Financial News from Deal Breaker

Deal Breaker Has Something to Say About SERV and Regulators

Regulatory issues are always of interest to investors. Recently Deal Breaker covered topics including regulators and Servidyne, Incorporated.

At the current price, value investors will want to look elsewhere for a buying opportunity as this stock has heated up and is currently Overvalued. Due to deterioration in our valuation, we downgraded SERV as of Saturday, March 06, 2010. We noticed recently that in comparison to all other stocks we analyze in the news; SERV has received less coverage from the financial media in business television and blogs.

“… News SERV. , Jan. 29, 2009). These remarks were the first usage of the terms I could find in this country. With the anniversary of Bernanke’s interview upon us and the time ... …”

Stocks to Watch: GS Heavily Covered on Deal Breaker

GS has been one of the most active stocks in the news today, so investors in it will want to pay attention to what is happening.

Crowd sentiment is neutral from the millions of opinions submitted through Motley Fool CAPS, which suggests most investors on their platform believe Goldman Sachs Group, Incorporated will perform just about the same as the index. At Ockham, we are not advising buying Goldman Sachs Group, Incorporated at the current price level because according to our methodology it is not supported by the fundamentals. As we analyze the results from RazorWire, one thing we do is rank each stock in terms of amount of news coverage. Recently, GS has been less covered in the news compared to the rest of our universe of stocks. Check the news on this stock because there is a catalyst that has allowed this stock to advance 7.11% today.

“… GOLDMAN SACHS has booked a unit every other day since then, banks in general are feeling much, much better, the threat of financial reform recedes in the rearview mirror, and the ... …”

Citigroup, Incorporated Crosses Extremely Active News Threshold for the Day, Now on Deal Breaker

Be aware that something important has occurred for C and investors interested in this stock should seek out information in any way possible.

As we analyze the results from RazorWire, one thing we do is rank each stock in terms of amount of news coverage. Recently, C has been less covered in the news compared to the rest of our universe of stocks. Crowd sentiment is neutral from the millions of opinions submitted through Motley Fool CAPS, which suggests most investors on their platform believe Citigroup, Incorporated will perform just about the same as the index. At Ockham, we are not advising buying Citigroup, Incorporated at the current price level because according to our methodology it is not supported by the fundamentals. Even since our report, the price has increased 19.8%. Check the news on this stock because there is a catalyst that has allowed this stock to advance 18.72% today.

“… Apparently management thinks it’s paying its employees just fine but is the victim of “an unusual wave of poaching from rivals like Morgan Stanley, CITIGROUP and Credit. …”

Check Out Deal Breaker and News on CS

Credit Suisse Group ADS is one of the thousands of companies that Ockham has news analytics on, and it was recently discussed on Deal Breaker.

In comparison to the other stocks that we follow, Credit Suisse Group ADS has seen more discussion in relation to its normal ranking among the group. Be aware that the news sources we track are focusing on this stock more often these days. Take notice of the news on this stock because it is up $3.26 since the close of trading yesterday. As of this week's report, we have an Overvalued valuation on CS because the price has gotten too high to be justified by the fundamentals. Interestingly, overall sentiment looks bearish according to the Motley Fool's CAPS survey, as most of their users see Credit Suisse Group ADS underperforming.

“… thinks it’s paying its employees just fine but is the victim of “an unusual wave of poaching from rivals like Morgan Stanley, Citigroup and Credit …”

Morgan Stanley News is Being Covered Right Now on Deal Breaker

Staying informed on the news is invaluable for investors, and RazorWire has captured a recently discussion on MS from Deal Breaker.

Interestingly, overall sentiment looks bearish according to the Motley Fool's CAPS survey, as most of their users see Morgan Stanley underperforming. In comparison to the other stocks that we follow, Morgan Stanley has seen more discussion in relation to its normal ranking among the group. Be aware that the news sources we track are focusing on this stock more often these days. As of this week's report, we have an Overvalued valuation on MS because the price has gotten too high to be justified by the fundamentals.

“… Apparently management thinks it’s paying its employees just fine but is the victim of “an unusual wave of poaching from rivals like MORGAN STANLEY, Citigroup and Credit. …”

Look Out for Goldman Sachs Group, Incorporated: Its Very Active in the News

We are observing a lot of attention being paid to GS in the news, so if you hold the stock you may want to take a look at what is going on.

Take notice of the news on this stock because it is up $11.61 since the close of trading yesterday. When taking into account the amount of news coverage each stock normally sees as a percentage of the total, Goldman Sachs Group, Incorporated has actually sunk a bit in comparison to the others. As of this week's report, we have an Overvalued valuation on GS because the price has gotten too high to be justified by the fundamentals. Our sentiment indicator, provided through the Motley Fool CAPS survey, suggests that investors are neutral overall towards GS and think that it will generally perform in-line with the S&P 500.

“… for CEO Josef Ackermann, who runs the risk of losing talent in the bank’s trading operation, which is considered the second-most profitable behind GOLDMAN SACHS. …”

Notice a Discussion Covering DB Appeared Recently in the Financial News

The latest news from business television and influential blogs is always available through Ockham's RazorWire, and this news is in relation to Deutsche Bank AG ordinary shares.

At the current price, value investors will want to look elsewhere for a buying opportunity as this stock has heated up and is currently Overvalued. The latest news on DB has created quite a stir as the stock is trading $5.34 higher in today's session. While bearish sentiment on a stock is not always a bad thing, it is something you need to be aware of. The Motley Fool survey of crowd sentiment shows that many investors believe this stock will underperform. We noticed recently that in comparison to all other stocks we analyze in the news; DB has received less coverage from the financial media in business television and blogs.

“… bond traders that has already left over pay includes Jerry Cudzil and David Malvern, who were part of a team that took over a book of business from DEUTSCHE BANK’s former head of ... …”

Be Aware There is a Lot of News Today On AIG and This Instance Comes from Deal Breaker

We are observing a lot of attention being paid to AIG in the news, so if you hold the stock you may want to take a look at what is going on.

American International Group, Incorporated received our Fairly Valued rating in our latest report because the price at the time of the report of $24.77 did not seem out of line with the fundamentals. The price has risen since then and all other things being equal that makes AIG less attractive. We noticed recently that in comparison to all other stocks we analyze in the news; AIG has received less coverage from the financial media in business television and blogs. While bearish sentiment on a stock is not always a bad thing, it is something you need to be aware of. The Motley Fool survey of crowd sentiment shows that many investors believe this stock will underperform. The latest news on AIG has created quite a stir as the stock is trading $9.38 higher in today's session.

“… leaving AIG, said the people, who declined to be identified because the negotiations are private. Under the program, compensation earned by former AIG staff in 2009 from another ... …”