iShares S&P Global Financials Sector (IXG)

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  • commenter
    User 239889
    Aug 13 07:13 AM
    My Website
    This 'Surge' Buy of Financial Giants May Work [view article]
    This is great news! Reply
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    jaded risk
    manager
    Aug 12 03:03 AM
    P/E Ratio & Estimated Earnings Growth for S&P Sectors [view article]
    wondering how all sector earnings significantly below the total S&P500 earnings? should the S&P500 earnings be close to the weighted sector earnings? Reply
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    steve Ward
    Aug 06 10:18 PM
    Energy May Not Be the Top Performing Industry [view article]
    I understand that an equal weighting is necessary to show an "absolute", pure median. But if one ran a fund that way one would expect to get fired by ignoring your winners equaly with your losers If you know what I mean.. Reply
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    apeakay
    Aug 06 09:24 AM
    A 360 View of Returns (July 2008) [view article]
    Finally, a universal overview that gives the reader direction for areas to research for future investment. Great job! Reply
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    granger
    Aug 06 04:05 AM
    A 360 View of Returns (July 2008) [view article]
    Thank you, very helpful. Reply
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    phinsuntanni
    ng
    Aug 05 04:56 AM
    My Website
    A 360 View of Returns (July 2008) [view article]
    very good job Richard, it gives a sectoral - global view, I learned a lot with the summary! Challenging times Reply
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    CDS Price
    Seeker
    Jul 29 12:24 PM
    U.S. Bank Default Risk Rises; European Bank Default Risk Falls [view article]
    Always a good one.

    Besides, any one of you guys could tell me where I can get CDS price?

    Thanks in advance.

    Except for CMA datavision and markit, I'm looking for free info on credit default swaps price, thanks a lot.     Reply
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    Charlie
    Stromeyer Jr
    Jul 29 08:49 AM
    Bespoke's Financial CDS Index [view article]
    Thanks for posting your CDS index. Because I don't trust the ratings agencies, I have been watching CDSs and CDOs since early June 2007 via markit.com and bloomberg.com.

    Disclosure: No current positions in either CDSs nor CDOs.     Reply
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    Calvin C.
    Jul 28 10:27 PM
    ETF Update: Financial Sector Shows Strength [view article]
    4 letters...LMAO Reply
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    datalink1995
    Jul 28 01:18 PM
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    ETF Update: Financial Sector Shows Strength [view article]
    Don't fall for the head fake bounce in Reg Banks-Financials. Reply
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    omooc
    Jul 28 09:05 AM
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    ETF Update: Financial Sector Shows Strength [view article]
    This is the first time I have come across this post. It would take me some time to absorb what is included. I thank you for doing it. When was it started? I apprently missed earlier posts. Reply
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    xander
    Jul 20 10:43 PM
    ETF Global Update [view article]
    i appreciate your wide ranging and useful report. thank you. Reply
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    quetzalcoatl
    Jul 19 03:16 PM
    ETF Global Update [view article]
    The 'solid' earnings reported by Wells Fargo are at least partially the result of accounting changes. Truly 'solid' earnings are not those produced by deferring losses. Reply
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    User 219867
    Jun 30 12:42 PM
    8 Stocks to Benefit from the Coming Uptrend in Housing [view article]
    In Switzerland, probably in most other countries, the scam type get-rich-quick schemes are not lawful because, as you say, they are fraudulent. We need truth in advertising! note: last year when some toy was taken off market, CNN visited the office that screens toys coming into the USA. It was one old man! The Bush appointee over him, Commis. of Consumer..... was a high class woman who knew little, cared less, was uninformed -- but probably had a big office, chauffer and salary....Bush crony.


    On Apr 16 11:08 AM Derf wrote:

    > To all who are looking for the best bottom-sign: look for very low
    > attendance at bank REO auctions. The number of potential bidders
    > will be less than the number of lots being auctioned at bottom, and
    > auction winners will need to hold for 3-4-5 years sans on-cash returns
    > while waiting.
    >
    > Doomsters: Unlike equity mkt bottoms, RE bottoms are very wide and
    > grinding in nature. The cicada-like cyclical emergence of infomercial
    > hucksters hyping "get rich quick using OPM" schemes is a classic
    > waypost sign that the bottom is in sight. The reality of their systems
    > is that if they were truly so great you would not be seeing them
    > on late nite TV.
    >
    > Do some DD about informational advantages and how in the RE markets
    > it is exceedling rare for the small investor to actually have the
    > necessary informational advantage to overcome the high frictional,
    > and carrying costs or RE.     Reply
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    yhoomajor
    Jun 09 05:43 PM
    My Website
    The Long Road: Bears Go Home (for Now) [view article]
    Anyone I hear from, their moms and their grandmothers are buying commodities.

    This movie has been played before (in dot com era and in housing market). Just remember what goes up.. must come down. You can't fight gravity for long.     Reply

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