It takes all kinds to make a world. Trip Chowdhry of Global Equities Research may not be very bright, but he is intrepid. According to an account in Barron's, the analyst thinks Google's (GOOG) revenue will drop for each of the next two years. "He sees the company posting revenues of $15.71 billion this year, $15.23 billion next year and $14.57 billion in 2010, with profits of $19.44 a share th...
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Options traders have descended on the smart phone sector Tuesday, with heavy activity in Research in Motion, Nokia and Palm, following poor earnings by the latter, and news of an introduction of Nokia’s entrée into this market. Research in Motion’s options were the most actively traded. The stock was getting hit, down 7.5% after Palm reported less-than-stellar results for its most r...
The enormous rise in prices which ended in year 2000 was a Mania, a Stocks Mania. The first move down after the end of the Stocks Mania marked the beginning of a new major trend, a downtrend this time, which has many months – perhaps extending into years - yet to run. That first move down ended with the 2002 lows. The subsequent high which ended in October 2007 was the first bounce in the...
Bear Ultra Funds are unethical, says Jim Cramer.
Filed under: Major movement, Earnings reports, Good news, Industry, Sears Holdings (SHLD), Options, Technical AnalysisSears Holdings (NASDAQ: SHLD - option chain) shares have jumped higher today even after the company announced a Q3 loss that included slowing sales and falling margins. Earnings and revenues fell, but an extension of the company' s buyback plan is boosting the shares today, alon...
The market is stronger today, but still hesitant after yesterday’s bear raid. Still, some important signs are encouraging for the bulls: the dollar is a tad weaker, bonds and bills are flat to lower, although notes are still strong. Certainly is wild, though - yesterday the TRIN was 6+, today it is 0.43 as I [...]
Welcome to the "bear-cession." Not all bear markets have been caused by or accompany recessions but 2008 is clearly a year marked by both turmoil in the stock markets and the broader economy.
Multinational corporations, for several quarters, saw their earnings grow as a result of the weakness of the U.S. dollar. Since the dollar reversed course and began to strengthen in the mid-summer, this advantage has eroded. After reporting third-quarter earnings, the guidance issued by many multinational companies was based on certain assumptions of the dollar’s strength. Some of those c...
Adam Hewison released a video yesterday regarding Monday’s bearish move and where it occurred in context and what it might mean for the broader market - it’s definitely worth viewing to see his views and price projections. Entitled “The Dow Crash,” though it isn’t as tragic as it sounds, Hewison takes us through line, bar, and candle charts on the Daily and Weekly ...