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gem122262	too unreliable	Hate	November 21, 2009
Stockpickr Staff	"CME Group (CME) fell by 2% to $301.77 despite reporting third-quarter earnings that beat the Thomson Reuters' average analysts' estimate by six cents a share."	Love	October 29, 2009
barrons3	Eagle mid capt steers clear of traditional banks and finance companies, which McCallister says carry too much credit risk. Yet 16% of his portfolio is in nontraditional financials such as insurance companies and exchanges. Among his favorites: CME Group (CME) and IntercontinentalExchange (ICE), which both operate global electronic-derivatives exchanges. "When something goes wrong in the world, volumes in stocks go down, and volumes on derivative exchanges go up. These companies are at 18 times earnings...But the returns on capital are sky-high."	Love	October 17, 2009
barrons3	And the CME Group (CME) over $300 is bullish. - Joe Terranova	Love	September 23, 2009
ispace888	volatility	Love	September 05, 2009
ronnysawyer	volatile	Love	September 04, 2009
Byronedw	good company	Love	June 17, 2009
jpgiveitaway	I could have made a killing if had had more to play with$$	Love	June 01, 2009
sarah z	From a recent Mad Money show:"I don't like that group. If I had to pick one it'd be NYSE Group (NYX) for the dividend."	Love	March 25, 2009
barrons3	Buy - Price 173.29 on March 3 by Sandler O'Neill Although [this futures and options exchange's] February volume trends contribute[d] to five-cents-higher EPS for first-quarter '09, we are taking five cents out of our estimate for the remainder of the year. Thus, we aren't changing our year '09 and '10 estimates of $13.90 and $15.04. Our 220 target is based on 16 times our 2009 estimate. Market cap: $11.6 billion.	Love	March 07, 2009
sarah z	From a recent Mad Money show:"This is a company that needs volume. I like NYSE Group (NYX) better since it has a dividend. But if you think volume is going up, you'd be better off with Ameritrade (AMTD) or Charles Schwab (SCHW)."	Love	January 22, 2009
barrons3	"If the NYSE Euronext deal came together, then I think that forces CME Group to do something similar with NASDAQ.", added Najarian.	Love	December 10, 2008
deeptime	leveraged elsewhere	Hate	December 01, 2008
sarah z	From a recent Mad Money show:"This is a hot, bull market stock, and I feel like even though business is good, the hedge funds are still likely to sell. So let's wait until January for that one."	Love	November 13, 2008
RAPTOR I	Reporting quarterly earnings Wednesday after the market closes, CME Group is expected to announce per share earnings of 3.98.	Love	October 29, 2008
barrons3	Market Perform -- Price 360.32 on Oct. 21 by Raymond James The current share price reflects an appropriate multiple on our updated non-GAAP EPS estimate of $18.89 for "09.We're lowering our rating on CME from Outperform, but raising 3Q08 EPS estimate a penny ... . Volumes at CME and Nymex were within 3% of our expectations for the quarter ... . Our new 3Q08 EPS estimate is $4.04. Market cap: $19.46 billion.	Love	October 25, 2008
joesmo	BIGGEST AND MOST DIVERSE DERIVATIVE EXCHANGE IN THE WORLD. i GOT 495-575 INTRINSIC VALUE. CURRENT PRICE 276	Love	October 23, 2008
barrons3	Gartman says he's buying CME Group (CME) and the Intercontinental Exchange(ICE), but he's also hedging those buys by being short the stock market.	Love	October 15, 2008
stockerblog	PE of 22, a PEG of 1.19, and it pays a yield of 1.2%,	Love	October 13, 2008
barrons3	I’d keep an eye on Celgene [CELG] and CME [CME], adds Joe Terranova. They look like they’re oversold to me.	Love	October 08, 2008
barrons3	We relied on Thomson Reuters' calculation of free cash flow per share, defined as cash from operations for the latest reported year, minus that year's capital expenditures and dividend payments, divided by shares outstanding. The result is a list of familiar names in technology, health care and manufacturing, as well as three oilfield-services companies knocked well off their highs, and, yes, a few healthy financial-services firms. Blue chips like Coca-Cola (KO), Microsoft (MSFT) and Merck (MRK) made the cut, as did Illinois Tool Works (ITW), Post-it-note producer 3M (MMM) and CME Group (CME), the Chicago-based operator of futures exchanges.	Love	October 04, 2008
barrons3	However, if you want to trade Gartman recommends caution, “I own Goldman Sachs [GS] and CME [CME] because I think (the bailout will generate) new derivatives that will have to be put on an exchange. And I think the banks will do quite well.”	Love	September 24, 2008
barrons2	Anthony Carpet, the broker's co-head of Americas Investment Research, says it benefited from an overweighting in energy and basic materials, as well as technology and exchange stocks. Winners included Cabot Oil & Gas (COG), EOG Resources (EOG), US Steel (X), Brazilian mining giant Vale (RIO), Nasdaq, CME Group (CME), Research In Motion (RIMM) and Google (GOOG). Nasdaq, CME and RIM are now off the list.	Love	August 23, 2008
paul simenauer	Derivatives exchange.	Love	July 29, 2008
sarah z	The parent company for the Chicago Mercantile Exchange and Chicago Board of Trade said it will repurchase as many as $1.1 billion in common stock and offer a special dividend of about $350 million. The Chicago-based company added that it will complete the stock buyback within 18 months. CME has been in the process of trying to acquire the energy and metals exchange, NYMEX. The U.S. Department of Justice approved the deal but CME is still waiting for support by NYMEX members and shareholders. Since the deal was first valued at $11.2 billion in January, some NYMEX members say they will oppose CME's current $8.7 billion offer. By initiating the new buyback and special dividend, CME is trying to entice NYMEX members to approve the merger. After the company completes the $8.7 billion purchase, CME will pay out the $5 a share dividend. CME, which has been trading on the NYSE and Nasdaq since 2005, will officially stop trading on the NYSE next week and therefore will only trade on the Nasdaq. The move is expected to cause tension between NYX, the parent company of NYSE, and the CME because NYSE had plans to start doing business in the futures market, which is dominated by CME. The world's largest futures exchange reported first quarter earnings that more than doubled to $284 million or $5.25 a share from $130 million, or $3.69 reported in the same period last year. The merger between Chicago Mercantile Exchange and CBOT can be credited for most of the earnings increase. Jonathan Casteleyn from Wachovia Capital Markets has an outperform rating on the stock and commented, "CME Group has discounted many negative catalysts including new competition, delevering within financial trading, and new lowered earnings expectations." He continued, "We assign a long term franchise value which warrants an Outperform rating".	Love	July 16, 2008
sarah z	The parent company for the Chicago Mercantile Exchange and Chicago Board of Trade said it will repurchase as many as $1.1 billion in common stock and offer a special dividend of about $350 million. The Chicago-based company added that it will complete the stock buyback within 18 months. CME has been in the process of trying to acquire the energy and metals exchange, NYMEX. The U.S. Department of Justice approved the deal but CME is still waiting for support by NYMEX members and shareholders. Since the deal was first valued at $11.2 billion in January, some NYMEX members say they will oppose CME's current $8.7 billion offer. By initiating the new buyback and special dividend, CME is trying to entice NYMEX members to approve the merger. After the company completes the $8.7 billion purchase, CME will pay out the $5 a share dividend. CME, which has been trading on the NYSE and Nasdaq since 2005, will officially stop trading on the NYSE next week and therefore will only trade on the Nasdaq. The move is expected to cause tension between NYX, the parent company of NYSE, and the CME because NYSE had plans to start doing business in the futures market, which is dominated by CME. The world's largest futures exchange reported first quarter earnings that more than doubled to $284 million or $5.25 a share from $130 million, or $3.69 reported in the same period last year. The merger between Chicago Mercantile Exchange and CBOT can be credited for most of the earnings increase. Jonathan Casteleyn from Wachovia Capital Markets has an outperform rating on the stock and commented, "CME Group has discounted many negative catalysts including new competition, delevering within financial trading, and new lowered earnings expectations." He continued, "We assign a long term franchise value which warrants an Outperform rating."	Love	July 09, 2008
sarah z	The parent company for the Chicago Mercantile Exchange and Chicago Board of Trade said it will repurchase as many as $1.1 billion in common stock and offer a special dividend of about $350 million. The Chicago-based company added that it will complete the stock buyback within 18 months. CME has been in the process of trying to acquire the energy and metals exchange, NYMEX. The U.S. Department of Justice approved the deal but CME is still waiting for support by NYMEX members and shareholders. Since the deal was first valued at $11.2 billion in January, some NYMEX members say they will oppose CME’s current $8.7 billion offer. By initiating the new buyback and special dividend, CME is trying to entice NYMEX members to approve the merger. After the company completes the $8.7 billion purchase, CME will pay out the $5 a share dividend. CME, which has been trading on the NYSE and Nasdaq since 2005, will officially stop trading on the NYSE next week and therefore will only trade on the Nasdaq. The move is expected to cause tension between NYX, the parent company of NYSE, and the CME because NYSE had plans to start doing business in the futures market, which is dominated by CME. The world’s largest futures exchange reported first quarter earnings that more than doubled to $284 million or $5.25 a share from $130 million, or $3.69 reported in the same period last year. The merger between Chicago Mercantile Exchange and CBOT can be credited for most of the earnings increase. Jonathan Casteleyn from Wachovia Capital Markets has an outperform rating on the stock and commented, “CME Group has discounted many negative catalysts including new competition, delevering within financial trading, and new lowered earnings expectations.” He continued, “We assign a long term franchise value which warrants an Outperform rating”	Love	July 02, 2008
barrons2	Formed by the 2007 merger of the Chicago Mercantile Exchange and the Chicago Board of Trade, CME Group (CME) is the world's largest futures exchange. A top performer since its public debut, CME last Monday announced a $1.1 billion stock buyback through 2009, and plans to pay a $5 special dividend whether or not its pending acquisition of NYMEX Holdings (NMX), the parent company of the New York Mercantile Exchange, succeeds. CME pays a current quarterly dividend of $1.15 a share and yields 1.18%. Recent price: 388.	Love	June 28, 2008
barrons2	Mace said that Nymex (NMX) and CME Group (CME) are having more trouble. Adami said the NYX is a lot cheaper than the CME Group (CME).	Love	June 04, 2008
hduerson	Stocks that move	Love	April 22, 2008