Current Values Of Pot Stocks Too High? Let's Build A Pot Portfolio [View article]
this was the same argument back in 98/99 with internet stocks. blah blah blah. besides is there any asset class that trades on fundamentals these days. To think that is a joke in a fed manipulated joke of a "market" .. just use some play money. it really is the future
you appl bull just keep with your emoitional nirvana. Your shares were propped during a fed herion prop up obama fix. dont trade with emotions just because you use the product. moving over 705 !! yea right. i suggest you might want to stop trading and get out until you understand how the grand fed/ponzi works. good luck all. and have fun loosing your money waiting for 705. QE3 and more money stolen from granny is your only hope.
By firing tech analyst Mark Mahaney, Citigroup (C) loses one of its big rainmakers. Ironically, Mahaney joined Citi after a stint at Galleon (yes, that Galleon), where he was let go for "not getting enough edge on stocks." You can't make this stuff up. [View news story]
wheres jon corzine? see the trick is. C people had you been a big campaign helper for obozo you could be free!!
always enjoy your work. your advice of the first move being the wrong move seems to have served me well ..so far. In a perverse way "the market" if you can call it one, can demand the politicians do something with the fiscal cliff by doing the opposite of what has been done this year, lift the stealth short ban. Oh to get back our market of true price discover. One can dream.
Weak earnings take their toll as stocks hit session lows at midday, the S&P -1.2%, the Nasdaq -1.7%. GE -2.8%, Microsoft -2.3%, McDonald's -3.6%, and Google -1.7% have all reported significant misses in the past 24 hours, and investors wonder what Apple, -2.2%, might have in store next week. [View news story]
go ahead tack.. cause ya know. CNBS tells you all is good. They feast on fools.
Weak earnings take their toll as stocks hit session lows at midday, the S&P -1.2%, the Nasdaq -1.7%. GE -2.8%, Microsoft -2.3%, McDonald's -3.6%, and Google -1.7% have all reported significant misses in the past 24 hours, and investors wonder what Apple, -2.2%, might have in store next week. [View news story]
wheres all the delusional AAPL longs now? whats the matter ? reality finally set in?? awww
AMD -7.8% AH after warning it expects Q3 revenue to fall 10% Q/Q, well below prior guidance of -4% to +2%. Gross margin is expected to be just 31% vs. prior guidance of 44%, partly thanks to a $100M inventory write-down. The chipmaker says it's seeing weak demand across all product lines - slumping PC sales are having an effect, but the size of the drop also suggests share losses to Intel and/or Nvidia. INTC -0.4%. [View news story]
its a backdoor bailout.. call it what you will but its not about jobs and maybe bonuses?.come on really. tell me someone here doesnt really believe its anything else?
Somebody saw something they liked at 10 AM ET as the S&P makes a move typically reserved for late-day rumors out of Europe, jumping 7 points or 0.5% in the space a few minutes. Currently, the S&P 500 +0.8%, the Nasdaq +0.4%. [View news story]
tell us whats so "nice" about a rigged manipulated computer game to pad the bonuses of the banking elite. tell us. whats so nice?
U.S. CEOs are less optimistic about the economic recovery than at any time in three years, a new Business Roundtable survey says. More CEOs expect to cut jobs (34%) over the next six months than to raise capital spending (30%); in the previous quarter's survey, those expecting more spending outnumbered those seeing job cuts by two to one. [View news story]
An open-ended QE3 announcement of about $50B/month is Goldman's "base case" for Thursday's FOMC decision. On the low side, the Fed may announce nothing other than an extension into 2015 of its ZIRP. It's also possible the FOMC adopts Chicago Fed Evans' proposal to signal no hikes until unemployment falls below 7% or core inflation rises above 3%. [View news story]
but the bottom line is main street. wall street still gets to steal your money regardless
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By firing tech analyst Mark Mahaney, Citigroup (C) loses one of its big rainmakers. Ironically, Mahaney joined Citi after a stint at Galleon (yes, that Galleon), where he was let go for "not getting enough edge on stocks." You can't make this stuff up. [View news story]
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Weak earnings take their toll as stocks hit session lows at midday, the S&P -1.2%, the Nasdaq -1.7%. GE -2.8%, Microsoft -2.3%, McDonald's -3.6%, and Google -1.7% have all reported significant misses in the past 24 hours, and investors wonder what Apple, -2.2%, might have in store next week. [View news story]
Weak earnings take their toll as stocks hit session lows at midday, the S&P -1.2%, the Nasdaq -1.7%. GE -2.8%, Microsoft -2.3%, McDonald's -3.6%, and Google -1.7% have all reported significant misses in the past 24 hours, and investors wonder what Apple, -2.2%, might have in store next week. [View news story]
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AMD -7.8% AH after warning it expects Q3 revenue to fall 10% Q/Q, well below prior guidance of -4% to +2%. Gross margin is expected to be just 31% vs. prior guidance of 44%, partly thanks to a $100M inventory write-down. The chipmaker says it's seeing weak demand across all product lines - slumping PC sales are having an effect, but the size of the drop also suggests share losses to Intel and/or Nvidia. INTC -0.4%. [View news story]
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Somebody saw something they liked at 10 AM ET as the S&P makes a move typically reserved for late-day rumors out of Europe, jumping 7 points or 0.5% in the space a few minutes. Currently, the S&P 500 +0.8%, the Nasdaq +0.4%. [View news story]
U.S. CEOs are less optimistic about the economic recovery than at any time in three years, a new Business Roundtable survey says. More CEOs expect to cut jobs (34%) over the next six months than to raise capital spending (30%); in the previous quarter's survey, those expecting more spending outnumbered those seeing job cuts by two to one. [View news story]
An open-ended QE3 announcement of about $50B/month is Goldman's "base case" for Thursday's FOMC decision. On the low side, the Fed may announce nothing other than an extension into 2015 of its ZIRP. It's also possible the FOMC adopts Chicago Fed Evans' proposal to signal no hikes until unemployment falls below 7% or core inflation rises above 3%. [View news story]