2 Big Reasons To Be Bullish On Chesapeake Today [View article]
I'm not buying CHK....yet. I believe it will bottom out around $13 a share sometime in July. I'll look into buying it then and hope for a dead cat bounce. Many thanks to Aubrey McClendon for an easy short!
Haighty - Truth be told I started shorting the market last month and I did miss it. The fact remains, however, that Bernank and the boys will probably go with another back door QE and inflation is rising everywhere. Even if he and the government say otherwise.
"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.
More from Hilsenrath: Markets may not have to wait until the end of July FOMC meeting as Bernanke may "lay down his own markers" in Congressional testimony on July 17 and 18. The Fed may be interested in switching asset purchases to MBS as some research says it would be more effective at lowering a broad range of interest rates than buying Treasurys. (previous) [View news story]
How about we QE you back to the streets of Princeton?
Chesapeake: 'Third Scenario' Could Be Huge For Investors [View article]
McClendon destroyed his own company with greed and gambling. In turn he destroyed a lot of his shareholders wealth. This is the worst company to own stock in period.
Spanish PM Mariano Rajoy rejects the notion that the nation's banks should go cap in hand to the EU bailout fund, an idea that Francois Hollande apparently floated, although Rajoy is skeptical that he did. Another report says Spain turned down EU pressure to accept an IMF credit line to help strengthen the banks. [View news story]
Just print the $$$$ already. Let's go ECB and Ben!
For All The Shouting, This Is Still A Normal Correction [View article]
The author seems to want to have it both ways. He says we are oversold and expects the market to go up to the 1340-1350 level and in the next line says it will test the 1280 level and and may even go down to 1200. Which is it?
2 Big Reasons To Be Bullish On Chesapeake Today [View article]
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"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]
More from Hilsenrath: Markets may not have to wait until the end of July FOMC meeting as Bernanke may "lay down his own markers" in Congressional testimony on July 17 and 18. The Fed may be interested in switching asset purchases to MBS as some research says it would be more effective at lowering a broad range of interest rates than buying Treasurys. (previous) [View news story]
Chesapeake: 'Third Scenario' Could Be Huge For Investors [View article]
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Spanish PM Mariano Rajoy rejects the notion that the nation's banks should go cap in hand to the EU bailout fund, an idea that Francois Hollande apparently floated, although Rajoy is skeptical that he did. Another report says Spain turned down EU pressure to accept an IMF credit line to help strengthen the banks. [View news story]
For All The Shouting, This Is Still A Normal Correction [View article]
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