Monthly Archives: October 2012

124 posts

American Public Radio’s nationally aired Marketplace did a story this week on companies that create a new word to describe what they do. The story includes a mention of Covestor: The online financial services company Covestor lets customers mirror trades made by experienced investors. With the business model mapped out, the […]

You won’t believe what we almost called Covestor

It may heavily sway the next move for the XLK and the Nasdaq Composite.

Outlook Strategies

Why Apple’s report could be a market mover

Einhorn has harsh words for the Fed

The limits of QE3 will be revealed by the markets, he says.

Einhorn has harsh words for the Fed

"I'll take the risk of losing some top line in order to protect my bottom line."

Steve Wynn’s epic rant on discounts and customer experience

A very unusual admission from a highly candid CEO.

Steve Wynn: We’re raising our dividend because investors are chasing …

Wall Street may lean Republican, but investors actually do better during Democrat administrations.

Which party really looks out for investors?

Lewis: Why the market selloff doesn’t bother me

He says he's positioned to ride out a mediocre market in coming years.

Outlook Strategies

Lewis: Why the market selloff doesn’t bother me

A real concern, or overdone? Let's take a look.

Facebook’s fat finger problem

They're on the rise. That might not be good.

Why you should care about rising correlations

Stock valuations are attractive, but be wary of bonds

The Fed will continue to support asset prices, at least for the time being.

Stock valuations are attractive, but be wary of bonds

Best to analyze mortgage REITs with a long angle lens

Mortgage REITs don't track the stock market. They're leveraged bond funds.

Best to analyze mortgage REITs with a long angle lens

The stock's up over 20% in today's trading.

Five key takeaways from Facebook’s upbeat earnings