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Investors don’t have to guess, explains Julian Emanuel, chief equity and derivatives strategist at BTIG. A stock with a high short interest may pop after earnings because numbers that elicit a shrug could be enough to put upside pressure on a stock—and force short sellers to buy back their borrowed stock. Earnings revisions—the changes analysts are making to their estimates—are also a good way to judge whether a company faces high or low expectations. If revisions have been rising, the...

Commissioners Court recognizes LMT photographer Santos for 39 years of service Jan. 12, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail Former Laredo Morning Times chief photographer Cuate Santos photographs Webb County Constable Rudy Rodriguez’s Angel of Hope event on Monday, Dec. 14 behind Dovalina Elementary School.Danny Zaragoza / Laredo Morning Times Recently-retired LMT photographer Cuate Santos was recognized by the Webb County Commissioners Court on Monday for his 39 years of service to the community. Webb...

Homicides in Laredo nearly doubled in 2020 Jan. 10, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail 1of39 Crime scene tape blocked off the 1900 block of Plum Street and the 3000 block of North Buena Vista Avenue on Sept. 10, 2020 where a young female was found dead.Cuate Santos / Laredo Morning TimesShow MoreShow Less 2of39 Iliana Lizbeth Estrada, 29, had filed the emergency protective order against Ubaldo Guajardo Quiroz, 41, after he allegedly assaulted her in January and accused her of cheating.CourtesyShow MoreS...

Webb Co. auditor reappointed for two-year term Jan. 11, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail County Auditor Rafael Perez recites his oath of office with 49th District Court Judge Joe Lopez.Courtesy The Webb County Board of Judges voted last week to reappoint Rafael Perez as county auditor for another two-year term. Perez has served as county auditor since March 2018 and has worked at the Webb County Auditor’s Office for more than 30 years. The county auditor serves as a check on the county’s financial...

2020: Year in Review - Part 1: Border wall, elections, crime among years top stories Dec. 30, 2020 FacebookTwitterEmail Construction work on a new section of the border wall in Donna, Texas on Dec. 12, 2019. While COVID-19 has dominated the headlines in 2020, the year has still featured plenty of major news. And LMT’s four-part year in review series will take a look at both, beginning with the two-part top non-COVID headlines and culminating with a two-day look at the top COVID stories of 202...

What the administration of mr. trump will do going forward, unite this country, lower the tax rates of this country, make sure this country prospers and is secure. thats what were focused on. not the fringe lmt elements fro left or the right. >> quick final word, mark. >> well, i mean, the idea that this is a concocted story about bannon is just ridiculous. steve bannon, in fact, ran an article in which he defended the alternative right. a fundamentally racist movement. a white supremacist movem...

Hitting the bricks. trying to meet people and understand the situation. thats exactly what taylo taylor shapiro did. we reached out to everyone we could find associated with this fraternity for the last several years and tried to run these things into the ground. taylor got to meet jackie, got to interview jackie several times. we wanted to take that story and find out as much as we could about every lmt of it. was there a party that night? what happened at that house? who was involved. where th...