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Continue reading →: Amazon: Should Investors Sleep Well?
Stocks are often evaluated by how the underlying business might perform in the future rather than how things are going right now. Therefore, companies whose main markets or products are under threat tend to have their stock price depressed. On the other hand, companies in new markets with huge growth…
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Continue reading →: Game theory: Why Varoufakis is wrong and there won’t be a deal soon.
Yanis Varoufakis have stated several times that soon there will be an agreement between the EU and Greece about the financing matters. He has based his opinion on the fact that both have more to lose if they don’t reach an agreement. Mr. Varoufakis has even used game theory to…
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Continue reading →: Earnings Digested: Coach Inc – The turnaround gains traction
Coach Inc (COH) presented last quarter’s results last week. The market reacted with optimism to the news that heavy discounting was largely stopped and encouraging sales in remodeled stores. Additionally, Stuart Vevers collection represented 90% of the women products on sale during the quarter. Photo Credit: gatoreena On the retail…
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Continue reading →: Market Outlook: The U-Turn In European Politics
European leaders did not understand the essence of the present crisis. The turbulence was provoked by the failure of the established elite’s political direction. The establishment is rotten but its roots are deep; this is the reason why the turmoil provoked by the 2010 debt crisis didn’t make victims sooner.…
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Continue reading →: Blackberry – Lost In Communication
Photo credit: Matthew Hurst Research in Motion (RIM), renamed BlackBerry Ltd (BBRY), was founded in 1984 and was involved in several activities related to wireless communications. In the beginning of the century, the company introduced a pager that could push email through its proprietary BlackBerry enterprise server. In order to…
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Continue reading →: If The Bear Comes: Keep Calm!
The current stock market landscape is screaming troubles. More than just short term variations, we are talking about significant economic developments. The shockwaves from the plunge in the oil price might create a short term bear market or even a short term recession. In this case, one should remain undisturbed…
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Continue reading →: 2015 Market Outlook: United States, EU and the Oil Industry
As we are approaching the end of the year, it is time to make the balance of the present year and to formulate some outlooks regarding the next one. A couple of days ago, I wrote an article for Seeking Alpha about the market outlook for 2015, you can consult…
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Continue reading →: The Russian Revolution
The plunge in the oil price is starting to make victims. Russia is the first to earn first page notoriety but others will follow. The collapse on the commodity markets is going to make more victims. The 2008 commodities price spike promoted a worldwide expansion of production capacity that is…
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Continue reading →: One of the best interviews ever: Jeff Bezos
Last night, I was going through recent news about some companies when I came across with this great interview with Jeff Bezos carried by Henry Blodget. It was one of the best CEO’s interviews I have ever seen. Jeff Bezos explained his approach to new business opportunities and how Amazon.com…
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Continue reading →: Best Buy – Putting in a great performance
In May, I wrote an article about Best Buy (BBY). The bank was going through a though turnaround and the stock price was still clearly beaten after taking a hit in the beginning of the year. At the time, I wrote that the perception of the investors about this stock…






