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Filed under: Earnings reports, Yahoo! (YHOO), Dell (DELL), General Electric (GE), Pfizer (PFE), Ford Motor (F), General Motors (GM), Citigroup Inc. (C), Boeing Co (BA), Gap Inc (GPS), Limited Brands (LTD), salesforce.com inc (CRM)Dell Inc. (NASDAQ: DELL), the personal computer maker, is due to report its financial results after the market close. The company is expected to post a 9% drop in earn...

Topic: GENERAL Tags: HOW GENERAL ABOUT NASDAQ BUFFETT
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The major bull market range of 1982-2000 is nearing the 50/50 point in price and time.  Price is at a 50% retrace in one-half of the time of the bull market.  If the market bottoms here between now and January, we can all sit back and say “that was obvious”.  Of course, we all know that while it is going on, nothing is obvious.  This is why my motto is “finding the cycles is e...

Topic: TECHNICAL Tags: ABOUT MAY MOVE TRADING TAN
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These are some of the top early bird analyst upgrades and downgrades we are seeing this Thursday morning: Cepheid (CPHD) Started as Buy at Needham. Charles Schwab (SCHW) Raised to Market Perform at FBR. Diana Shipping (DSX) Raised to Overweight at JPMorgan. Gymboree (GYMB) Raised to Overweight at JPMorgan. Windstream (WIN) Raised to Overweight at JPMorgan. AMEDISYS (AMED) Cut to Hold at Deutsc...

Topic: GENERAL Tags: STREET SY
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Selloff sends markets to 5-year lows. U.S. stock and bond markets dropped to their lowest levels since the economic crisis began, on new concerns about rising defaults and the financial system's health. The stock market fell to a 5.5 year low, led by banks and financial institutions. Markets are now down 43.5% from an all-time high reached just over a year ago, and nearly all the gains from th...

Topic: GENERAL Tags: TAG ESTO HIGH MAY FALL
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Covering any part of the positives in this market has been literally as rewarding as jumping in the bear cage with the bears at the zoo. We have been refraining from doing as many stocks which are on 52-week lows as the list is just too many companies. But after the close we perused the entire S&P 500 and a few more large companies. We reached down in the barrel and found an extensive list...

Topic: GENERAL Tags: AUTO MAY REIT EACH OIL
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Stung by outsize investment losses, some of the nation’s biggest companies are pushing Congress to roll back rules requiring them to put more money into their pension funds, just two years after President Bush signed a law meant to strengthen the pension system, The New York Times’s Mary Williams Walsh reports. President Bush signed the Pension [...]

Topic: NEWS Tags: SY STM BACK LOSSES LOSS
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Some of the world’s top banks are backing a proposal to develop a mandatory central clearing system for the $55 trillion credit default swap market, The Financial Times reported. Dealer banks are stepping up efforts to back swaps clearing to head off a more radical overhaul, which includes a proposal to move trading of over-the-counter [...]

Topic: NEWS Tags: DEAL SAYS SY BACK HEAD
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It used to be a pretty good deal to work at a large US company for several decades and then retire with a pension and health benefits. A lot of that part of the American dream is heading out the window. The Big Three may not be able to fund the VEBA which they set up with the UAW. That would mean tens of thousands of retired auto employees might have to pay their own doctor bills. A large numbe...

Topic: GENERAL Tags: STEM JP DEAL MAY FED
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The U.S. financial system still needs at least $1 trillion to $1.2 trillion of tangible common equity to restore confidence and improve liquidity in the credit markets, according to a note from Friedman Billings Ramsey analyst Paul Miller said, according to Reuters. Eight financial companies — Citigroup, Morgan Stanley, Goldman Sachs , Wells Fargo, JPMorgan Chase, [...]

Topic: NEWS Tags: LIQUIDITY JP SAYS TAN GOLD
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A quick look at bank stocks would indicate that Wall St. is not terribly impressed with the Paulson $700 billion bailout plan. Citigroup (C), the whipping boy of the group, may be at a multi-year low. But, so is Goldman Sachs (GS), the most sublime of all US financial institutions. Even Jamie Dimon's JP Morgan (JPM), arguably the best run bank, has been pulled into the vortex of selling The tro...

Topic: GENERAL Tags: STEM RATES LIQUIDITY JP MAY