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The magazine Portfolio reports that several prominent Washington figures, including two senators, got favorable treatment from mortgage giant Countrywide Financial.
NPR: Senators Reportedly Got Favors from Countrywide
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If you're unsure about what types of conclusions to draw from company financial statements or portfolio reports, consider working with a credible, reputable financial professional.
FORBES: Signs That It Might Be Time To Sell
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Analysts and portfolio managers had to circulate weekly reports with their best trading ideas.
ECONOMIST: The verdict is finally in
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So, spend the time to do a thorough analysis of quarterly reports for all of your portfolio holdings.
FORBES: Look Beyond Earnings Headlines
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Is it enough that the portfolio manager read one or more Wall Street research reports when he should have known (as all Wall Street insiders have long-known) such research is riddled with conflicts of interest?
FORBES: Money Manager Use of Tainted Wall Street Research (Oct 1, 2002 )
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We provide the portfolio manager with very flexible reporting capabilities and deliver 100 canned reports and offer customization for clients to present the views they want.
FORBES: Reporting Values and Risks In Private Equity Funds And Funds Of Funds
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JPMorgan Chase also was in negative territory on Friday after reports that it was facing new litigation regarding its mortgage portfolio.
FORBES: Stocks Slide To Close A Nasty Third Quarter
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Earlier in the week, shares fell following reports that Kodak was having trouble selling parts of its patent portfolio, as well as on a new patent infringement suit from Kyocera (KYO).
FORBES: Eastman Kodak Names New President
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Bloomberg reports the funds investors see a Nov. 20 charges against a former portfolio manager, Matthew Martoma and his trading of Elan ( ELN) and Wyeth shares as concerning because they indicate Cohen may have been a participant in the alleged insider trading.
FORBES: Why Wall Street Won't Let Cohen's SAC Capital Hang: Street Whispers
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At Federated Investors, portfolio managers had already been shifting investments to more defensive positions, following the downbeat manufacturing and employment reports earlier this past week.
WSJ: Jobs News Tests Investors' Mettle