Stocks discussed in Jim Cramer's Stop Trading! program, Monday December 1. J.Crew (JCG), Apple (AAPL) Cramer didn’t think the huge drop in the Dow was a reason to panic, but saw the decline as a natural reaction to the harried mark-ups last week by money managers who were struggling to compensate for a lackluster November. The government’s aid to Citigroup, Fannie and Freddie are si...
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Stocks discussed in the in-depth session of Jim Cramer’s Mad Money TV program, Monday December 1. Tough but Fair? Fannie Mae (FNM), Freddie Mac (FRE), Citigroup (C)
Markets pulled their socks up last week, with global equities putting some distance between the November lows and Friday’s close. The FTSE 100 enjoyed a 13% weekly gain, while the Dow, S&P500 and Nasdaq are up 17.1%, 19.9% and 18.3% from the November lows respectively. The week started well with traders liking what they saw in the massive bailout of Citigroup (C). The US government ef...
TARP Global economic concerns, fears of a global economic slowdown as well as disappointing readings of manufacturing activity adding fuel to the fears of investors and main street America as well as, around the world. The major U.S. market indices posted a heavy selloff consisted of triple digit losses, into the closing bell. The DOW posted its fourth worst point loss in history, today as we b...
Recall, in late March I predicted here the dollar was overdue for a rally. Ninety-six percent of you cursed me. The other 4% pocketed an easy 20% or so (more if you played the options market). But after such a swift run - mind you similar moves in currencies typically take years, not months - is the dollar rally finally coming unhinged? Legendary investor Jim Rogers seems to think so… As...
Reverse spilts are the tools of companies which cannot keep their share prices up through good management and sound operation. Most firms that resort to them want to keep their stocks above $1 to keep NYSE or Nasdaq listing or to trade above $5 to meet the investment standards of certain institutional investors.Fannie Mae (FNM) is considering a reverse split so that it can stay on the NYSE. It ...
Stocks expected to move significantly in trading on Friday include the auto makers and home builders as well as AIG, ArcelorMittal, Bank of America, Fannie Mae, Panasonic, Pilgrim's Pride, STMicro and Yahoo. Wall Street's Friday session will close early, at 1 p.m. U.S. Eastern. U.S. markets were closed Thursday for Thanksgiving.
Stocks expected to move significantly in trading on Friday include the auto makers and home builders as well as AIG, ArcelorMittal, Bank of America, Fannie Mae, Panasonic, Pilgrim’s Pride, and Yahoo. U.S. markets are closed Thursday for Thanksgiving. Wall Street’s Friday session will close early, at 1 p.m. U.S. Eastern.
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Early Tuesday morning, the federal government announced a new, massive $800B program to buy up bad debt and pump money into the sagging credit markets. According to a NYTimes article entitled: “U.S. Unveils New Programs to Ease Credit,” the program would be structured as follows:The Federal Reserve said that it would buy up to $600 billion in mortgage-backed assets from the governme...