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- Options Trader: Monday Morning Meltdown, Global Edition
- Phil Davis submits: The Nikkei is at a 26-year low. One quarter of a century’s progress wiped out in 12 months. More importantly, an entire generation’s savings have been wiped out and that’s a ripple that will travel through the economy for quite some time. Of course, it’s not just Japan,...
- External links 2008-10-27
- Options Trader: Monday Outlook
- Phil Davis submits: Wow - We expected an up move in the [[FXI]] but this is incredible! The Chinese government rolled out a massive $586Bn stimulus package that amounts to roughly 16% of China’s entire GDP - that would be like the US dropping a $2Tn check on the...
- External links 2008-11-10
- Options Trader: Tuesday Outlook
- Phil Davis submits: Can we hold S&P 900 today? It didn’t take us long to go negative yesterday. My opening comment to members at 9:36 was: "I don’t think I’d want to be rushing in to chase things at the moment, that was a big gap up and...
- External links 2008-11-11
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- Stanford's finance chief pleads guilty
- James Davis, the second-highest ranking executive at the Stanford Financial Group, on Thursday pleaded guilty to charges connected with the alleged $7bn fraud at the group. Mr Davis, 60, who made the plea in a co-operation agreement with authorities, was subdued as he pleaded "guilty, your honour" to three felony...
- News items 2009-08-27
- Imperial Tobacco Group PLC FY07 Preliminary Earnings Call
- Question-and-Answer SessionUnidentified Analyst In the run up to Altadis during that process, I think you were quite clear that you felt that the scope of revenue synergies in Europe was not being fully appreciated. Now I presume that a significant part of that scope of revenue in...
- Earnings calls 2007-10-30
- J Sainsbury chairman leaves as retailer warns on profits
- LONDON AFP ? British supermarket chain J Sainsbury announced the departure of its chairman as it warned investors full-year profits would be well below market forecasts. Peter Davis has stepped down and will be replaced by Philip Hampton, 50, formerly finance director of the British bank Lloyds TSB, the...
- Research articles 2004-07-01
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