P +0.76% to 1564. Nasdaq +0.76% to 3241. Treasurys: 30-year -0.47%. 10-yr -0.23%. 5-yr -0.08%. Commodities: Crude -0.39% to $88.68. Gold +2.29% to $1392.25. Currencies: Euro +0.69% vs. dollar. Yen +1.43%. Pound -0.15%. [View news story]
Sears Holdings Valuation: Between Berkshire Hathaway And Bankruptcy [View article]
Danger Zone 4/23/2013: Sears Holdings [View article]
We can quote you on that on December 31st, 2013, correct?
Danger Zone 4/23/2013: Sears Holdings [View article]
The sale of AutoNation (AN +1.8%) shares by Eddie Lampert's ESL Partners appears to be tied to client redemptions, according to a Bloomberg report. Turmoil at Sears Holdings (SHLD -0.7%) could be part of the anxiety. (video) [View news story]
The sale of AutoNation (AN +1.8%) shares by Eddie Lampert's ESL Partners appears to be tied to client redemptions, according to a Bloomberg report. Turmoil at Sears Holdings (SHLD -0.7%) could be part of the anxiety. (video) [View news story]
Own These World's Leading Brands And Never Fear A Recession Again [View article]
Are Japanese Businesses Worth More Dead Than Alive? [View article]
Those now kicking it in their new beachside homes courtesy of buying into Altisource Asset Management (AAMC.OB) when it was spun off from ASPS late last year (it's up 20-fold since), might be interested in the potential spinoff of Solutionstar from Nationstar Mortgage (NSM). Management won't confirm it because they can't, says FBR's Paul Miller, but he has no doubt they're actively discussing it. ASPS is itself a spinoff - from Ocwen (OCN) in 2009, and up 500% since. [View news story]
Will Freeport-McMoRan Be The Next Commodity Stock To Roll Over? [View article]
5 Reasons Why I Am Shorting The Market [View article]
Not bad....
At the open: Dow +0.78% to 14714. S&P +0.76% to 1564. Nasdaq +0.76% to 3241.
Treasurys: 30-year -0.47%. 10-yr -0.23%. 5-yr -0.08%.
Commodities: Crude -0.39% to $88.68. Gold +2.29% to $1392.25.
Currencies: Euro +0.69% vs. dollar. Yen +1.43%. Pound -0.15%. [View news story]
Market recap: Stocks rebounded from yesterday's steep slide, driven by strong earnings reports from Coca-Cola and J&J and March housing starts which rose 7%. Consumer staples and materials - Monday's biggest laggard - led the advance. Gold prices pushed ahead by almost 2% following a two-session loss of more than $200/oz., but crude oil futures finished flat. [View news story]
Market recap: Stocks rebounded from yesterday's steep slide, driven by strong earnings reports from Coca-Cola and J&J and March housing starts which rose 7%. Consumer staples and materials - Monday's biggest laggard - led the advance. Gold prices pushed ahead by almost 2% following a two-session loss of more than $200/oz., but crude oil futures finished flat. [View news story]
At the open: Dow +0.78% to 14714. S&P +0.76% to 1564. Nasdaq +0.76% to 3241.
Treasurys: 30-year -0.47%. 10-yr -0.23%. 5-yr -0.08%.
Commodities: Crude -0.39% to $88.68. Gold +2.29% to $1392.25.
Currencies: Euro +0.69% vs. dollar. Yen +1.43%. Pound -0.15%. [View news story]
At the open: Dow +0.78% to 14714. S&P +0.76% to 1564. Nasdaq +0.76% to 3241.
Treasurys: 30-year -0.47%. 10-yr -0.23%. 5-yr -0.08%.
Commodities: Crude -0.39% to $88.68. Gold +2.29% to $1392.25.
Currencies: Euro +0.69% vs. dollar. Yen +1.43%. Pound -0.15%. [View news story]