Just days after the latest two shale casualties filed for bankruptcy protection when both Linn Energy and Penn Virginia announced prepackaged Chapter 11, moments ago Sandridge announced it too was entering bankruptcy court when it filed a voluntarily petition under Chapter 11 in U.S. Bankruptcy Court for Southern District of Texas to consummate a pre-arranged reorganization.
By EconMatters
Apple stock although appealing on the surface from a value standpoint has a lot of backward looking fundamentals from a macro product development cycle and investor ownership model standpoint.
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The March/April dead cat bounce in Empire Fed Survey is back deep into contraction territory. Having surged to +9.6, May saw respondents entirely lose faith and crash back to -9, massively missing expectations of a +6.5 print (the biggest drop since Oct 2014). Under the surface everything plunged (except the number of employees which inched higher) as New Orders, Workweek, and Prices received all contracted drastically. Even hope tumbled with future CapEx expectationscollapsing by the most since June 2013.
The bounce is dead...
Submitted by Mike Krieger via Liberty Blitzkrieg blog,
After three consecutive weeks of seemingly relentless bad news for Apple, moments ago the stock jumped by $2 dollars, rising from $90.5 to over $92.50. There was some confusion as to why the jump and then it was revealed that none other than that "other" billionaire, Warren Buffett, has decided to start building a stake in the world's biggest cell phone company to the tune of 9.8 million shares or about $1.07 billion as of March 31.