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2 hours ago ago from FGC BOLSA -FGC FINANCIAL MARKETS

MERRY CHRISTMAS AND THE BEST IN 2010 FERNANDO GUZMÁN CAVERO FGC BOLSA - FGC FINANCIAL MARKETS WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW Five Tech Stocks for 2010: 4-Star Fund Manager Looking ahead to the New Year, Michael Lippert, portfolio manager of the Baron iOpportunity Fund, said his four-star fund will continue to invest in technology stocks that offer innovation, information... read more ...

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Doug Kass's 20 Surprises for 2010: Goldman Private, Gold Tumbles, etc.

1 day ago ago from Paul Kedrosky's Infectious Greed

My friend Doug Kass of Seabreeze Partners has out his list of 20 market/political/economic surprises for 2010. These are always fun reading, and he did surprisingly well with his list of 2009 surprises, so let's have a look at the latest list. The only one I think is completely outrageous is the Tiger Woods prediction -- what the hell are you thinking, man? There is a glaring upside to first-quarter 2010 corporate profits (up 100% year over ...

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David Tepper

19 hours ago ago from Daily Newspaper

On Sunday it was reported that Hedge fund firm Appaloosa Management made a profit of about $7 billion so far this year. It is run by David Tepper. According to repots in February and March it really scooped up and shares of banks came down and investors started their exits. At that time Bank of America [...] Related News: Galleon Hedge Fund A announcement has been made by FBI that they High Frequency Trading High Frequency Trading is ...

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Hedge Fund Manager David Tepper Scores $2.5B Year

20 hours ago ago from Wall Street Pit

David Tepper will be raking-in mega this year. His hedge fund, Appaloosa Management, a fund he created in 1993 specializing in buying up stakes in distressed companies, made $7 billion in 2009, of which Mr. Tepper will keep about $2.5 billion for himself. The funds' secret was to bet against...

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India Inc raises over Rs 150,000cr in 2009

9 hours ago ago from Sasti Property Web Blog's

NEW DELHI: Companies knocking on government doors for bailout funds may have been the norm in the West, but India Inc begged to differ from this rule by raising over Rs 1,50,000 crore of capital for expansion from investors across the world in 2009. Nearly two-thirds of these funds are estimated to have come from investors in overseas markets, which themselves were in shambles and where companies were in dire need of capital, forcing ...

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Low Returns Normal? Don't Buy The Hoax - FOXBusiness.com

9 hours ago ago from FOX Business

Existing users please login User Name: Password: Remember me on this computer Home / Markets / Industries / Finance Tuesday, December 22, 2009 Low Returns Normal? Don't Buy The Hoax   By Paul B. Farrell MarketWatch   ARROYO GRANDE, Calif. -- New ...

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State Unemployment Funds Going Bankrupt in Recession

4 hours ago ago from Politics Daily

The recession has sent 25 state unemployment funds into bankruptcy, and the Department of Labor predicts the number will reach 40 in the next two years, the Washington Post reports . States whose jobless funds have already dried up have borrowed $24 billion from the federal government to cover the gaps, and a total of $90 billion will be needed to keep the funds operating by 2011. Unemployment programs are funded by a payroll tax on ...

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