Archive for November, 2009

Long Term Evolution (LTE): How to Join the Race for the Next Dominant Broadband Technology

Long Term Evolution (LTE): How to Join the Race for the Next Dominant Broadband Technology by Sheena Martin , Contributing Editor Wednesday, November 25, 2009 Over the past five years, an incredible new technology has gained momentum and is set to make its debut imminently. And as always, early investors are likely to enjoy the greatest returns.

Using FOREX Trading Demo Accounts for Practice

FOREX demo accounts are essential for investors to practice currency trading before risking their capital. It gives the opportunity to test out strategies and other market practices to see if the methods are profitable or mere hype.

Ex-exec at Stratton Oakmont convicted of fraud and#8212; again

A former executive at Stratton Oakmont, a notorious boiler room, has been found guilty of securities fraud — more than 11 years after he was kicked out of the industry by NASD Regulation. Irving Stitsky, a former managing director and junior partner at Stratton Oakmont, and two colleagues stole more than $18 million from 150 investors using phony or ginned-up private placements, according to a statement released yesterday by the U.S.

NY state orders FGIC to stop paying claims

The office of New York insurance superintendent James Wrynn has ordered embattled bond insurer Financial Guaranty Insurance Co. to halt claims payments. Mr.

Using Put Options: How to Grab Discounts and Instant Money Everyday

Using Put Options: How to Grab Discounts and Instant Money Everyday by Lee Lowell , Stock and Commodity Option Specialist Wednesday, November 25, 2009: Issue #1145 Forget Black Friday. The stock market has 3,000 items on sale – and ready to give you cash back… instantly. Over the past few weeks, I’ve discussed how you could have sold put options to go long on gold or silver through their respective ETFs – the SPDR Gold Shares (NYSE: GLD ) and the iShares Silver Trust (NYSE: SLV )

Stocks rise following drop in jobless claims

Stocks rose in light volume Wednesday following a drop in weekly unemployment claims to the lowest level of the year and a rise in new home sales. Trading volume was thin ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday.

2010 Stock Market Holidays

Canadian and American stock exchanges periodically close early or close for holidays throughout the year. Most North American stock exchanges operate on Eastern Standard Time. See 2009 Stock Market Holidays for information on closed days and early closings in 2009.

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