- Q: I OWN SOME SHARES OF BAC AT 7.33 PER SHARE. SHOULD I HOLD OR SELL.
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Asked by ANGELO 11 -
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- Q:
The Federal Reserve has a list of 90 banks most likely to fail. Apparently
IndyMac was not on it. Does anyone know where I can get a copy of this list? -
Asked by R. Tamina Ernhart -
1 months ago -
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A: The average person cannot. But you can tell when a large commercial bank is in trouble
when they begin to cull back on credit lines by up to 90 per cent and start cancelling
credit cards issued before they ahve even been used. Bank of America has started to do
this among the larger banks. Thge 90 banks on the watch list do not include hundreds of
smaller banks serving a limited region. IndyMac was on the list by the way. Depositors
were pulling their savings out for weeks before it had to close on that Friday. They were
unable to meet their obligations to depositors. So some people knew IndyMac was already
in tough shape. That FDIC paid 50 cents on the dollar for amounts exceeding the $100,000
limit was remarkable. They are under no obligation to pay anything over $100,000 even if
you have multiple accounts with varying amounts in the same bank not the same branch but
the same bank overall. more - Post your own answer
- Q:
What price range for DNDN prior to the 28th and do you sell before or after the
28th. -
Asked by GLKUHN -
1 months ago -
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A: On Apr. 28, Dendreon (DNDN) presents more details of the results of their experimental
prostate cancer drug that they claim prolongs the life of men with advanced prostate
cancer by stimulating an immune response to fight malignant cells. Our conservative stock
model recommends a ‘Sell’ with a rating of D- as this research company has virtually
no sales to backup the current valuation. In many cases, the over-reaction to the upside
loses steam when the reality of how long it takes to monetize study results is made clear.
This favors locking in gains prior to the 28th. more - Post your own answer
- Q: how safe is fidelity investments
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Asked by sandypjones -
1 months ago -
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A: It depends... I'm not concerned.
Fidelity Core Money Market (FIDELITY CASH RESERVES)
An investment in a money market fund is not insured or guaranteed by the Federal Deposit
Insurance Corporation or any other government agency. Although a money market fund seeks
to preserve the value of your investment at $1.00 per share, it is possible to lose money
by investing in the fund.
How does Fidelity protect my Account? Asset protection through Securities Investor
Protection Corporation (SIPC) and additional unlimited protection through Customer Asset
Protection Company (CAPCO).
http://personal.fidelity.com/global/content/protecting-our-clients-asset-is-our-priority.
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- Q: I just bought 500 of FAS at 10.84 and 1000 of UYG at 4.31. Fingers crossed!
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Asked by BRIANSMARTT -
1 months ago -
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- Q:
Jim,
A couple of questions about Ford preferred stock. Is the dividend guaranteed as
long as the company doesn't go bankrupt? You failed to comment on the
possibility of the dividend being cut or eliminated. Also, what ticker do I put
into a REAL quote box to get a quote on it and buy it? Dashes don't work. You
failed to mention that too. Google and Yahoo Finance don't accept trade orders.
Thanks. -
Asked by Skee Daddy -
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- Q:
Is anyone planning to buy FNM or FRE tommorow morning, are they good buys here
for a short term trade ?? thanks ... -
Asked by blitz373 -
1 months ago -
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A: By no means is this over, but the stars may be aligning for a little rally here.
Especially if we get less than apocolyptic news from the banks when they report. More
than a half day rally. Long UYG. Dean more - Post your own answer
- Q: is it time to sell SLM and HBAN?
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Asked by sain787 -
1 months ago -
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A: From a fundamental point of view I can't say. However, as a father of two students in
college I will tell you that most students have not even started the process of tuition
payments and loans for the Fall 2009 semester. more - Post your own answer
- Q:
Does anyone know what commercial real estate etf I can short. The reason I ask
this is 2 fold. One in my hometown paper in San Antonio 2days ago I came across
an article about AIG. In that article when they were on their hunting trip they
were bragging how the recession would last well into 2011. That made me mad.
Then I thought about how the sec doesn't require mark to market on commercial
real estate. That was a big loss there so there is still no real transparency
again. How will this affect banks like Chase? Also when I was eating at my hole
in the wall restaurant even the bus boy was living below his means. He was so
proud that he has paid of all of his debt and now has 300.00 in a savings
account. That is darn hard on min. wage let me tell you. So, what etf's can I
short? -
Asked by lquadland10 -
1 months ago -
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A: You might look at SRS. It's an ultrashort real estate ETF.
"Fund Strategy
SRS Inception Date 01/30/2007
The investment seeks daily investment results, before fees and expenses, which correspond
to twice the inverse of the daily performance of the Dow Jones U.S. Real Estate index. The
fund normally invests 80% of assets in financial instruments with economic characteristics
that should be inverse to those of the index. It may employ leveraged investment
techniques in seeking its investment objective. The fund is nondiversified." more - Post your own answer
- Q:
Is there a ticker for oil and natural gas that I can type into yahoo finance? Or
is there a good website? -
Asked by Raharu Haruha -
1 months ago -
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A: no symbols, but the USO and UNG are the best tickers to track oil and nat gas, but cnbc,
bloomberg have that stuff more - Post your own answer
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