NFA Finds Africa, Texas Nexus for FIN FX
Anyone can put up an investment website claiming outsized returns. But many of these websites are fronts for unscrupulous individuals who have potent reasons for remaining anonymous.
Home » April 29th, 2011
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Buffett v. Sokol Coming to a Courtroom Soon?
Erstwhile Berkshire Hathaway (BRK.A, BRK.B) executive David Sokol could find himself in even more hot water.
Ten ETFs That Could Just Go Away
Combine all the exchange-traded funds and exchange-traded notes in the U.S., and you’ll find an asset class with a population of nearly 1,200, with combined assets under management north of $1 trillion.
Graphic Evidence: Genetic Technologies Soars on Cancer Test News
Australia-based Genetic Technologies Ltd. (GENE) advanced a step closer to marketing a genetic breast cancer test, and investors immediately drove the company’s stock up 85% at midday, when the stock was trading around $5.85.
Gamers Played in Sony PlayStation Hack
It seems like almost a weekly occurrence for a major financial institution to announce a massive data theft. But the recent hacking of Sony and Qriocity took millions of people by surprise.
Finance IQ: CAT Bond Market Unshaken by Japan Quake
It will take years to sort out the physical and financial damage from Japan’s huge earthquake in March. But the destruction for catastrophe (CAT) bond players was not as great as investors might expect from such a cataclysmic event.
An Opening for Netflix Shorts?
Trader Daily has long lamented the gyrations, trials and tribulations of Netflix shares. But the day short sellers have been waiting for may have arrived Monday when Netflix gave second-quarter guidance that falls short of Wall Street estimates.
Graphic Evidence: American Apparel Dodges Ch. 11
An unexpected dose of cash appears to have provided American Apparel a new lease on life
The Prince Cheers for His Citi
Prince Alwaleed is leading the rah-rah for Citi, reminding the world that the third-largest U.S. bank by assets will probably return capital to shareholders in 2012.
Bad Timing: British Praise for BP
If you can believe it, BP (BP) nearly won a safety award from a British industry trade association.
