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I don't understand these charts I mostly trade on my understanding of the businesses related to my field. The best purchases I made were all in the video game sector.
Ether_Snake said:I don't understand these charts I mostly trade on my understanding of the businesses related to my field. The best purchases I made were all in the video game sector.
I would love to see those charts but for some reason I can't zoom in on them.RSTEIN said:Attention Marvel, Ubisoft, Bethesda, Intel employees: I've created a blog that I hope can set up some interesting trade ideas for us. I've noticed that we're all kind of doing our own thing without rhyme or reason. I was going to start posting charts here but I figured it would be easier via a blog. These are the charts I use to trade everyday (i.e. how I make a living). Here's the url:
http://cloudcluster.blogspot.com/
The first post explains why I'm taking my Amazon money off the table.
tarius1210 said:I would love to see those charts but for some reason I can't zoom in on them.
Oh my god...my heart skipped a beat for a second when I saw your post. I think it is error since only one trade occurred at that price. The price $7.91 seems to be half the price of the trade that took place (which would be $15.82).Ether_Snake said:WHY IS INTC DOWN 49% IN AH??!
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB124044520714145711.htmlWall Street wasn't rattled by newly disclosed details of the government's stress tests of 19 large financial institutions, even though the banks could face hundreds of billions of dollars in additional losses.
Federal bank regulators are expected on Friday to start sharing preliminary results of stress tests with the banks that have been scrutinized since February. The findings are expected to be made public next week.
Wednesday, analysts scrambled to assess the latest implications of the government's criteria after The Wall Street Journal released details of a confidential document that the Federal Reserve gave banks in February.
General Motors Corp. is planning to temporarily close most of its U.S. factories for up to nine weeks this summer because of slumping sales and growing inventories of unsold vehicles, three people briefed on the plan said Wednesday. Analysts say the company could be seeing sales decline because of talk about a potential bankruptcy.
Yes...oh god yes. Bought some Ultrashort ETFs. SKF is in the low 60's right now. I'll probably buy a bit more in the coming weeks and hope it goes back over 100. I don't trust the bookkeeping of the banks. I don't believe the forclosure problem has gone away. Jobs will still be lost, so more houses are going to be abandoned. Property values still have a ways to go down here in Miami, and FL is a big part of the national problem. The banks have to take a hit again this year. PEACE.tarius1210 said:Government, Banks Seem on the Same Page; Big Losses Are Looming
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB124044520714145711.html
Anyone short on financials?
Hank Paulson, Treasury secretary at the time, told Lewis in December that the management and board of directors of Bank of America would be removed if the deal wasn't closed, Cuomo said in a letter summarizing his findings to regulators and legislators.
Paulson told Cuomo's office that he made the threat at the request of Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke, according to Cuomo's letter. Read the full letter here.
This and other facts unearthed by the probe raise questions about the transparency of the government's Troubled Asset Relief Program, as well as corporate governance and disclosure practices at Bank of America, Cuomo wrote.
Cuomo's findings show how aggressive the Treasury and the Fed have been in trying to stabilize the financial system in the face of the worst credit crisis and recession for decades.
tarius1210 said:http://www.marketwatch.com/news/story/paulson-threatened-lewis-seal-merrill/story.aspx?guid=%7B44D09600-944A-4A04-8AB9-919E166E0AF4%7D&dist=msr_9
What, wasn't already known that the government forced BofA to acquire Merill Lynch?
Zyzyxxz said:pretty much, I knew since the beginning the government wanted BofA to buy it.
Just that the media hasn't attacked the government for this decision. SHould have let them fail or been bought up on their own.
Cloudy said:Who do they attack? Bush and Paulson are gone..
(For accompanying story, double-click on [ID:nT225054])
TOKYO, April 24 (Reuters) - Following are consensus estimates
for net profit at major Japanese electronics for the last and
current financial year, as well as the companies' own estimates
for the past financial year.
Figures are in billions of yen. Numbers in parentheses next
to the company names show the number of analysts' polled by
Thomson Reuters.
Numbers in parentheses next to figures are percentage changes
from a year earlier.
The percentage change for the 2009/10 consensus is based on
the 2008/09 consensus.
Sharp Corp (6753.T) will report on Monday, followed by Canon
Inc (7751.T) on Thursday. Nintendo Co Ltd (7974.OS) will report
on May 7, Sony Corp (6758.T) on May 14 and Panasonic Corp
(6752.T) on May 15.
The business year ends on March 31 for Sharp, Nintendo, Sony
and Panasonic, while Canon closes its books on Dec. 31.
2008/09 2008/09 2009/10
(consensus) (company) (consensus)
SHARP(21) -122.6 -130.0 -44.3
NINTENDO(24) 243.3(-5 pct) 230.0(-11 pct) 329.0(+35 pct)
SONY(19) -175.3 -150.0 -109.6
PANASONIC(18) -385.6 -380.0 -110.9
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CY2008 result CY2009 CY2009
(company) (company) (consensus)
CANON(21) 309.1(-37 pct) 98.0(-68 pct) 79.4(-74 pct)
(Reporting by Kiyoshi Takenaka)
Agreed.RSTEIN said:You have to be very, very careful in this market. It's obvious to me that there are vast sums out there being triggered by buy programs and quant funds. It's really distorting the market. The market is very tense right now.
tarius1210 said:RSTEIN, thanks for pointing out CPB on your blog. I'll be doing a bit more research on them.
KFT is trading at the the same level as well and looks pretty attractive.
Ummmm....okayApril 25 (Bloomberg) -- State Street Bank and Trust Co., manager of a 401(k) investment fund for General Motors Corp. employees, has sold the majority of its shares in the automaker on concern that the stock could lose all value in a bankruptcy.
State Street sold 75 million shares, or about 12.4 percent of GM outstanding common stock, between March 31 and yesterday, Julie Gibson, a GM spokeswoman, said yesterday in an interview. It held most of those shares in a 401(k) fund for 29,800 employees and retirees. The fund is one of several options available in the GM employee-retirement savings plan.
The investment company held a total of 103 million GM shares at the end of the year, according to Bloomberg data.
State Street notified employee investors of the move in a letter, saying that the trustee is authorized to sell the shares if there is serious concern about GMs viability as a going concern or if there is no short-term possibility of recouping substantial proceeds from the sale of the stock in bankruptcy.
State Street made the determination that this standard had been met due to the economic climate and the circumstances surrounding GMs business, it said in the letter, which was included in a filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
The sell-off probably concluded yesterday, State Street said in the letter.
Hannah Grove, a spokeswoman for parent company State Street Corp., didnt immediately respond to telephone and e-mail messages seeking comment.
GM fell 92 percent over the last year and is operating with $13.4 billion in U.S. loans. President Barack Obama has given the Detroit-based automaker until June 1 to restructure its debts or file for bankruptcy court protection from creditors.
According to the filing, the funds from the sale were transferred to short-term fixed income investments. Plan participants have until May 29 to redirect their stake in the fund or the money will be moved to the employees default funds.
RSTEIN said:FUCK ME! I had a $18.70 stop on WFMI this morning. There was a small bid at 18.70 so my stop order was sent... and filled at 19.18. THERE WAS NEVER A TRADE A 18.70. FOR ONE SECOND SOME PERSON PUTS A BID AT 18.70 SO MY ENTIRE POSITION WAS SOLD... and then the stock rallied and is up 1.6%. FUCK
Yeah I'm heavily exposed to ATVI. I was waiting for people to move on this one. Excellent news. Prob more to come. What other companies are you in? What are your thoughts on EA? The market seems to want to buy them but I feel differently.Ether_Snake said:ATVI up nearly 7% after GS upgrade, and BHI up nearly 8% after earnings.
EDIT: STP up 10%
TheKingsCrown said:Yeah I'm heavily exposed to ATVI. I was waiting for people to move on this one. Excellent news. Prob more to come. What other companies are you in? What are your thoughts on EA? The market seems to want to buy them but I feel differently.