samedi 19 novembre 2011
pourquoi ?
vendredi 18 novembre 2011
ce vendredi sur RADIOPIRATE.COM avec Jeff...
Steve Cohen is one of the best stock-pickers on the planet.
jeudi 17 novembre 2011
5 X Vegas = Macau
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s1f0VSRsu0U
mercredi 16 novembre 2011
Deux dirigeants de la Réserve fédérale américaine se sont prononcés mardi en faveur d'un nouveau plan de soutien à la croissance économique, ce à quoi s'est opposé le président de la Fed de Saint-Louis James Bullard.
Ces divisions illustrent les difficultés du président de la Fed Ben Bernanke à trouver un consensus autour de l'idée que l'institut d'émission doit faire tout ce qui est en son pouvoir pour remettre sur pied le marché de l'emploi.
John Williams, président de la Fed de San Francisco et Charles Evans, président de la Fed de Chicago, ont en effet tous deux fait référence à un taux de chômage très élevé pour démontrer qu'un soutien à la reprise économique était nécessaire.
"Une action continue de la Réserve fédérale est nécessaire au soutien d'une économie fragile", a déclaré John Williams lors d'un discours en Arizona.
Il a toutefois ajouté qu'il souhaitait attendre que de nouvelles données confirment le recul de l'inflation avant de lancer un nouveau programme de relance.
Charles Evans, connu pour ses prises de positions plus tranchées en faveur d'une action forte de la Fed, a estimé que ces mesures devaient être prises immédiatement.
"Dans la mesure où nous ne constatons pas d'amélioration satisfaisante (...) je pense qu'un nouveau programme de rachat d'actifs consoliderait notre engagement en faveur d'une politique accommodante", a-t-il déclaré à la presse après un discours à New York.
Le rachat de titres adossés à des crédits immobiliers pourrait également assainir un marché immobilier en difficulté, a-t-il ajouté.
La Fed a abaissé ses taux d'intérêts à un niveau proche de zéro au moins jusqu'en 2013 il y a près de trois ans et a racheté 2.300 milliards de dollars d'obligations.
mardi 15 novembre 2011
un petit stock à watcher
http://www.twinbutteenergy.com/
take the money and run....
LinkedIn Corp.'s employees and early backers plan to sell more than 6.7 million shares as they try to reap the gains from a rapid run-up in the online professional networking service's market value.
CEO Jeff Weiner wants to sell more than 372,000 shares,among LinkedIn's management. The company listed the amounts in a regulatory filing Monday.
After two years as LinkedIn's CEO, Weiner is in line for a $29 million windfall from the sale. That's based on Monday's closing price of $78.49 for LinkedIn's shares. The stock sold for $45 per share in an initial public offering completed in May.
....alors si la compagnie a 135 millions de membres....pourquoi ils veulent décrisser.?
voyage
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/eLong-Reports-Third-Quarter-prnews-4027875255.html?x=0&l=1
lundi 14 novembre 2011
buy sell buy sell buy sell
Groupon, Inc. (NASDAQ: GRPN) is trading lower this morning. What we knew going into this week was that Monday would mark the start of stock options trading in Groupon. This allows traders to create a synthetic short sale by buying a put option. It also allows investors and speculators the chace to get long without ponying up the full amount by buying call options or even by taking a riskier trade of selling put options.
CNBC has also just reported that a boutique named Northcoast Securities has issued a SELL rating on the stock. Apparently they have the same concerns we have on the stock.
en fin de semaine un groupe d'analyste avait un buy target de 32$
les bonnes nouvelles sont demandées..en .criss!
Bombardier Inc.'s Bombardier Commercial Aircraft will debut a full-scale flight deck demonstrator for the all-new C Series aircraft at the Dubai air show, which opens on Nov. 13.
Visitors to the Bombardier C Series aircraft dome, situated at P1, will experience first-hand the most advanced flight deck demonstrator in the industry.
"The all-new design of the C Series aircraft flight deck benefits from the latest avionics technology and will set the new standard," said Robert Dewar, vice-president and general manager, C Series, Bombardier Commercial Aircraft. "The C Series aircraft flight deck features a number of state-of-the-art communication and navigation aids, developed with the future in mind. Our integrated design approach offers reduced costs through increased operational efficiency and reduced pilot training, while improving reliability. The result is a finely tuned human-machine interface, which the demonstrator allows visitors to experience.
mcdo
who is the typical customer of McDonald's? If you answer "the poor," you'd be wrong.
See, contrary to conventional wisdom, the poor actually don't eat a lot at McDonald's, but people in the middle class do:
Leigh and colleague DaeHwan Kim analyzed 1994-96 data from the Continuing Survey of Food Intakes by Individuals and the accompanying Diet and Health Knowledge Survey. The data included responses from 5,000 Americans who were asked about restaurant dining habits, income, race, gender, age and education.
The researchers found that people visited fast-food restaurants more often as their household income increased — at least up to a point. Fast-food visits rose along with annual income up to $60,000; beyond that, visits started to drop back down, replaced by full-service, sit-down dining at slightly higher prices.
Based on the data, the researchers described the typical fast-food consumer as a lower-middle income head of household, who is budget-conscious and harried and likes the convenience and low price of fast food, compared with other restaurants. Poor people, by contrast, can't easily afford fast-food "value meals," and the poorest, who may rely on the FNS Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP, certainly can't use food stamps at McDonald's.