Posted on Monday, 13th April 2009 by Cheyne
With Wells Fargo’s positive earnings last week, and earnings reports for JP Morgan, Citigroup and GE coming up in the next fortnight, I expect some very big moves this week in the financials.
I forsee traders will start buying up the above mentioned stocks and take a pretty big gamble that the results will be good, [...]
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Posted on Wednesday, 8th April 2009 by Cheyne
I am an avid user of StockTwits. Anytime I am at my computer I have it running in the background, and contribute occasionally. CNBC did a little story on it today and had founder Soren Macbeth on for it. They do diss it quite a bit indicating how very exploitable it is by stock promoters, [...]
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Posted on Tuesday, 24th March 2009 by Cheyne
Two bullish weeks in a row, and one hell of a Monday which pushed the Dow Jones up over 7 percent. Things are looking pretty good at the moment. Everyone loves trying to call the bottom, but it is all really just guesswork. Let’s spend a few minutes looking at just how much nobody has [...]
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Posted on Monday, 23rd March 2009 by Cheyne
A tirade of public outcry has been pointed at AIG execs who used about 160 million of the 180+ billion in TARP funds from the government to give themselves bonuses. The government has no legal right to block it, so there is nothing that can be done.
There are reports that most of the AIG execs [...]
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Posted on Sunday, 1st March 2009 by Cheyne
Today we are going to have a quick look at the differences in the top publicly traded companies by market cap. It probably isn’t anything you don’t know already, but it is always good to have it all laid out and exposed.
The top 10 publicly traded companies in the world in 2006, according to Forbes, [...]
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Posted on Sunday, 22nd February 2009 by Cheyne
What is the credit crisis? How did it start? Who’s fault is it? These are all questions that get thrown around a lot. They are also somewhat difficult to answer when the person you are talking to has no idea what ’sub-prime mortgages’ or ‘leverage’ means. These two simple videos give visual answers to these [...]
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Posted on Friday, 20th February 2009 by Cheyne
Yesterday Rick Santelli went on a huge rant on CNBC about the Obama Government bailing out the ‘losers’ who can’t pay their mortgage with the money of the ‘winners’ who paid theirs or didn’t opt for the enormous house they knew they couldn’t afford. It is a 5 minute video, worth watching whether you care [...]
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Posted on Thursday, 5th February 2009 by Cheyne
I am going to try and write an entire post on my blackberry during my commute to work and see how well it works as I haven’t really found the time to post in a while.
I follow the US stock market every single day, and pay particular attention to the big US banking stock prices. [...]
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Posted on Monday, 5th January 2009 by Cheyne
I happened to notice this a few minutes ago which I thought was pretty funny. Yahoo Finance currently has a featured bullish and bearish section of the main page, and one of the bearish stocks, is, you guessed it, Yahoo (YHOO).
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Posted on Tuesday, 30th December 2008 by Cheyne
This was originally a comment to Mike Arrington’s post here about a probable 50% revenue slowdown for content sites this quater, but the comment turned out to be very long so it has spun into a small post.
There are positives to this. If you are a business with a decent cash reserve, this can be [...]
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