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Douglas A. McIntyre | Feb 24, 2007 at 9:59 AM EST

Citi’s Problems Continue For Prince

The SEC is looking into the tax treatment of Citigroup’s (C) purchase of Associates First Capital in 2000. The purchase…

Douglas A. McIntyre | Feb 24, 2007 at 8:30 AM EST

The Full Week of Cramer (FEB 20-23, 2007)

We did end up having a live MAD MONEY on Friday night, even though Cramer did not have a STOP…

Douglas A. McIntyre | Feb 23, 2007 at 6:22 PM EST

Cramer Changes His Stance on Sun Microsystems (SUNW)

Cramer also said on CNBC’s MAD MONEY that he has hated Sun Microsystems (SUWN-NASDAQ) for very long, but he said…

Douglas A. McIntyre | Feb 23, 2007 at 6:07 PM EST

Cramer Wants To Speculate on Biosite (BSTE)

Cramer has a speculative play that could be bought: BioSite (BSTE), a medical diagnostics company that you want to be…

Douglas A. McIntyre | Feb 23, 2007 at 5:43 PM EST

TXU To Be Acquired by KKR in Largest Deal of Its Type (TXU, BRK/A)

CNBC’s merger star watch dog and scoop artist David Faber just announced that TXU Corp. (TXU) will be acquired by…

Douglas A. McIntyre | Feb 23, 2007 at 3:32 PM EST

The Week of Cramer (FEB 20-23)

This wasn’t just a short week for the markets. It was a shortened week of Cramer as well. As usual,…

Douglas A. McIntyre | Feb 23, 2007 at 3:13 PM EST

Sourcefire Sets IPO Terms

Sourcefire, Inc. (FIRE-NASDAQ) has filed an amended IPO filing and the terms for the IPO have been set: It is…

Douglas A. McIntyre | Feb 23, 2007 at 1:06 PM EST

Companies Management Can’t Fix: Majesco Entertainment (COOL)

Majesco Entertainment (COOL-NASDAQ) may have a very hard time surviving if it can’t find a way to recapitalize. It recently…

Douglas A. McIntyre | Feb 23, 2007 at 11:14 AM EST

Brazilian Homebuilder IPO: Gafisa SA (GFA)

Gafisa SA, a Brazilian homebuilder, has filed for an IPO in the United States. Since it already trades on the…

Douglas A. McIntyre | Feb 23, 2007 at 10:57 AM EST

Would A Private Equity Firm Buy Chrysler? No.

The Financial Times is saying that several private equity firms are looking hard at buying Chrysler from its German parent…

Douglas A. McIntyre | Feb 23, 2007 at 10:32 AM EST

Earnings Season Ends

From Ticker Sense Wal-Mart’s (WMT) report on Tuesday marked the end of fourth quarter earnings season. For the quarter, 67%…

Douglas A. McIntyre | Feb 23, 2007 at 10:30 AM EST

Wall Street Likely to Yawn Despite Another Blowout Quarter for Chesapeake Energy

By Chad Brand of Peridot Capitalist The hardest thing for value investors oftentimes is to stand by one’s convictions, even…

Douglas A. McIntyre | Feb 23, 2007 at 9:44 AM EST

Conolog Jumps on Unquantified Orders (CNLG)

This morning Conolog Corp (CNLG-NASDAQ) is up big after it issued a press release saying it sold 19 PTR Systems…

Douglas A. McIntyre | Feb 23, 2007 at 9:39 AM EST

“Top Corporate Citizens” Don’t Alway Make Money For Investors

A magazine called Corporate Responsibility Officer puts out a list of the top corporate citizens. Investors should hope that some…

Douglas A. McIntyre | Feb 23, 2007 at 8:44 AM EST

Yum!my Down on Rats (YUM)

If you are a restaurant chain, what is the second worst thing that can happen? A LIVE rat infestation caught…

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Citi’s Problems Continue For Prince

The Full Week of Cramer (FEB 20-23, 2007)

Cramer Changes His Stance on Sun Microsystems (SUNW)

Cramer Wants To Speculate on Biosite (BSTE)

TXU To Be Acquired by KKR in Largest Deal of Its Type (TXU, BRK/A)

The Week of Cramer (FEB 20-23)

Sourcefire Sets IPO Terms

Companies Management Can’t Fix: Majesco Entertainment (COOL)

Brazilian Homebuilder IPO: Gafisa SA (GFA)

Would A Private Equity Firm Buy Chrysler? No.

Earnings Season Ends

Wall Street Likely to Yawn Despite Another Blowout Quarter for Chesapeake Energy

Conolog Jumps on Unquantified Orders (CNLG)

“Top Corporate Citizens” Don’t Alway Make Money For Investors

Yum!my Down on Rats (YUM)

The Spendthrift Clause: One Paragraph That Keeps Your Son’s Divorce, and His Creditors, Away From the Money You Leave Him.

At 59½ Your 401(k) Quietly Unlocks While You’re Still Working. The In-Service Rollover Nobody in HR Will Ever Mention to You.

The Overtime Tax Break Only Counts the “Half,” Not the “Time-and-a-Half.” Most Workers Are Overestimating It by Double

The Spendthrift Clause: One Paragraph That Keeps Your Son's Divorce, and His Creditors, Away From the Money You Leave Him.

At 59½ Your 401(k) Quietly Unlocks While You're Still Working. The In-Service Rollover Nobody in HR Will Ever Mention to You.

The Spendthrift Clause: One Paragraph That Keeps Your Son’s Divorce, and His Creditors, Away From the Money You Leave Him.

At 59½ Your 401(k) Quietly Unlocks While You’re Still Working. The In-Service Rollover Nobody in HR Will Ever Mention to You.

Latest Articles

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Citi’s Problems Continue For Prince

The Full Week of Cramer (FEB 20-23, 2007)

Cramer Changes His Stance on Sun Microsystems (SUNW)

Cramer Wants To Speculate on Biosite (BSTE)

TXU To Be Acquired by KKR in Largest Deal of Its Type (TXU, BRK/A)

The Week of Cramer (FEB 20-23)

Sourcefire Sets IPO Terms

Companies Management Can’t Fix: Majesco Entertainment (COOL)

Brazilian Homebuilder IPO: Gafisa SA (GFA)

Would A Private Equity Firm Buy Chrysler? No.

Earnings Season Ends

Wall Street Likely to Yawn Despite Another Blowout Quarter for Chesapeake Energy

Conolog Jumps on Unquantified Orders (CNLG)

“Top Corporate Citizens” Don’t Alway Make Money For Investors

Yum!my Down on Rats (YUM)

The Spendthrift Clause: One Paragraph That Keeps Your Son’s Divorce, and His Creditors, Away From the Money You Leave Him.

At 59½ Your 401(k) Quietly Unlocks While You’re Still Working. The In-Service Rollover Nobody in HR Will Ever Mention to You.

The Overtime Tax Break Only Counts the “Half,” Not the “Time-and-a-Half.” Most Workers Are Overestimating It by Double

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The Spendthrift Clause: One Paragraph That Keeps Your Son's Divorce, and His Creditors, Away From the Money You Leave Him.

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