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Daily Archives: January 16, 2008

Europe Markets 1/16/2008 (BHP)(SAP)

Markets in Europe were sharply lower at 7.20 AM Eastern timeThe FTSE fell 1.6% to 5,930. BHP Billiton (BHP) was off 4.8% to 1413. Diageo was up 1.7% to 1014.The ...
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JPMorgan Chase EPS, Fuel For Bulls & Bears Alike (JPM)

JPMorgan Chase (NYSE: JPM) posted earnings of $3 Billion in net income with a generation of $0.86 EPS vs $0.92 estimates. Revenues were $18.275 Billion on a consolidated basis, while ...
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Apple (AAPL) Goes Up Against The Cable Companies

Most of the talk about Apple's (AAPL) new movie rental business centers around what will happen to bit players like Netflix (NFLX) and Blockbuster (BBI).While it is not clear that ...
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Some Stocks May Not See 52-Week Highs Again For Years (CSCO)(JPM)(AAPL)(T)

Consider the stocks which hit 52-week highs in 2007 and may not be back to those levels of years.JP Morgan (JPM) hit $53.25 and now trades at just above $39. ...
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Intel’s (INTC) Extraordinarily Good Quarter

The wind blowing on Wall St. is perverse and racked with fear. Traders will turn vicious in the face of reasonable results. They will not even spare their own financial ...
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Recession May Save CEO’s In Trouble (AMD, ALU, C, SYMC)

Recessions are no good, no fun, and we are for all practical purposes in one.  The government numbers just aren't yet there.  But if you are a CEO that was ...
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Yahoo!’s (YHOO) Audience Lead Over Google (GOOG) Shrinking

Even if Google (GOOG) is winning in the search engine market, Yahoo! (YHOO) does have the most unique visitors of any web operation. That may be changing as Google gains ...
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Media Digest 1/16/2008 Reuters, WSJ, NYTimes, FT, Barron’s

Accordiing to Reuters, Sony Ericsson posted strong results and said it was improving market share.Reuters writes that Intel (INTC) missed forecasts driving its shares down.Reuters reports that Boeing (BA) is ...
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Asia Markets 1/16/2008 (LFC)(HBC)

Markets in Asia fell sharply.The Nikkei fell 3.4% to 13,505. NEC fell 5% to 419. The Hang Seng fell 5.4% to 24,451. China Life (LFC) fell 7.6% to 33.45. CNOOC ...
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