All Posts Tagged With: "Ipo"
Careful Timing Could Mean Big Profits From The Worlds No.1 Coal Exporter
If you missed out on Indonesia before… don’t fret, because if I’m right, a second bite of the cherry is about to come your way.
Why You Should Stay Away From the Alternative Investment Market
Around this time last year, the nation’s investment experts all started to point out how cheap the big FTSE 100 stocks looked and to suggest that we all switched out of smaller companies and into blue chips.
Peeking Behind the Curtain With Cash McDash
I was having a few beers with an old Agora colleague last week, someone outside of Taipan, and the subject of the Taipan Daily e-letter came up. Is that Cash McDash guy for real?” he asked me. I was taken aback by the question. “Of course he’s real”, I told him.
The Value Investor’s Stock Market
Bowing to peer pressure from Eurocentric readers, today’s comment focuses squarely on opportunities in European indexes, or should that be ‘bourses.’
An Ethical Degree
A recent full page advertisement in the Financial Times caught my eye. “Ethics”, it screamed in bold print. And then went on to say, “When someone has achieved the CFA designation, make no mistake he, or she, is well aware of ethical responsibilities.
The Case for Silver Investment Should Not Fade
Alberto Bailleres obviously hopes that 1 and 1 will make not 2, but 3, 4 or even 5! The Mexican billionaire owns the giant diversified mining and chemical group, Penoles. Penoles has floated part of its business on London’s stock market.
An Ocean of New IPOs
Greetings. There’s plenty to talk about this week as usual — and plenty of topics to catch up on. We’ll start off by checking in with your friend and mine, incognito hedge fund manager Cash McDash.
Playing the Blinds With Cash McDash
Dude, I’m starting to get the hang of this IPO thing. I checked the “calendar” and saw that we’ve got four deals this week — two IPOs and two secondaries. So does that mean its shaping up to be a decent week for you?
Why Yahoo! Isn’t Worth $37 a Share
Shares of Yahoo! Inc. (YHOO) tumbled 15% yesterday (Monday) to close at $24.37 a share as investors responded to Saturday’s news that Microsoft Corp. (MSFT) would drop its $47.5 billion dollar bid for the beleaguered search engine firm.
But the tough times are just beginning for Yahoo, which must now prove why it is worth more than the lofty price Microsoft was offering.
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