
Premarket gainers: RCON +70% . PCX +8% . ALU +5% . NBG +5% . Losers: DELL -14% . TSL -6% . BIG -6% . Post your comment!
More on Best Buy ( BBY ): The company plans to keep a $750M-$1B share repurchase plan percolating right along - a move that NBG 's Brain Sozzi calls surprising. Retail analyst Rahul Sharma also remains unconvinced about the Q1 report, saying BBY's
We are revising our dilution projections and the full impact on National Bank of Greece's NBG capital injections and we are placing the company under review. We had already accounted for a significantly dilutive equity bailout
By Michael Terry: The situation in Greece is deteriorating so rapidly, it is hard to keep up with the situation. Between the country's inability to form a government, its continuing inability to collect taxes (implement fiscal austerity) and a potential government that apparently does not feel it
WHR +2.3% ) jumps higher despite yesterday's revelation that John Paulson shed his stake in the company - a move that NBG 's Brian Sozzi tweets is telling based on the company's "durable competitive advantages." Today's minor run in share
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Premarket gainers: RPRX +17% . KERX +13% . MNST +12% . AEG +10% . NBG +9% . TSLA +8% . YONG +8% . Losers: CDTI -14% . SGI -14% . PANL -13% . QSII -10% . CSCO -8% . Post your comment!
By Labutes IR : Over the last few years European Banks shares have been under extreme stress driven by macro headwinds, firstly because of the financial crisis during 2008-09 and secondly because of the recent European debt crisis. Since the top reached in 2007, the sector's index Eurostoxx Banks
By David Hunkar : Most investors have stayed away from European banks since the credit crisis and the subsequent sovereign debt crises for good reason. Though European bank stocks rebounded last year and early this year, in the past few weeks they have fallen heavily due to the bailouts in Spain,