Bleidt investors tell of promises, shock
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On April 18, 1983, Bradford C. Bleidt knelt down inside a meeting hall in the Masonic lodge in Lynn, placed his hands on a Bible, and took a solemn oath not to ''cheat, wrong, nor defraud&quot; fellow Masons, as he was inducted into the fraternal organization.
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These dour CAPS investors see a silver lining here.
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This beaten-down industry shows a lot of promise to one value investor.
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Shareholders hoped the move would stabilize the company after a series of blows that could hurt sales and limit its strategic options.
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Following Tuesdayâs sell-off, investors still faced questions about the strength of the economy and the soundness of upcoming corporate earnings reports.
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One would think that the news that the Securities and Exchange Commission had ordered mortgage giant Fannie Mae (NYSE: FNM) to restate earnings downward by more than $9 billion would have caused investors to think very, very carefully about their faith in
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Investors liked what they heard from the shoe company.
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The bond firm plans to tackle riskier investments.
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Investors will soon get clarity on an uncertain quarter.
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Lufthansaâs investment in JetBlue, the struggling discount carrier, is the latest example of a foreign companyâs taking advantage of the weak dollar to invest in a prominent American company.
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The company's large investments in a new payment service are worrying Wall Street.
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The Nov. 17 announcement that Kmart would be attempting to acquire Sears stores in a $11 billion deal sent shockwaves throughout the financial world.
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Investors are wary of insurance guarantees for some bonds issued by cities to fund capital projects.
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German financial markets are rife with speculation that Porsche intends to take over Volkswagen, and Porsche is acting as if it already calls the shots.
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A shocking expose hit the Street last week about one of the best-loved, most all-American companies out there: Fannie Mae, the mortgage and financial services giant.
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Investors who randomly sweep up shares in companies that are buying back stock with the goal of beating the market are likely to be disappointed.
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Depending on what investors are expecting, layoffs can boost a stock.