Archive for January 24th, 2010
India Hit by Record Low ‘Buys’ on Rate Outlook BusinessWeek 25 (Bloomberg) — Investment strategists are cutting recommendations on India at a record pace after the country’s stocks surpassed China as the most … and more
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India impact by record low „buys “on rate prospect – BusinessWeek
Expanding MF reach Business Standard Mutual funds schemes have a specific investment objective based on which allocation to a particular asset or security is made. … ETFs loom as next popular investment The News Journal all 28 news articles
RPT-IPO VIEW-IPO to test Chinese real estate market Reuters But Eric Guja, a research analyst with Connecticut-based investment firm Renaissance Capital, said the IPO may price below the company’s forecast range, … and more
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RPT-IPO VIEW IPO to examine to the Chinese property market – Reuters
Bank of America Announces 2009 net income of $6.3 Billion Trading Markets (press release) Including preferred stockdividends and the negative impact from the repayment of the US government’s $45billion preferred stock investment in the company … and more
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Bank OF America announces net incomes 2009 from $6,3 billion – action markets (Pressekommuniqué)
Glass-Steagall 3.0: A Modest Proposal Seeking Alpha (blog) Moreover, there have been trial balloons floated regarding the reinstatement of the Glass-Steagall Act, legislation that separated commercial and investment …
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Glass Steagall 3.0: A modest request – looking for alpha (blog)
Telegraph.co.uk Google founders in $6.1bn sell-off The Australian Under a five-year stock trading plan, Mr Page and Mr Brin, who met at Stanford University in the US in 1995 before starting Google, each intend to sell …

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Google sunk in the $6.1bn Sell off – the Australian
Beware of bursting bubbles Baltimore Sun … according to the latest figures from the Investment Company Institute. Meanwhile, more money exited stock funds last year than went in, with outflows …
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Watch out from the breakup of the bubbles – Baltimore Sun