Apple iPhone 6 Price Hike Might Suggest Both High-End As Well As Ultra High-End Models
If the iPhone 6 comes in two versions, it suggests Apple rejected the "cheap" iPhone concept but will still offer two price points.
Samsung Galaxy Note 4 Release: 3 Stocks To Profit Off Of Its Success
Here are 3 stocks you have probably never heard of that will make you money if the Galaxy Note 4 is a success.
Apple iPhone 6 Release Date: 5 Stocks To Buy AFTER The iPhone 6 Comes Out
After the iPhone 6 release, investors may want to consider these five stocks.
Barbara Walters Retirement: Top Parodies Through The Decades
Barbara Walters, one of the most acclaimed television interview icons, has had her share of parodies over the years.
Google (NASDAQ:GOOG) Earnings Op-Ed: Report Says Google Knew About Heartbleed, But Will It Affect Google's Balance Sheet?
With Google set to report earnings on Wednesday, will the stock take a hit from Heartbleed?
Apple, China Mobile Sign iPhone Deal: 12 Stocks To Buy, AAPL To $800?
Apple stock will appreciate if the smartphone market expands. Now that's finally possible.
Kanye West Interview at Breakfast Club Power 105.1 (11/26/2013): What Kanye Is Doing Wrong With His Career
Fame is only as good as the reasons behind it. Lately, Kanye West is famous for having a big mouth and sub-par music.
Why Online Dating Sucks 80% Of The Time
People think online dating is a substitute for having a personality. It’s not.
Financial Crisis: The Guardian's Dean Baker Is Wrong - Alan Greenspan Owes Nobody An Apology
Dean Baker, The Guardian's economist, argues that Alan Greenspan owes America an apology for causing the entire financial crisis of 2008. Really?
Government Shutdown 2013: Why The US Government Shutdown Is A Gasoline IV For The Economy
Nobody asked for a government shutdown. It is not a political strategy, it is a disease eating its way through our country from the inside out.
Don't Buy Fannie Mae Stock, Buy Pizza
On March 14, Fannie Mae stock was floundering around 50 cents per share. On March 15, the fuse was lit on shares of FNMA as housing legislation rumors swirled around the digisphere. By March 16, the stock jumped 20 percent, and by the end of the next day it hit 75 cents per share -- a 50 percent spike in a week on pure rumors. Not bad.A week later, Fannie Mae stock tripled, then lost all of the value it gained in the same day. Does anybody else see a serious problem with this? I do. Originally, I wanted to buy Fannie Mae stock, thinking it sounded like a lucrative idea. The line of thought went something like: The better the housing market does, the better the stock will do, right?
What Will The U.S. Do With Fannie And Freddie? Take Their Money, Of Course
The surplus the United States government magically conjured up for the month of April has created a media maelstrom. A portion of the surplus was on behalf of higher tax receipts following tax season. Another part was a surprise influx of cash from Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac -- to the tune of $95 billion.It would therefore make sense for the U.S. government to keep Fannie and Freddie as long as possible, to serve as a profit engine to zip up its deficits.Think about it. At the moment, the government has Fannie and Freddie in conservatorship. And for the time being, it’s unknown whether shareholders will be entitled to future profits -- all profits currently go to the government. There is also rumor that the two companies will be consolidated into a single entity.
