Thursday, October 15, 2015

Why Are These Stocks Surging Today? + MORE 2:49 pm Oct 15th

First Data Plunges Below Lowered IPO PriceAfter IPO’ing at $16 – well below the expected range – FDC has tumbled back from $16.41 opening highs on heavy voume to below its IPO price…     The question now is – where do the under writers defend it?

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This handbook provides an insightful set of articles on the impact of economics and game theory on the development of structures to solve market design problems. Bringing together the latest research in this growing field, the editors provide a detailed overview on how market mechanisms can be used to solve problems of matching and exchange…

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Morning News: October 15, 2015

– crossingwallstreet.com

China Economic Growth Seen Slowing Despite Policy Easing
Euro Falls as ECB Seen Upping the Ante on Missed Inflation Goals
Gold Steadies Off 3-1/2 Month High as Dollar Recovers
Millions of Social Security Recipients to Learn COLA Fate
Burberry Shares Dive on Weaker Asian Demand
Wal-Mart Heirs See $11 Billion Vanish in a Day on Share Fall
UnitedHealth Beats Street 3Q Forecasts
Netflix Blames Weak U…

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Why Are These Stocks Surging Today?

– insidermonkey.com

It’s Thursday and shareholders of BofI Holding, Inc. (NASDAQ:BOFI), and Five Prime Therapeutics Inc (NASDAQ:FPRX) are certainly happy as the value of their stakes in those stocks has soared by 17% and 52.79% respectively in early morning trading. Sentiment is improving around Bank of the…

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Unhealthy, Not Wealthy, and Far from WiseThe Changing Healthcare World Medicare Rate Shock Obamacare’s Silver Lining Everyone Pays Providers Under Pressure Medical ThunderDome How to Lower Healthcare Costs Unhealthy, Not Wealthy, and Far from Wise San Francisco, Portland, Jersey Shores, and New York
“The first wealth is health…

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Hot Links: Out the Window

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Watch the video inside.

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The Trouble With Monopolies

– ritholtz.com

The Trouble With Monopolies
Source: Business Insider
 
 
I missed the Democratic debate Tuesday evening, occupied as I was with listening to classic rock from the 1970s. What would have interested me in that debate was the discussion of the proper role of regulation in modern capitalism.
The U.S. doesn’t seem to engage in the topic like one might expect in a mature, developed economy…

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Even when finances are tight, there are several strategies to make the most out of your income.

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Wal-Mart Shares plunged 10% Wednesday on profit warnings, the biggest one day decline in 25 years. The company blamed higher wages, e-commerce competition, and lower prices. Wal-Mart Chief Executive Doug McMillon said a $1.5 billion investment in wages and training, including raising the minimum store wage to $10 an hour from $9, were needed to improve customer service and would account for three-quarters of the expected 6 percent to 12 percent drop in earnings per share next year…

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from Royalty Gateway http://www.royaltygateway.com/why-are-these-stocks-surging-today-more-249-pm-oct-15th/
First Data Plunges Below Lowered IPO PriceAfter IPO’ing at $16 – well below the expected range – FDC has tumbled back from $16.41 opening highs on heavy voume to below its IPO price…     The question now is – where do the under writers defend it?

Continue Reading On zerohedge.com/ »

This handbook provides an insightful set of articles on the impact of economics and game theory on the development of structures to solve market design problems. Bringing together the latest research in this growing field, the editors provide a detailed overview on how market mechanisms can be used to solve problems of matching and exchange…

Continue Reading On cfainstitute.org »

Morning News: October 15, 2015

– crossingwallstreet.com

China Economic Growth Seen Slowing Despite Policy Easing
Euro Falls as ECB Seen Upping the Ante on Missed Inflation Goals
Gold Steadies Off 3-1/2 Month High as Dollar Recovers
Millions of Social Security Recipients to Learn COLA Fate
Burberry Shares Dive on Weaker Asian Demand
Wal-Mart Heirs See $11 Billion Vanish in a Day on Share Fall
UnitedHealth Beats Street 3Q Forecasts
Netflix Blames Weak U…

Continue Reading On crossingwallstreet.com »

Why Are These Stocks Surging Today?

– insidermonkey.com

It’s Thursday and shareholders of BofI Holding, Inc. (NASDAQ:BOFI), and Five Prime Therapeutics Inc (NASDAQ:FPRX) are certainly happy as the value of their stakes in those stocks has soared by 17% and 52.79% respectively in early morning trading. Sentiment is improving around Bank of the…

[[ This is a content summary only…

Continue Reading On insidermonkey.com »

Unhealthy, Not Wealthy, and Far from WiseThe Changing Healthcare World Medicare Rate Shock Obamacare’s Silver Lining Everyone Pays Providers Under Pressure Medical ThunderDome How to Lower Healthcare Costs Unhealthy, Not Wealthy, and Far from Wise San Francisco, Portland, Jersey Shores, and New York
“The first wealth is health…

Continue Reading On investorsinsight.com »

Hot Links: Out the Window

– thereformedbroker.com

Watch the video inside.

Continue Reading On thereformedbroker.com »

The Trouble With Monopolies

– ritholtz.com

The Trouble With Monopolies
Source: Business Insider
 
 
I missed the Democratic debate Tuesday evening, occupied as I was with listening to classic rock from the 1970s. What would have interested me in that debate was the discussion of the proper role of regulation in modern capitalism.
The U.S. doesn’t seem to engage in the topic like one might expect in a mature, developed economy…

Continue Reading On ritholtz.com »

Even when finances are tight, there are several strategies to make the most out of your income.

Continue Reading On usnews.com »

Wal-Mart Shares plunged 10% Wednesday on profit warnings, the biggest one day decline in 25 years. The company blamed higher wages, e-commerce competition, and lower prices. Wal-Mart Chief Executive Doug McMillon said a $1.5 billion investment in wages and training, including raising the minimum store wage to $10 an hour from $9, were needed to improve customer service and would account for three-quarters of the expected 6 percent to 12 percent drop in earnings per share next year…

Continue Reading On globaleconomicanalysis.blogspot.com »

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