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notablecalls.blogspot.com
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Jan 08, 2009
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TPL, RHI
Citi is out with an interesting call on Robert Half International (NYSE: RHI) adding it to their Top Picks Live (TPL) as favorite Sell idea within their Business & Professional Services universe.Why Now? — Over the past couple of months, evidence has mounted that deteriorating economic condition...
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Analyst Downgrade Onslaught Continues (ASML, CMG, FORM, GFIG, ICE, KLAC, MSSR, MPEL, MRG, PEET, PRXI, PHM, RGLD, JAVA, TCK, TER, UDR, VNO)
247wallst.com
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Jan 08, 2009
This morning was a shocker on just how many analyst downgrades and very negative calls were out from Wall Street analysts. The sad part is this is only part of...
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alleyinsider.com
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Jan 08, 2009
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YHOO, MSFT
Boomtown's Kara Swisher talked to a "source close to Microsoft's thinking" about rumors that several unnamed Silicon Valley executives were planning to borrow money from Microsoft (MSFT), buy Yahoo (YHOO) at $13 per share, and then sell Yahoo's search to Microsoft. The source did not react kindly, c...
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tickersense.typepad.com
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Jan 08, 2009
Initial jobless claims can't fall! The press has bombarded us with headlines about how initial jobless claims fell from a week ago; but to us that is an oxymoron. It is the same as saying the economy contracted by -2% in the fourth quarter to grow by 4% (versus 6% growth a year ago). Nothing real...
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blog.ockhamresearch.com
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Jan 08, 2009
As soon as President elect Obama began to float his ideas of economic stimulus by means of public works among other proposals, many savvy investors began to seek out investments that would benefit from such a plan. The details of Mr. Obama’s stimulus measures are still being debated, but there is l...
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collegeanalysts.com
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Jan 08, 2009
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AA, INTC
Stephen Frankola sends: Some reflections on 2008:
The presidential candidate promising “change” has now promised to deliver more of the same (but worse)… bigger deficits, bigger government, more spending, and more bloat.
I changed my major from finance to accounting due to my observations and expec...
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