I bet you weren't expecting to see a TickerHound column here today. Well, that's because this is the first week of our new DAILY TickerHound column in the Tycoon Report.
Due to the tremendous success of our initial partnership which began roughly a month ago, TickerHound and Tycoon decided to ...
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JUST A QUICK NOTE FROM US HERE AT THE TYCOON REPORT.
This week promises to be the busiest economic week for the entire year so far. And that means it's also the most potentially dangerous/profitable depending on which side of the market you're on. As such, I've expanded this weeks Economic Calendar ...
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I COULD TELL IT WAS GONNA BE ONE OF THOSE MORNINGS AS SOON AS I WOKE UP
You know the type of morning I'm talking about...
The kind of morning where the very first thing you do is stub your toe hard on your bed post...the kind of morning where you walk downstairs and don't realize until it's too late ...
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The Federal Reserve is set to meet on January 30th. Many thought that would be the day they would cut interest rates. Wall Street still believes that they will cut interest rates on that day, but it caught everyone off guard when they cut rates on Tuesday (1/22/08).
They cut rates by 75 basis point ...
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO TICKERHOUND!
The site has officially turned 1 month old! We sent out our very first launch announcement on December 18th and haven't slowed down a bit since.
In 4 short weeks, we've come a very long way in our mission to educate and empower individual investors. One ...
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I was on the Fox Business channel yesterday morning, and while waiting to go on, I watched our Treasury Secretary Hank Paulson deliver what was supposed to be a reassuring speech. Not to put too fine a point on it, but our illustrious head of the Treasury looked like a deer caught in the headlights ...
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This is the bloodiest market we've seen in over 5 years, and there will be times when you want to step in and buy stocks at bargain basement prices.
But in bloody markets like this, there's a better way to buy stocks than going out there and just entering the order to buy ("X" number ...
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It’s good to know that in the realm of mistake making that we are not alone. China has a long history of stealing err… I mean copying from the United States. It seems that they are in the process of duplicating one of our worst policy decisions from the 1970s.
Price Controls!
In an attempt ...
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Today I'll give you one way to profit from the Real Estate Meltdown.
Here's a topic that really hits home. So much so, that you may even have felt turned off by the subject-line of the email. But it's not just the real estate market that's falling apart; families are falling apart, as well. ...
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The Lesson...
What a week, what a week!
ChaosNantuko asked the question that I’ve been dying to see someone ask on TickerHound:
Has the current subprime crisis caused these subprime assets to become UNDER-valued?
Now that is an AMAZING question, and let me explain why...
First off, at some ...
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SINGAPORE INVESTMENT CORP. KOREAN INVESTMENT CORP. KUWAIT INVESTMENT AUTHORITY. MIZCHO CORPORATE BANK.
Remember those names ladies and gentlemen: there's a good chance that every time you trade a stock or borrow money from a bank that it'll be those firms that will profit.
Let me ...
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Housecleaning...
I recommended Citigroup (Symbol: C) last Tuesday at just over $28 per share. At that price, I believe it is a good buy. I could be wrong, but I think that I am right. Every single time that I recommend a stock some people disagree with me. It takes courage ...
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Wow, what a ride! We have chairman Bernanke’s statement to thank for yesterday’s volatility.
Let me be clear, I am not a fan of this new Fed Chairman.
The chairman of the Fed has to project a clear message to the Street. This guy has failed in that job miserably. One ...
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What to buy, what to buy. Hmm. Well, everyone's been yappin' about Citigroup (myself included) because now they're paying about 8%. The company said they plan to keep the dividend, but many people are doubting that. Okay, okay, okay - whatever. Forget about it for now. ...
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WHEN THE JAPANESE DID IT TO US IN THE 80s, IT WAS DIFFERENT.
At the time, they were buying up American assets like a drunk lotto winner buying former co-workers drinks at Happy Hour.
Hollywood powerhouse Columbia Pictures. New York landmark Rockefeller Center. You name it, and it seemed ...
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