Citigroup Subjected to the Comfy Chair [View article]
I disagree..I think Citi will be just fine. Invest now in this company for crazy high returns down the road. This is a long - term hold unless you have the skill to day trade it.
Frank
On May 14 04:29 PM jeandit75 wrote:
> Let's be more precise please, Citi will raise $10 bn for now, then > $20 bn next summer, then $40 bn by X-MAS at witch time they will > 100% be owned by the govenrment. The american people (the tax payers > - for those who still have a job) will pay for Citi's debt debacle > (as for other major banks) for the next century.
NYSE Short Interest Hits Record Highs... Again [View article]
Let me add with their portal access going to smartphones trading revenue will only go up...Imagine being able to trade on the go with your smartphone....WOW...an... to the best of my knowledge they are the only and first ones to put this into action.
NYSE Short Interest Hits Record Highs... Again [View article]
Oh Yeah...last year etrade did approx 2.2B in revenue. In the first quarter this year they did almost one billion revenue...Do the math, they will be cash positive in the near future and the market will act favorably to etrades trade value.
NYSE Short Interest Hits Record Highs... Again [View article]
If etrade was going to file bankruptsy I think they would have done this when they were the most vulnerable, back in October 2007. They are expected by analyst to be cash flow positive in 2009 and with the sale of non-core assets they are going in that direction maybe even sooner than the conservative analyst predict.
NYSE Short Interest Hits Record Highs... Again [View article]
Jimbo Goodwin.....E-trade going bankrupt?... Have you even been following the news..Yes bigger banks have gone bankrupt but they carry a substantially larger mortgage portfolio than etrade. Plus E-trades core business is in the upswing. Maybe i'm wrong but I think E-trade will be a turn-around success story for 2009.
Citigroup Subjected to the Comfy Chair [View article]
Frank
On May 14 04:29 PM jeandit75 wrote:
> Let's be more precise please, Citi will raise $10 bn for now, then
> $20 bn next summer, then $40 bn by X-MAS at witch time they will
> 100% be owned by the govenrment. The american people (the tax payers
> - for those who still have a job) will pay for Citi's debt debacle
> (as for other major banks) for the next century.
NYSE Short Interest Hits Record Highs... Again [View article]
GO E-TRADE....
NYSE Short Interest Hits Record Highs... Again [View article]
NYSE Short Interest Hits Record Highs... Again [View article]
NYSE Short Interest Hits Record Highs... Again [View article]
NYSE Short Interest Hits Record Highs... Again [View article]