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Sunday, March 21, 2010
Wednesday, February 17, 2010
C --- More positive news and new upward momentum
More positive news for C in the long run. Big investors are starting to jump on board.
Posted on 02/17/10 at 3:17pm by Christopher Henry
http://www.benzinga.com/media/cnbc/131077/13f-filings-boost-citigroup
Citigroup (NYSE: C) gets a boost from 13F filings was discussed on Fast Money Halftime report. The most recently 13F filings showed big name investors established new positions in the stock last quarter. Some of these large investors include Jim Paulson, George Soros and Eddie Lampert.
Mr. Soros initiated a position in Citigroup with 95 million shares. John Paulson, who in the last few quarters has begun to buy banks after being known as a short seller of banks bought 507 million shares, which brought his total to 807 million shares. Eddie Lampert, who is best known for his merger of Kmart and Sears Holdings (NASDAQ: SHLD) added 31 million shares of Citigroup to total a holding of 50 million shares.
Brian Kelly of Fast Money said, “The move makes me very bullish, as long as Citigroup stays above $3.15, I’m interested. The traders also looked at the relationship between Citigroup and the current book value. Currently Citigroup’s book value is near $4.20, and the stock is trading 18% below book value. Most banks tend to trade near, or above their book value.
Citigroup is trading up 4% intraday
Posted on 02/17/10 at 3:17pm by Christopher Henry
http://www.benzinga.com/media/cnbc/131077/13f-filings-boost-citigroup
Citigroup (NYSE: C) gets a boost from 13F filings was discussed on Fast Money Halftime report. The most recently 13F filings showed big name investors established new positions in the stock last quarter. Some of these large investors include Jim Paulson, George Soros and Eddie Lampert.
Mr. Soros initiated a position in Citigroup with 95 million shares. John Paulson, who in the last few quarters has begun to buy banks after being known as a short seller of banks bought 507 million shares, which brought his total to 807 million shares. Eddie Lampert, who is best known for his merger of Kmart and Sears Holdings (NASDAQ: SHLD) added 31 million shares of Citigroup to total a holding of 50 million shares.
Brian Kelly of Fast Money said, “The move makes me very bullish, as long as Citigroup stays above $3.15, I’m interested. The traders also looked at the relationship between Citigroup and the current book value. Currently Citigroup’s book value is near $4.20, and the stock is trading 18% below book value. Most banks tend to trade near, or above their book value.
Citigroup is trading up 4% intraday
Sunday, January 31, 2010
Sunday, November 8, 2009
BRK.B >> 50/1 Split will create short term trading opportunity
BRK.B for $70 per share ?? The small investor will now have a chance at owning this great stock.
Wednesday, October 28, 2009
Monday, September 7, 2009
Tuesday, July 28, 2009
YHOO --- looking good in a deal with MSFT
Look for a strong move for YHOO in the next day, as the company finally puts together their deal with MSFT. Look for both companies to profit in the long run, but I believe YHOO needed that deal more than MSFT, and as such they should have a nice short term run up. Microsoft has been ramping up their competition with GOOG lately and this deal goes a long way. Combined with the unveiling of BING a few weeks ago, this is a direct shot at GOOG's business.
Don't feel too bad for GOOG, It will take quite a bit more than this partnership to seriously affect their business model. In the end, it remains a great move for YHOO and their board.
see the breaking news from CNBC >>
http://www.cnbc.com/id/32193843/site/14081545/for/cnbc/
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Don't feel too bad for GOOG, It will take quite a bit more than this partnership to seriously affect their business model. In the end, it remains a great move for YHOO and their board.
see the breaking news from CNBC >>
http://www.cnbc.com/id/32193843/site/14081545/for/cnbc/
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