JPMorgan Rolls the Dice in the Social Networking Game
JPMorgan Chase (JPM) is taking its foray into investing in social networking companies seriously.
JPMorgan Chase (JPM) is taking its foray into investing in social networking companies seriously.
Trader Daily has been beating the drum on the dangers of being short silver for a while now. But after this week’s action in the white metal, it seems evidence continues to mount that the path of least resistance is higher.
Tastykakes and Krimpets maker Tasty Baking Co. (TSTY) was up just shy of 30% Friday when its stock made a move that was not immediately comprehensible.
In a lengthy confessional with New York Magazine’s Steve Fishman, Bernie Madoff’s observations on the psychology of co-investors ring perversely true.
As markets reach eerie heights, the belief that they will fly even higher has created a stampede of new hedge fund kick offs.
With the maelstrom in Libya getting worse by the day, traders have certainly been having some fun with an array of stocks and exchange-traded funds that have been moving because of heightened political tensions in the North African nation.
When it comes to big bank dividends, perhaps the most discussed topic is when JPMorgan Chase (JPM), often regarded as one of the most financially sound major U.S. banks, is going to boost its dividend.
The National Futures Association is coming down hard on futures brokers who use misleading promotional material.
Trader Daily showcases ETF news that looks at ways funds are adapting to the global economy and the politics that go with it.
The mushroom cloud rising from the implosion of Lehman Brothers isn’t casting a shadow on disgraced Lehman head Dick Fuld, according to Fox’s Charlie Gasparino.
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