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  1. Pfizer's Maraviroc Suppresses AIDS Virus in Clinical Trial

    Healthcare Sector and Stocks Analysis from Seeking Alpha - Feb 28, 2007

    Clinical trials indicate that adding maraviroc, Pfizer's experimental HIV drug, to an existing drug regimen prompted suppression of the AIDS virus in twice as many patients, the company reported yesterday. If the drug

    Tagged: healthcare, pfe, drug manufacturers, judith levy, news briefs

  2. Sun: Operating Margins Expanding

    Hardware Sector and Stocks Analysis from Seeking Alpha - Feb 28, 2007

    Eric Savitz (Barron's) submits: I wonder how many stories like this I’ll be writing today: stocks that got crushed in Tuesday’s sell-off that suddenly look a lot more interesting than they were the day before. Laura

    Tagged: hardware, sunw, eric savitz

  3. Apple Not Interested In Enterprise Market?

    Hardware Sector and Stocks Analysis from Seeking Alpha - Feb 28, 2007

    Larry Dignan (ZDNet) submits: Is there a grass-roots enterprise IT interest in Apple? NetworkWorld seems to think so and outlines a few key reasons why Apple could get traction in the enterprise. Among the reasons: *

    Tagged: hardware, aapl, pcs and servers, larry dignan

  4. Market Theory: No Pain, No Gain

    US Market Commentary from Seeking Alpha - Feb 28, 2007

    Roger Nusbaum submits: "Two Days Before the Day After Tomorrow" The above title (think about that one) refers to a South Park episode about global warming. There is obviously a fair bit of heat on global markets

    Tagged: usmarket, roger nusbaum, portfolio and risk management, trading ideas

  5. The View From Today's GDP Report

    US Market Commentary from Seeking Alpha - Feb 28, 2007

    William Trent submits: This morning the Commerce Dept. released the preliminary GDP report for the fourth quarter of 2006: Real gross domestic product — the output of goods and services produced by labor and property

    Tagged: economy, headline one, spy, usmarket, william trent

  6. Yesterday's Dow Calculation Glitch: What the DJIA Really Looked Like

    US Market Commentary from Seeking Alpha - Feb 28, 2007

    Birinyi's Ticker Sense submits: We all know by now that the sudden 200 point drop in the Dow yesterday was due to a calculation delay caused by information overload by Dow Jones' data systems. Below we calculate how

    Tagged: dia, usmarket, tickersense

  7. Assessing The Tech Trouble At The NYSE

    US Market Commentary from Seeking Alpha - Feb 28, 2007

    Paul Kedrosky submits: It seems clear that while the market was going to do a deep drop yesterday anyway, the tumble was exacerbated by technology troubles on the NYSE. Specifically, a Dow Jones computer that feeds

    Tagged: paul kedrosky, headline two, usmarket

  8. Delving Into Durables: Yesterday's Overreaction Doesn't Make up for Months of Underreacting

    US Market Commentary from Seeking Alpha - Feb 28, 2007

    William Trent submits: As reported yesterday, January durable goods orders tumbled 7.8%. New orders for U.S.-made durable goods fell by a much sharper-than-expected 7.8 percent in January as nondefense goods orders

    Tagged: economy, spy, dia, usmarket, william trent

  9. Yesterday's DJIA Decline First 'Top Ten' Trading Day Since 2002

    US Market Commentary from Seeking Alpha - Feb 28, 2007

    Birinyi's Ticker Sense submits: Yesterday's 416 point decline in the DJIA represents the seventh largest point decline in its history. It also ends a streak of 1,098 trading days without top ten point gain or loss

    Tagged: dia, usmarket, tickersense

  10. Is Ignorance Bliss With Invesments Too?

    ETFs News and Commentary from Seeking Alpha - Feb 28, 2007

    Roger Nusbaum submits: Last week I mentioned the Latvian lat (the currency there) as being vulnerable to some sort of Iceland-like episode. This morning I found this article in the International Herald Tribune about

    Tagged: etf, roger nusbaum, emerging market stocks, international etfs

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