Carrie Luckner, manager of Covestor's Long-Short Hedged model, has taken short positions in Netflix and Chipotle Mexican Grill. Here are her reasons.
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social game developer Scoreloop in a bid to boost development of social and collaborative gaming applications for its devices. RIM says on its developer’s blog
We think we’re smarter than the Greeks. We aren't. We are making the same mistakes and we share the same fate unless we make changes now!
Jim Wright and John Fattibene of Harvest Financial were recently guests on HealthyLife.net's News @ 7 to discuss their Dividend, Quality and Value focus
Selling a stock short and betting it will fall is sometimes considered immoral. Portfolio manager Michael Arold disagrees and presents his reasons.
Tom Konrad says owning a wind farm is about to become less risky. Wind power is cheap and clean and producers should now enjoy reduced variability of returns.
growth territory, and China has shown the ability to both slow and increase the pace of its economic activity. “China still has many arrows in their quiver to
Sprint Nextel was purchased because of bullish fundamentals and technicals. The macro fundamentals for the financial services sector remains negative in the near term due to continued high unemployment
Editor’s note: As of 9/20/11 Lucas Krupinski no longer manages a Covestor model Lucas Krupinski manages Covestor’s Small Cap Fundamentals model, which seeks to generate returns through a variety of methods including holding long term positions, trading around short term positions and seeking exposure to investments that generate current income. Krupinski recently […]
Average Man Lived an Adventurous Life, which details his life travels through more than 125 countries. He also manages Covestor's Opportunistic and Adventurous
Solar, Inc. was now available for public trading landed in my inbox. It's currently trading under the symbol (PINK: PSWWD.PK) but will transition to PSWW.PK on
There’s mounting pressure for large multinationals to report to their shareholders on the working standards at their international suppliers. On 5/30, the New York Times noted that Wal-Mart (NYSE: WMT) is the latest to face these questions: At its annual shareholder meeting on Friday, the New York City pension funds, which […]