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Retail Investors Outperforming Professionals With Citigroup, Ford,
an... -08/21/09 at
11:14 AM CDTby Peter
York
In today's market, it's not the professionals
who are celebrating as much as the retail investors. Consider
three stocks that seem to show up in retail portfolios everywhere:
Citigroup Inc. (C), Ford Motor Company (F), and Sirius XM Radio Inc
(SIRI). Institutional ownership in these stocks are well
under 50% which suggests a significant retail...
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Citigroup Shares Rise After Share Collapse in
Japan -07/13/09 at 9:45
AM CDTby Peter York
Citigroup Inc. (C) shares in Tokyo had fallen
over 6% last night, with the Nikkei index down 2.55%. It
looks like Japanese Citigroup traders may have overreacted. This
morning, despite an analyst earnings warning, Citigroup shares are
up around 3%, suggesting that Tokyo's light trading of Citigroup
had little impact on United States trading. C...
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With Citigroup and Bank of America Leading The Way, The S&P 500
Is Ha... -02/23/09 at
6:45 PM CSTby Mahyar
Hashemi
Things are getting ugly in an unprecedented
way. Last month, The New York Times reported that the S&P
500 was having its worst decade yet as of the end of January 2009,
with a 5.1% ten year drop after accounting for inflation and
reinvested dividends. That beat the previous record of 1974
when the S&P 500 dropped 4.7% in a ten year per...
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The United States Oil Fund: A Way to Short The
Market? -02/19/09 at
6:34 PM CSTby Reggie
Abaca
With fewer people working in the United States,
fewer people have been driving. It had been assumed that this
would cause a new trend of falling consumption of oil, as was the
case in the early 1980's. But hold on there. Oil prices
shot up on Thursday after government data showed that oil
inventories unexpectedly fell and consumption may...
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