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Biotech Breakout
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StockRake
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Biotech stocks brokeout today. Its official uptrend for biotech. From this point forward buy the dips.
This is the chart I posted on May 30th. I was saying at that time that there are signs of a move happening in this sector and that new up trend is possible....
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Mosaic Chapter 15: On Avoiding Enron-itis!
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Fat Pitch Financials
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Continuing on my quest to fill in the missing chapters listed on Poor Man’s Mosaic, I recently finished reading “Chapter 15: On Avoiding Enron-itis!” In this chapter of Mosaic, Mohnish Pabrai discusses six red flags that might indicate...
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Sir John Templeton Interview with Charlie Rose
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Controlled Greed
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In May 1997, Charlie Rose conducted an hour-long interview with Sir John Templeton . The occasion was publication of Templeton's book, Worldwide Laws of Life: 200 Eternal Spiritual Principles . But as you'd expect, Rose takes the opportunity to...
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John Templeton, R.I.P.
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Controlled Greed
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I first encountered John Templeton in 1986 or 1987. It was either in the pages of Forbes, or one of his appearances on Louis Rukeyser's "Wall St. Week" PBS show. I also saw him on the old "Adam Smith" PBS program, and read his profile (along with that...
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Model Portfolio Video Review 7.8.08
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Self Investors
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Please click the image below to launch the video presentation which takes a look at current and past holdings of the Model Portfolio.
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Fed ready to extend bank aid
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Large US investment banks will be able to access emergency cash from the Federal Reserve into next year if market turmoil persists, Ben Bernanke said in a sign of the growing concern among policymakers that financial strains could continue for some time....
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Banks find way to cushion losses
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Banks are set to cushion the blow of more credit-related losses by using an accounting rule that enables them to record exceptional gains when their financial health deteriorates. The method, which has allowed US and European banks to use “mark to market”...
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Squeeze cuts off private equity profit source
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The credit crunch has cut off a big source of profits for private equity groups in Europe this year by shutting down the option for them to add new debt to companies they own solely to pay themselves a dividend. According to S&P LCD, the market information...
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UK struggles in private equity markets
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The UK was the worst performer of the world’s four biggest private equity markets last year, according to Ernst & Young research on the 100 biggest companies sold by buy-out firms in 2007. The UK’s biggest private equity exits, accounting for a fifth...
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Stability possible for leverage loans pricing as backlog declines
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The European leveraged loan market is showing new grounds for optimism in spite of the painful reality check dealt to prices in recent days, which has tainted the improvement in sentiment since the darkest days of February. The secondary market, where...
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