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GameStop could be vulnerable competition from Glyde.com, Barron's says
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The economy turns the corner? Consumer spending likely up slightly
BloggingStocks: October seems to have been a good month for consumer spending. Unemployment is holding consumers back, but it isn't keeping wallets clamped shut.
A Bloomberg survey reveals that purchases grew 0.5% last month, based on the thoughts of 61 ... Read more
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No more Nookie 'til next year, says Barnes & Noble
BloggingStocks: Take the Nook off your Christmas list. The new e-reader from Barnes & Noble (BKS) has already sold out, and more won't be available until after the holiday has passed. The next batch will be available, at best, by November 4, 2010.
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| Friday, November 20, 2009 |
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Wal-Mart And Sears Pulling An Amazon In The Marketplace
Call it Amazon Marketplace envy. Wal-Mart (WMT) and Sears (SHLD) recently created their own marketplaces places on their Web sites that link to other online sellers. They hope that adding other retailers to their Web sites will help boost traffic and sales and help them become more competitive with Amazon.com (AMZN), the Web's leading retailer, as the Christmas shopping season unfolds. "They are trying to follow the Amazon model," said Graham 
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Amazon: A Kindle Under Every Tree?
Ockham Research submits: Barnes & Noble (BKS) reported Friday that its new eReader product has sold out of the entire supply for delivery before the holidays. This may be a positive sign for Barnes & Noble in the long run as demand appears to be quite strong, but it is clear that production limitations are restricting sales this holiday season. On Thursday, Sony (SNE) pushed back the shipping date for its Daily Edition Reader to between December 18th and January 8th. This puts Sony’s August promise to have the Reader available for holidays in serious jeopardy. Complete Story »
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Nook sold out for the holidays
(Credit: Barnes & Noble)If you were interested in buying the Barnes & Noble Nook as a holiday gift, strike it off your list. The e-reader is now officially sold out through 2009, according to the B&N Web site."The hottest holiday gift is out of stock," a message at the top...
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News items | BNET
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Nook sold out for the holidays
(Credit: Barnes & Noble)If you were interested in buying the Barnes & Noble Nook as a holiday gift, strike it off your list. The e-reader is now officially sold out through 2009, according to the B&N Web site."The hottest holiday gift is out of stock," a message at the top...
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Major November Expiration Stock "Pinning" Occurring
Moby Waller submits:There looks to be a lot of November Expiration related "pinning" going on as we head into Friday's close.
Many big equities are moving right towards strike price pin levels, including Apple (AAPL) at 200, Google (GOOG) at 570, Research in Motion (RIMM) at 60, Disney (DIS) at 30, AIG (AIG) at 35, Fifth Third Bank (FITB) at 10, Netflix (NFLX) at 60, Amazon (AMZN) at 130, Costco (COST) at 60, Dish (DISH) at 20, Monsanto (MON) at 80, H-P (HPQ) at 50, Coca Cola (KO) at 57.5, among others. Complete Story »
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SaaS Companies Not There Yet (CRM, ADSK, GOOG, AMZN, CTCT, KNXA, N, RNOW, SFSF, TLEO)
"Software as a Service" and cloud computing companies have proven they can be viable. The question is, how many of them can the industry support?
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A Kindle Under Every Tree?
Barnes & Noble (BKS) reported today that their new eReader product has sold out of the entire supply for delivery before the holidays. This may be a positive sign for Barnes & Noble in the long run as demand appears to be quite strong, but it is clear that production limitations are restricting sales this holiday season. Yesterday, Sony (SNE) pushed back the shipping date for their Daily Edition Reader to between December 18th and January 8th. This puts Sony’s August promise to have the Reader available for [More...]
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Three More Stocks With Insider Appeal (BKS, AMZN, OWW, PCLN, PMC)
Insider trading can be a sign for investors to jump on board.
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Windows 7 wagging the dog for tech sector
The reason for the failure of the tech sector to double-dip in March is because it was already gearing up for a potentially big fourth quarter thanks to Windows 7.
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Amazon.com small bullish triangle in progress
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| 12:19 PM |
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Barnes & Noble says shipments for Nook e-reader delayed, WSJ reports
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| 10:07 AM |
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3 Reasons to Buy Las Vegas Sands Today
There are lots, but here are three biggies.
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Google wins online books settlement preliminary approval, Bloomberg reports
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30 High Yielding Option Write Ideas for November Option Expiration Friday
Marco Hickey submits:In a previous OptionMaestro.com post, I outlined 30 stocks which I wouldn't mind going long at these levels. I wrote about getting long the stocks by using the buy-write option strategy. This is an updated post to that one, adjusting the strikes and prices accordingly for options expiration today. It is very important to write the shares out as early as possible as volatility rushes into the market in the morning, and not wait for it to start decreasing rapidly in the afternoon. It's not too late to get premium out of many of these stocks, and writing them for just a day decreases risk greatly. I will look to be purchasing some of the stocks mentioned below during pre-market or near market open to write out within an hour of the opening bell. As I've stated, I don't mind holding any of these stocks long which is why I'll be using this strategy today. If I get called out I won't mind because I'll still make money. Below is the list of stocks, the potential return if exercised, and downside protection if they do not get exercised. To learn more about the buy/write option strategy, risks, pricing, calculations, other strategies, and options in general, click here. Note that higher beta securities return higher percentages due to their levels of implied volatility, and because they are riskier. Complete Story »
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Daily Blogwatch: Why isn't Buffett investing in gold?
DailyFinance: Crossing Wall Street shows that value investing is the best policy.
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What historically happens to the markets around Thanksgiving Day?
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Since Warren Buffett thinks inflation is going to happen, why isn't he investing in ... Read more
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Do Blue-Chip Penny Stocks Exist?
Believe it or not, they do.
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| Thursday, November 19, 2009 |
| 07:00 PM |
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RidgeWorth Fund's Holdings Yell EPS
One glance at RidgeWorth Aggressive Growth Stock Fund's top holdings tells you that the fund's managers aren't messing around with its main concern: earnings. The list reads like a Who's Who of recent fundamental leadership, starting with Apple (AAPL) and running all the way through Amazon (AMZN) (see graphic at left). Their IBD Earnings Per Share Ratings range from the highest-possible 99 to no lower than 76. And the earnings for the most part 
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