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Daily Archives: August 16, 2007

Whole Foods (WFMI) Wins In OT

The issue of Whole Foods (WFMI) purchase of Wild Oats (OATS) moved over a huge hurdle today. The FTC has objected to the merger on the basis that the combination ...
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Cramer’s Bank Winner For After The Meltdown (WB, WFC, BAC)

On tonight's MAD MONEY on CNBC, Jim Cramer discussed why Wachovia (WB), Wells Fargo (WFC), and Bank of America (BAC) were all up big today; and some even higher than ...
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DELL: Fully Reporting Soon After Restatements & Internal Investigation Results (DELL, HPQ)

Dell (NASDAQ:DELL) has decided to do something that is probably not coincidental.  It announced that it has completed its internal investigation and will restate its financials.  Any shot this was ...
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Hewlett-Packard Earnings May Save The Day For Tech (HPQ, DELL, AAPL)

Hewlett-Packard (NYSE:HPQ) may have saved the day for technology.  The green machine posted $0.71 Non-GAAP EPS versus $0.66 estimates and $25.4 Billion revenues versus $24.1 Billion estimates.  Its 9% non-GAAP ...
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Schwab Up Despite Service Outage (SCHW, AMTD, ETFC, BAC, JPM)

If someone told you that Charles Schwab Corp. (NASDAQ:SCHW) was back in positive territory on the day the market fell 300 points in the DJIA AND on a day that ...
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Both Sides Of The Market Fears On Apple, H-P & Tech (AAPL, HPQ, DELL, RIMM, PALM, CSCO)

In the latest market malaise, note this isn't really a crash yet even if it feels like one, Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) has seen shares slide in a short period of 13 ...
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GM (GM) Gets Killed, Disney (DIS) Is Fine: The Beer And Hamburger Economy

With the market down 300 point in a day and off more than 10% from its recent highs, Wall St. is looking at some of the most active stocks and ...
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Sprint (S) Pumps Up Volume On WiMax

Sprint (S) has indicated that it will spend as much as $5 billion on its national WiMax network between now and 2010. It had already told Wall St. it would ...
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No Buyers For Charter (CHTR)

The market seems to agree with what 24/7 Wall St. wrote lates yesterday. No one will buy debt-laden Charter Communications (CHTR) and even controlling shareholder and billionaire Paul Allen does ...
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Can A New Dungeons & Dragons Version Insulate Hasbro From Current Toy Industry Woes? (HAS, MAT)

Mattel's (NYSE:MAT) recalls are quite well known now.  We know that Chinese toys are being checked and tested and complained about across the board, and rightfully so.  Chinese suppliers have ...
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Gappers: 52-Week Intraday Lows After Open (WMT, HD, MOT, AMGN, CFC, AMD, IP, MOT, USG)

It is always good to remember that just because stocks trade at intraday lows, it doesn't mean that they are going to stay that way or that they are going ...
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IPO Filing: Reliant Technologies, Cosmetic Lasers (PMTI, ELOS, CLZR)

Reliant Technologies, Inc. has filed to come public via an IPO with an undetermined ticker and undetermined exchange.  For filing purposes, it lists that it will sell up to $95 ...
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Ebay’s (EBAY) Skype VoIP Service Is Down

Ebay (EBAY) paid a lot of money for Skype. It ought to at least work. This AM the world's largest VoIP service is off-line as is the home website help ...
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Pre-Market Stock News (August 16, 2007)

(AMGN) Amgen announced 12-14% layoffs and lowered guidance for 2007.(ANX) ADVENTRX Pharma announces fast track designation granted by the FDA for CoFactor for treatment of metastatic colorectal cancer.(AUXL) Auxilium Pharma ...
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Bad Analyst Call Of The Day: AMD (AMD) By Credit Suisse

Credit Suisse started AMD (AMD) at 'underperform" today, with a price target of $13. Perhaps no one bothered to tell the analyst that is down 45% this year and is ...
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