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(PFF) Bond Market’s Glimpse Into 2009
Bond Market’s Glimpse Into 2009 On Friday, Treasuries posted their first weekly loss since October - even as Middle East tensions pushed yields up again. As the year draws to a close, Treasuries have come out as the clear asset-class winner in 2008. But they may have reached...
6Jan2009 | InvestmentU | 0 comments | Continued(USO) How to Keep your Gas Prices Low
How to Keep your Gas Prices Low by Keith Fitz-Gerald Investment Director, Money Morning Thursday, December 18, 2008: Issue #903 Editors Note: Oil and gas are back in the headlines today. But we’ve heard very few good ways investors can take advantage of what - in all likelihood...
26Dec2008 | InvestmentU | 0 comments | Continued(USO) Will The Price of Oil Per Barrel Drop to $20?
Will The Price of Oil Per Barrel Drop to $20? In a sharp reversal from earlier this year, when traders were looking at $147 barrels of oil and pundits claimed it would never go below $100 ever again, the price of crude oil continues to make new lows. Oil hovers around $43.71...
17Dec2008 | InvestmentU | 0 comments | Continued(PBS) Video-o-rama: Is the worst of the credit crisis over?
A heavy batch of interesting video clips has appeared over the past few days as pundits were debating whether the worst of the credit crisis was over and what to make of the stock market’s bounce. I am again pre-empting the customary Sunday edition of the “Words from the...
31Oct2008 | prieur | 0 comments | Continued(DHS) (LLL) - L-3 Communications - ended June with record funded backlog of $11 billion
One of the recent contracts awarded to L-3 Communications (LLL) was an $18 million contract by the U.K. Ministry of Defense (MoD), Royal Air Force. L-3 continues to outperform its peers in both the growth and income categories. The company’s ROE of 13% is above the industry...
10Sep2008 | Shawn | 0 comments | ContinuedDead Men Walking
This post is a guest contribution by Bennet Sedacca*, President of Atlantic Advisors Asset Management Dead Man Walking – Originally, a phrase in a poem by Thomas Hardy in 1909, but later in a work of non-fiction by Sister Helen Prejean, A Roman catholic nun and one of the Sisters...
31Aug2008 | prieur | 0 comments | Continued