"I am amazed every day at this rally," says Jim Cramer. "It's very unusual to have the cyclicals, the techs, the financials and the drugs all move at once. It's reminiscent of other times where we saw a radical revaluation in the market." While others may see it as signs of another bubble developing, Cramer sees little evidence. "The S&P is only at 15 times earnings," he notes, and the bond market continues to be a place where you can't get any return. This rally Cramer says, is for real. [View news story]
The job market and main st. are getting hurt. Don't get me started on the healthcare in this country.
Market recap: Stocks moved broadly higher, propelling the Dow and S&P 500 to new record levels and capping the year's strongest three-day rally. Investors took comfort in the knowledge the Fed is still very much in the mix, and surprisingly strong data from China and Europe provided an early base for optimistic sentiment. Gold was the one major weak area, knocked back by Goldman's cautious outlook. [View news story]
The crash is coming soon folks. I'd say in the next month or so. Hope you are in cash. If you aren't you're going to get raked over the coals.
Market recap: Stocks closed well off lows during the final hour, but the S&P still logged its worst week of the year, pressured by a weak March jobless report which, combined with other data earlier this week, seems to confirm fears of a very sluggish recovery. Networking stocks were big losers due to F5's guidance, but techs generally were weak. Investors flocked to safe-haven Treasurys, where yields hit YTD lows. [View news story]
The stock market always goes up when a Democrat is in office. I've been a buyer since 2010. Don't plan to sell anytime soon.
The Institutional Investor Trades GT Advanced Technologies [View article]
Ouch. So you've taken about a 60% hit on this stock. I held it last spring and sold it within a month and made a 10% gain. I was thinking of going back in when it hit 2.65 a share but held off. It's had a nice run-up the last couple weeks but I don't see it going anywhere in the next 6 months or so.
The Institutional Investor Trades GT Advanced Technologies [View article]
Please tell me that most of your portfolio is not still invested in GTAT. This stock has been a loser for years and years. You missed a good rally. You must have a lot of cash to hold.
GT Advanced (GTAT) -7.2% after warning it expects Q3 revenue to be at the low end of its $110M-$140 guidance range (consensus stands at $153M). In addition, the company: 1) Plans to cut 25% of its workforce in a restructuring it expects will produce $13M/year in cost savings, and $4.2M in charges. 2) Warns 2013 will be challenging, and that Asian LED/solar equipment customers are "experiencing severe financial difficulties." 3) Has re-shuffled the execs in charge of LED and solar ops. (PR) [View news story]
GT Advanced (GTAT) -7.2% after warning it expects Q3 revenue to be at the low end of its $110M-$140 guidance range (consensus stands at $153M). In addition, the company: 1) Plans to cut 25% of its workforce in a restructuring it expects will produce $13M/year in cost savings, and $4.2M in charges. 2) Warns 2013 will be challenging, and that Asian LED/solar equipment customers are "experiencing severe financial difficulties." 3) Has re-shuffled the execs in charge of LED and solar ops. (PR) [View news story]
"I am amazed every day at this rally," says Jim Cramer. "It's very unusual to have the cyclicals, the techs, the financials and the drugs all move at once. It's reminiscent of other times where we saw a radical revaluation in the market." While others may see it as signs of another bubble developing, Cramer sees little evidence. "The S&P is only at 15 times earnings," he notes, and the bond market continues to be a place where you can't get any return. This rally Cramer says, is for real. [View news story]
Market recap: Stocks moved broadly higher, propelling the Dow and S&P 500 to new record levels and capping the year's strongest three-day rally. Investors took comfort in the knowledge the Fed is still very much in the mix, and surprisingly strong data from China and Europe provided an early base for optimistic sentiment. Gold was the one major weak area, knocked back by Goldman's cautious outlook. [View news story]
The Institutional Investor Trades GT Advanced Technologies [View article]
The Institutional Investor Trades GT Advanced Technologies [View article]
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Market recap: Stocks closed well off lows during the final hour, but the S&P still logged its worst week of the year, pressured by a weak March jobless report which, combined with other data earlier this week, seems to confirm fears of a very sluggish recovery. Networking stocks were big losers due to F5's guidance, but techs generally were weak. Investors flocked to safe-haven Treasurys, where yields hit YTD lows. [View news story]
The Institutional Investor Trades GT Advanced Technologies [View article]
The Institutional Investor Trades GT Advanced Technologies [View article]
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GT Advanced (GTAT) -7.2% after warning it expects Q3 revenue to be at the low end of its $110M-$140 guidance range (consensus stands at $153M). In addition, the company: 1) Plans to cut 25% of its workforce in a restructuring it expects will produce $13M/year in cost savings, and $4.2M in charges. 2) Warns 2013 will be challenging, and that Asian LED/solar equipment customers are "experiencing severe financial difficulties." 3) Has re-shuffled the execs in charge of LED and solar ops. (PR) [View news story]
GT Advanced (GTAT) -7.2% after warning it expects Q3 revenue to be at the low end of its $110M-$140 guidance range (consensus stands at $153M). In addition, the company: 1) Plans to cut 25% of its workforce in a restructuring it expects will produce $13M/year in cost savings, and $4.2M in charges. 2) Warns 2013 will be challenging, and that Asian LED/solar equipment customers are "experiencing severe financial difficulties." 3) Has re-shuffled the execs in charge of LED and solar ops. (PR) [View news story]
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