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CNBC Closing Bell March 13, 2015 - Vimarsana News

CNBC Closing Bell March 13, 2015

Off 20. 6 and the nasdaq, thats the one thats off 39 as you can see right there. Also keeping an eye on the small caps. Flipping through and looking for the names as they get more attention on the valuation here and more and more people want to play these as a way to protect themselves against some of these external currency moves. Watch this index for signs of overvaluation or a pull back. Whats calling the shots today . Oil has been continuing to move lower on more evidence of ever higher inventories in this country. Were still just pumping like mad and filling up coffers around the country,...

Eddy County collects 5.5M in November oil and gas taxes - Vimarsana News

Eddy County collects 5.5M in November oil and gas taxes

A potential budget surplus awaits Eddy County government after $5.5M was collected in oil and gas taxes in November across Eddy County.

Jobs data was 'Goldilocks scenario' -fund manager - Vimarsana News

Jobs data was 'Goldilocks scenario' -fund manager

Rational Dynamic Brands Funds Portfolio Manager Eric Clark tells Reuters' Fred Katayama investors' relief over inflation on the heels of the May jobs report makes some lagging consumer tech stocks look attractive.

Source: yahoo.com
AMC shares plunge after share sale filing - Vimarsana News

AMC shares plunge after share sale filing

AMC shares plunge after share sale filing

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'Red flags all over' AMC -strategist - Vimarsana News

'Red flags all over' AMC -strategist

As shares of AMC gyrate wildly after nearly doubling in one day, Crossmark Global Investments' Victoria Fernandez tells Reuters' Fred Katayama why investors should not get caught up in so-called "meme stocks."

Source: yahoo.com