demain

Ce vendredi sur www.radiopirate.com avec Jeff Fillion et sa gang...

Coal \ l'effet Romney

http://www.alphanr.com

Shares of a number of coal mining companies rose after presidential candidate Mitt Romney voiced his support for the coal industry during the first debate leading up to the November elections.

Un bon support solide à 6.85$
Résistance 8.40$ et 9.25$
Après c'est la lune

Pousser le problème par en avant....très loin

Australia  plans to sell 16 1/2-year debt tomorrow, the longest-maturity bonds on record in government data stretching back three decades.

The 3.25 percent April 2029 issue is expected to yield around 17 to 20 basis points more than the April 2027 security, currently Australia’s longest-dated note, according to an e- mailed statement from the Australian Office of Financial Management. The funding arm said the syndicated issue will be of benchmark size, without providing further details.

OR / goldeux je vous aime

est-il temps de mettre tout notre fric dans les stocks 'gold' ? 

K.to Soon?

Les requins

http://www.clinton.com

Le Clinton group , une firme d'investissement privé a réussis à entrer sur le board et semble vouloir mettre de la pression sur la direction de la  chaîne de 550 magasins pour jeune filles et ados Wet Seal. Les dernier résultats ont annoncé des ventes en baisse de 13% mais la rumeur parle que les "requins" y croient et veulent redevenir n1 dans le marché

Les principaux compétiteurs sont les privées Charlotte Russe, Forever 21...et sûrement GAP

Specialty retailer The Wet Seal Inc. WTSLA.nasdaq announced this morning that it had reached an agreement with equity firm Clinton Group that resulted in four of the retailer’s directors resigning from the company’s board.

The Clinton Group had initiated a consent solicitation effort with Wet Seal’s shareholders, a kind of proxy proposal that does not require a shareholder meeting. A Clinton Group executive told Bloomberg that it had counted votes totaling more than 60% of outstanding shares supporting removal of board members.
Clinton Group owns about 6.9% of Wet Seal’s common stock and four of its nominees have been added to Wet Seal’s board. Three of Wet Seal’s directors will remain.