SubscribeLinks and Reading for October 20th
October 20, 2008 9:00 am
A few of the more important reading items and links for October 20th :
- New credit-crunch casualties hit Hong Kong sentiment – Unbelievably fast change of direction…."The mood in Hong Kong has gone from fear to gloom, as evidence mounts that the financial contagion is fast spreading from financial institutions to the real economy"
- Stocks in focus for Monday – A simple list….
- Yahoo to post results in contentious atmosphere – "Yahoo's quarterly results come at an inopportune time, as the online giant seeks to convince shareholders that it can thrive independently. "
- NY Times dividends are in danger… – The good news: The stock-market plunge has also made a number of quality companies paying hefty dividends much cheaper
- Nasty US Recession… says Krugman – Video….
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Dividends link: It seems like most all the stocks I look at are just trading line line with the DOW or S&P. There doesn’t seem to be any fundamental measurements. I’m not sure how to profit from this, but I’m leaning towards making my long positions dividend loaded and then hedging on the short side with the other part of my portfolio. Unfortunately I feel like our government is like the Sherrif in the first Jaws movie. He kept shooting those barrels at the shark and eventually the shark still overpowerd the barrels and went down. I guess the good new is that after his ship (our economy) was totally destroyed he finally blew the shark up.