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European stocks rally on dealmaking, with Wall Street closed for holiday

January 18, 2010 - 2:39pm | Markets | News
European stocks rally on dealmaking, with Wall Street closed for holiday

European stocks markets rose modestly today as speculation of a pickup in corporate dealmaking helped offset earlier losses in Asia while Wall Street was to remain closed for the Martin Luther King public holiday.
With Wall Street closed later to commemorate the life of the civil rights leader and economic news limited, investors think the rest of the session will prove to be lackluster.
When Wall Street returns on Tuesday, the focus will turn towards the next batch of fourth quarter corporate earnings figures, including those from Citigroup Inc. and IBM Corp.


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Buffalo Fund mines cheap Micro-Cap stocks

November 24, 2009 - 1:36pm | Markets | News
Buffalo Fund mines cheap Micro-Cap stocks

Buffalo Micro Cap Fund is finding cheap stocks despite the market's 20% gain this year, according to John Bichelmeyer, co-manager. The fund has risen 39% this year, beating 90% of its Morningstar peers. It was not so successful long-term, losing 3.7% annually, on average, during the past five years.
Here are the answers of America's top mutual fund managers on TheStreet.com's Fund Manager Five Spot, where they give their best stock picks in fast and furious questions.


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Gold remains unchanged above $950 on Monday

August 24, 2009 - 2:14am | Markets | News
Gold remains unchanged above $950 on Monday

On Monday gold remained steady at the level above $950 an ounce pausing after touching a one-week high near $960 the previous session, as light buying was encouraged by extended gains in oil and equities markets.

Spot gold was at $952.60 an ounce at 0226 GMT, almost flat from the notional New York close of $952.65.


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Europeans still invest much money into corporate debt

May 26, 2009 - 9:12am | Investment industry | News
Europeans still invest much money into corporate debt

According to the Wall Street Journal Tuesday report, European investors are allocating their finances into corporate debt and risky bonds at a surprising rate. 

So $268 billion in corporate bonds, the highest level since at least 1995, were invested.

As Journal says, the appetite for bonds is rising all the way to some of the riskiest types of bonds, that is driving hopes the money could restart even the stagnant market for initial public offerings of stocks, that pretends to be key to any economic recovery.


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Citigroup's natinalization impacts forex markets

February 23, 2009 - 3:24am | Markets | News
Citigroup's natinalization impacts forex markets

The Fed is seeking for a large back in Citigroup, according to the Wall Street Journal report. The deal could yield a 40% transfer of ownership to the Fed. Actually, Citigroup could even convert $75 billion worth of preferred shares into common stock. Citigroup finished Friday at $1.95, down $1.05 or 35%.


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