You'll either listen to Michael Hartnett, or you'll end up like Seth.
Mr. Zuck is (probably not really) going to Washington.
Does this work, or not so much?
If you had hoped to do some high-frequency trading directly at the Nasdaq, we have some unfortunate news.
Why dally on the road to becoming a $5 stock for day-traders?
The Big Board will not, after all, be selling itself its tiny minority stake in an Indian commodities exchange. It seems, like the Euronext part of NYSE Euronext, nobody wanted it.
Despite Jamie Dimon's promise that JPMorgan will be "solidly profitable" for the quarter, some are skeptical given the growing estimates of Whale-boy's losses. According Mike Mayo, the bank "will only make $727 million...including $4 billion of losses in the unit that made the bungled bet [though] if the losses exceed $5 billion, JPMorgan could make an overall loss." Barclays' Jason Goldberg thinks things are gonna be okay here, and sees the bank making $3.3 billion, assuming you know who will have only lost it $3 billion when all is said and done. And yourselves? Start considering your predictions now, as come July 13, there will be a visit from the Sandwich Fairy and a coveted bath toy for whoever comes closest without going over. Will The Whale Swallow JPMorgan's Second-Quarter Earnings [Dealbook]
The stock exchange operator apparently has little interest in opening its doors to a "cannabis social networking company."
