Eagle Eye Opener
Eagle Eye Opener: Student Loan Woes Soar; California’s Economy Improves; S&P 500 Posts Best January in 15 Years
The TransUnion credit reporting agency announced the total amount of student loans outstanding is $900 billion and roughly 33% of that enormous figure — approximately $300 billion — has been categorized as subprime student loans, which are more than 30 days delinquent..
Eagle Eye Opener: Euro Ascends; East Asian Markets Climb; Michael Dell Seeks to Buy Back Computer Company
European investors got a dose of good news as the euro climbed to its highest level in 14 months (valued at $1.35) against the dollar.
Eagle Eye Opener: Ford Braces for $2 Billion Loss in Europe; Fed Chairman Plans Bond Buying into 2014; Pfizer Forecasts Big 2013 Profit
Ford (F) earned 31 cents a share in Q4 2012, crushing analysts’ estimates by almost 25 percent. But investors shouldn’t confuse this performance with false hope that its big losses in Europe will improve in 2013.
Eagle Eye Opener: Corporate Earnings Reports Abound; Global Market Mixed; Toyota Finishes First in 2012 Car Sales
Investors who wait to make decisions based off of hard economic data are preparing to embrace numerical nirvana this week.
Eagle Eye Opener: European Markets Buoyed by Central Bank Report; Japan’s Nikkei 225 Surges 2.9 Percent; Oil Tops $96 a Barrel
Currency investors got a shot in the arm today when the euro hit an 11-month high against the dollar.
Eagle Eye Opener: Apples Takes a Hit; Netflix is a Pleasant Surprise; Nokia Halts Dividend
This morning, Apple, Inc. (AAPL) delivered its Q4 2012 earnings and, just as expected, underperformed the consensus projections of analysts.