Monthly Archives: October 2015

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With U.S. economic data continuing to deteriorate, many investors, traders, and economists are worried about the possibility of an imminent recession. Such fears are overblown. Here’s why. U.S. manufacturing is still growing Manufacturing data is probably slowing down the most out of all the economic data. After all, U.S. Industrial Production fell 0.2% in September…

Hasbro Q3 Earnings & Revenues Top Estimates

Hasbro Inc. (HAS – Analyst Report) along with its subsidiaries, provides children’s and family leisure time products and services globally. Hasbro’s product segments comprise Games, Girls, Preschool and Boys categories. Hasbro rolled out its initial line-up of Star Wars: The Force Awakens based toys to retailers in Sep 2015. The theatrical release of Star Wars: The Force Awakens…

Adesto Is More Than Meets The Eye

Adesto (NASDAQ: IOTS) doesn’t look like much on the surface – flat revenues, consistent losses in a heavily commoditized business – computer memory. So it’s not surprising that they just reduced their proposed price to $7/share with their tier-2 underwriting team of Needham, Oppy and Roth. It’ll be a very small capitalization company at the new price –…

Markets’ Focus Drawn To ECB

The Euro remained close to a 10-day trough versus the US Dollar as investors ponder a looming policy meeting for the European central Bank. Analysts believe that the ECB is likely to hint at the possibility of additional easing before the year’s end, which would be the latest attempt to jumpstart a flailing Eurozone economy….

Halliburton Beats On Q3 Earnings, Misses Revenues

Houston, Texas-based Halliburton Company (HAL – Analyst Report) is one of the largest oilfield service providers in the world, offering a variety of equipment, maintenance, and engineering and construction services to the energy, industrial, and government sectors. Currently, Halliburton has a Zacks Rank #5 (Strong Sell) but that could change following its third-quarter 2015 results which has just released….

US Housing Starts: September 2015 Preview

Housing starts are expected to rise modestly to 1.147 million units (seasonally adjusted annual rate) in tomorrow’s September update, according to The Capital Spectator’s average point forecast for several econometric estimates. The projection represents an increase from 1.126 million units in the previous month’s report for residential construction activity. The Capital Spectator’s average forecast is…