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Credit Suisse Group - They aren't the sharpest tools in the shed Graphic_rating_sell CS
Newsmonkey
71%
 +1.96%
in 41 days
(closed on 10/07/08)
Of all the smart managements of financial stocks out there Credit Suisse isn't one of them.  What can I say about Credit Suisse?  Hmm, nothing positive ! I am adding Credit Suisse to my list of financial stocks to short although they have historically had one of the better balance sheets out there they have consistently proven they aren't very good at acquisitions and risk management.  The Swiss have always had thrown a lot of money at a problem in order to solve it.  How do they make a small fortune? Answer: start with a large one.  CS will likely get hammered in the coming CDS disaster an...
By  newsmonkey   (-19.09%  risk: conservative)  08/27/08 Comment


Credit Suisse Group - They aren't the sharpest tools in the shed Graphic_rating_sell CS
Newsmonkey
71%
 +1.96%
in 41 days
(closed on 10/07/08)
Of all the smart managements of financial stocks out there Credit Suisse isn't one of them.  What can I say about Credit Suisse?  Hmm, nothing positive ! I am adding Credit Suisse to my list of financial stocks to short although they have historically had one of the better balance sheets out there they have consistently proven they aren't very good at acquisitions and risk management.  The Swiss have always had thrown a lot of money at a problem in order to solve it.  How do they make a small fortune? Answer: start with a large one.  CS will likely get hammered in the coming CDS disaster an...
By  newsmonkey   (-19.09%  risk: conservative)  08/27/08 Comment


Bearish on CS ... Graphic_rating_sell CS
Human_factors
59%
 -4.16%
in 4 days
(closed on 08/05/08)
Huge rally 17-25 July hit resistance and retraced to the 38.2 fib ratio then bounced off and hit resistance again but unable to penetrate and has stalled at 49.66. I might be wrong but i am bearish on this stock in the interim. Longer term i think its a good buy.
By  John Pantic   (-1.25%  risk: conservative)  08/01/08 Comment


Not a bad financial in an pain inducing sector Graphic_rating_buy CS
Human_factors
59%
 +4.47%
in 4 days
(closed on 08/01/08)
<> Investment banks have been out of favor lately, primarily because of the sub-prime mess and the enormous multi-billion dollar write downs that have followed. The majority of these institutions was involved in some very risky operations no doubt lead partly by greed and over confidence bias, yet as the old adage says “if you play with fire , you r going to get burned”. <> However, investment banking institutions are an important factor in the capitalist economy and in the current climate when the tide has come in t...
By  John Pantic   (-1.25%  risk: conservative)  07/28/08 1 comment


'Wanna Go' Financial? Go Suisse! Graphic_rating_buy CS
Jump_free_by_sicknonsens
37%
 -17.35%
in 765 days
  You want to be brave? You desperately want to go financial? Then go Suisse! Without further detailed and elaborated discussion how beaten down financial stocks and investments banks are, where one?s portfolio loaded with financials surely mus... more
By  Beris Vidovic   (-60.78%  risk: aggressive)  11/01/07 Comment




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Stock Market News for December 03, 2009 – Market News
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Stocks held on to previous session’s gains as an upbeat assessment of the economy from the Federal Reserve overshadowed a decline in banking and energy shares.  The Dow Jones industrial average, struggling to find direction, slipped from its 14-month high as investors turned their focus towards Friday’s monthly jobs report. 

Meanwhile, the Fed said in its Beige Book report that the economy was showing modest signs of revival across US as consumer spending increased.  However, the report noted labor market conditions remained weak and commercial real estate markets showed weakness.

<>The ...
By  StraightStocks   (-6.13%  risk: moderate)  12/03/09 Comment


Avoid Regional Domestic Banks – Zacks Industry Rank Analysis
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<u>Industry Rank Analysis 11-25-09</u>

Commercial real estate is in big trouble, with rising vacancy rates leading to lower effective rents. On top of that, the Cap rate, which is sort of like the P/E ratio for stocks (or to be more precise, like the E/P or earnings yield for stocks), has been rising, meaning that investors are willing to pay less for each dollar of operating earnings.

Moody’s recently estimated that commercial real estate values are now 43% below peak levels. This has weighed heavily on the real estate-related industries, and the Zacks Industry Ranks reflect those troubles. < />< />< />< /><><><><><><><><>< />< />< />< /><><><><>< />< />< />< /><><><><><><><><><><>< />< /><><><><><><><><>< />< /><><><><><>< />< /><>< />< /><><><><>< /><><>< /><>< /><>< />< />...
By  StraightStocks   (-6.13%  risk: moderate)  11/27/09 Comment


Dubai-ous Loans… – Analyst Blog
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What Dubai banking and Dubai investment means for Black Friday and beyond

The emirate of Dubai, one of the seven United Arab Emirates, has been perhaps the ultimate poster child of excess. It is the land of the palm-shaped islands and the indoor ski slopes in the desert. Now it looks like Dubai banking and Dubai investment are in deep over their heads.

The main investment vehicle of Dubai banking, Dubai World, has asked that its payments on $59 billion it owes be suspended until May, signaling to the financial world that Dubai investment is severely strapped for cash. Dubai is the one emirate...
By  StraightStocks   (-6.13%  risk: moderate)  11/27/09 Comment


Blackstone chomps on $1.3B deal for Birds Eye

Filed under: Private equity, Blackstone Group L.P (BX)

Controlled by the Blackstone Group (BX), Pinnacle Foods is a packaged foods company whose brands can be found in about 80% of the households in the U.S. The portfolio includes Duncan Hines baking mixes and frostings, Vlasic pickles and Swanson frozen dinners.

<>Well, Pinnacle will get even bigger; that is, the company -- along with the financing from Blackstone -- will purchase Birds Eye Foods for roughly $1.3 billion. There will also be debt financing from Barclays Capital (BCS), Credit Suisse (CS), BofA Merrill Lynch (BAC), HSBC and Macqu...
By  Tom Taulli   (+0.00%)  11/19/09 Comment


Senior Notes from Dollar Fin – Analyst Blog
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38%

 

<>Dollar Financial Corporation (DLLR) said on Wednesday that it intends to offer $250 million aggregate principal amount of senior notes in a private offering through its indirect wholly owned subsidiary National Money Mart Company. 

The senior notes will be guaranteed on an unsecured basis by Dollar Financial and some of its current and future direct and indirect wholly owned U.S. and Canadian subsidiaries. The company intends to use net proceeds from the senior notes offering to finance the acquisition of Military Financial Services, LLC by its wholly owned subsidiary, Dollar Financial Gr...
By  StraightStocks   (-6.13%  risk: moderate)  11/13/09 Comment



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Newsmonkey
newsmonkey   (-19.09%  risk: conservative)
The great leverage unwind now is NOT the time to ju.. - When considering weather bottoms are in or not you should first try to understand what is driving the madness. To put it simply the market is wringing...
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newsmonkey   (-19.09%  risk: conservative)
And so it begins- CDS chickens come home to Roost - As Jim Cramer would say Booya....or is it Boohoo? Really Jimbob, that was one of the worst calls of all time. Things aren't as bad as the seem they a...
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