All Posts Tagged With: "today’s financial news"
Alternative Energy Stocks: NGK turns a profit on wind power

My primary weather experience was in a windswept place, where even calm days had an intermittent 30 mph “breeze.”
And maybe that’s why I can’t get excited about storage for wind-turbine energy. The idea that the wind might stop blowing for…
12Apr2008 | Stephanie Grimmett | 0 comments | Continued2008 Beijing Olympics: This stock to get the gold
With the 2008 Beijing Olympics approaching, many travel-related stocks have been predicted to benefit. One of the most promising is the leading Chinese online travel service provider, Ctrip.
Like U.S.-based Expedia, Ctrip allows online users to book hotel accommodations, airline tickets,…
7Apr2008 | Laura Cadden | 1 comment | ContinuedProfiting from Oil Stocks: Apache (APA:NYSE) is on a roll!
Back on June 26, 2006, I recommended that my readers invest in a little-known domestic oil stock. Back then it traded for $63.76.
Nine months after Hurricane Katrina had devastated New Orleans and four months after the tealeaf readers of the…
9Mar2008 | J. Christoph Amberger | 0 comments | ContinuedJanuary Market Crash — This was just a prelude to the Global Crisis of 2009
A couple of days ago, Asian and European stock markets experienced their biggest multi-day declines since April 1990. Tokyo, Bombay, Hong Kong, Frankfurt, London… all lost five, seven, even 8% and billions of dollars in valuation within a few hours…
Recession: Not Gonna Happen
I could not have said it better myself:
“I think this recession mumbo jumbo is way out of line. It is being pushed on the radio and TV, but out in the real world we are not seeing it.”
I heard that…
27Jan2008 | Andrew Snyder | 0 comments | ContinuedThe Recession Answer: Trickle down or trickle up
After more than eighteen months of doomsday predictions, the nation is just now getting around to planning for a recession. Some say it is too late. Others believe there are still hopes of eliminating a debilitating downward spiral.
On Thursday, our…
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