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Daily Archives: October 14, 2008

Johnson & Johnson (JNJ) Beats

The market needed Johnson & Johnson (JNJ) to come though with big numbers to show that the consumer goods and medical devices markets, which to a large extent depend on ...
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Top Pre-Market Analyst Upgrades (AOC, BAC, CR, DOV, FSLR, HPT, MMM, MMC, MA, SPWRA, TROW, V, WU)

These are some of the top analyst upgrades we are seeing in early hours of pre-market trading this Tuesday morning:AON Corp. (AOC) Raised to Buy at Goldman SachsBank Of America ...
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Angrybear

Bad Start For Earnings: Pepsi (PEP) Tanks

The early wave of third quarter earnings stepped on a banana. Pepsi (PEP) numbers were awful and they cost a lot of people their jobs.Globally, approximately 3,300 positions will be ...
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Time For Google (GOOG) To Dump Yahoo! (YHOO) Deal

Yahoo! (YHOO) needs the deal for Google (GOOG) to sell search advertising for the portal company more than Google needs it. The world's largest search firm may make a modest ...
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Merck (MRK): More Trouble With Vioxx

A lot of people believe that Merck (MRK) knew a lot more about the dangers of its arthritis drug Vioxx than the company ever let on. Heart problems were apparently ...
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Earnings On Deck: Only Nine Companies Will Matter

Analysts assume third quarter earnings for the companies in the S&P 500 will be bad. But, looking at the number which is the average of all firms in the index ...
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Treasury

Paulson’s New Plan: The Good Guys Get Gored (JPM)(MS)(GS)(C)

One size fits all. That is the reasoning behind Treasury's plan to invest money in a number of large banks by purchasing preferred shares.Jamie Dimon of JP Morgan (JPM) and ...
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Media Digest 10/14/2008 Reuters, WSJ, NYTimes, FT, Bloomberg

According to Reuters, the Treasury will make $250 billion directly into banks. Ciitgroup (C) and JPMorgan (JPM) would get $26 billion each. Merrill Lynch (MER) and Bank of America (BAC) ...
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China

Asia Markets 10/14/2008 Furious Rally

Markets in Asia were up sharply. The Nikkei rose 14.3% to 9,456. Mitsubishi UFJ was up 14%. Toyota (TM) rose 15.5%. Honda (HMC) rose 17.8%.The Hang Seng moved up 4.4% ...
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