ABC News (blog)Nasdaq CEO: 'We're Embarrassed' by Botched Facebook IPOCNBC.comNasdaq OMX Group CEO Robert Greifeld told CNBC Wednesday that even though "we have been embarrassed" by the botched Facebook IPO, the exchange has no di…
USA TODAYFacebook Divorce: Will Facebook IPO Create Surge Of Silicon Valley Divorces?Huffington PostNow, Facebook may be driving divorce in a new way, and it has nothing to do with flirtatious wall postings, secret messaging of high school flames or ev…
USA TODAYWhy The Facebook IPO Didn't Get Its Fairy Tale BeginningForbesThat is exactly what happened in two recent IPOs. Facebook elevated its price to $38, from its original $28 to $24 range. The stock would have crashed past $38 on the first day …
USA TODAYFacebook IPO a cautionary tale for individual investorsUSA TODAYAs a result, Gupta and countless other retail investors — who were allotted an unprecedented 25% of Facebook IPO shares — again found themselves on the losing side of a Wall-S…
The GuardianFacebook investors left guessing after Nasdaq glitchReutersBy John McCrank and Jonathan Spicer (Reuters) – Individual investors were left guessing for more than two hours on Friday about whether their buy and sell orders for newly issued Fa…
New York TimesFacebook investors left guessing after Nasdaq glitchReutersBy John McCrank and Jonathan Spicer (Reuters) – Individual investors were left guessing for more than two hours on Friday about whether their buy and sell orders for newly issued …
Many investors are convinced the market is stacked against them. It is…. but not for the reasons you might think. Dismal returns actually have very little to do with super computers, research, insider information or access to the trading floor. The real issue comes down to something very simple – the difference between how individuals and professionals approach stock market volatility. Most investors head for the hills when volatility rises.
Successful traders, on the other hand, embrace it because they know stock market volatility represents an opportunity.
The Yale School of Management regularly surveys individual and institutional investors on their stock market crash confidence. Specifically, they ask the survey taker how confident he/she is that the there won’t be a stock market crash within the ne…
What’s the big story for 2012?
I think that finally this’ll be the year that Treasury yields begin to rise. A lot of people, a lot of smart people have been bears on Treasuries and have been wrong about it. The technical work that I do has said …
Ezra Klein asked (and answered) in the Washington Post today, “Why are the markets down today? No reason.” What would you expect him to say?…
