By SA Editor Miriam Metzinger: Stocks discussed on the Lightning Round segment of Jim Cramer’s Mad Money Program, Wednesday June 5. Bullish Calls:
First Interstate (FIBK): “It is the kind of stock I am looking to buy. It is precisely the kind of stock that does better with higher interest rates and an improving housing market…

June 6 (Bloomberg) — Joe Fallon, president and chief
executive officer of The Fallon Co., discusses how the opening
of Boston’s third harbor tunnel led to new construction in the
city’s waterfront district. Fallon talks with Bloomberg’s Pimm
Fox and Carol Massar on Bloomberg Radio’s “Taking Stock…

Filed under: Investing

River Valley Community Bank Appoints New Chief Operating Officer
YUBA CITY, Calif.–(BUSINESS WIRE)– River Valley Community Bank (OTC Markets: RVVY) headquartered in Yuba City, California announced its Board of Directors has promoted Executive Vice President John M…

All cash flow is not created equal.    

ETFs are very tax efficient. Many ETFs do not have capital gain distributions. Thus you only have capital gains when you sell, which could be decades from now.I like WisdomTree’s Dividend ETFs. Their Small Cap Dividned (DES) does well at capturing the returns of the small cap value asset class. The higher dividend payout is a plus…

Ciena’s strong revenue and margin numbers for the quarter may be the beginning of a major new cycle.    

On May 28, 1962 – 51 years ago – Wall Street suffered a mini-crash. The New York Stock Exchange average had its biggest one-day drop in over 35 years. The next day the newspapers reported:
BLACK MONDAY PANIC ON WALL STREET
INVESTORS LOSE BILLIONS AS MARKET BREAKS
NATION FEARS NEW 1929 DEBACLE
A youthful Warren Buffett was asked about the panic selling…

I was surprised by many of the investments, or lack thereof, when I came across President Barack Obama's most recent financial disclosure.

The president has been extremely passive and risk-averse with his money over the past year, leaving most of it in Treasurys or cash. The lessons the first family's portfolio holds for ordinary investors are to take a little risk and that cash flow is king…

By SA Editor Miriam Metzinger: Stocks discussed on the Lightning Round segment of Jim Cramer’s Mad Money Program, Wednesday June 5. Bullish Calls:
First Interstate (FIBK): “It is the kind of stock I am looking to buy. It is precisely the kind of stock that does better with higher interest rates and an improving housing market…

June 6 (Bloomberg) — Joe Fallon, president and chief
executive officer of The Fallon Co., discusses how the opening
of Boston’s third harbor tunnel led to new construction in the
city’s waterfront district. Fallon talks with Bloomberg’s Pimm
Fox and Carol Massar on Bloomberg Radio’s “Taking Stock…

Filed under: Investing

River Valley Community Bank Appoints New Chief Operating Officer
YUBA CITY, Calif.–(BUSINESS WIRE)– River Valley Community Bank (OTC Markets: RVVY) headquartered in Yuba City, California announced its Board of Directors has promoted Executive Vice President John M…

All cash flow is not created equal.    

ETFs are very tax efficient. Many ETFs do not have capital gain distributions. Thus you only have capital gains when you sell, which could be decades from now.I like WisdomTree’s Dividend ETFs. Their Small Cap Dividned (DES) does well at capturing the returns of the small cap value asset class. The higher dividend payout is a plus…

Ciena’s strong revenue and margin numbers for the quarter may be the beginning of a major new cycle.    

On May 28, 1962 – 51 years ago – Wall Street suffered a mini-crash. The New York Stock Exchange average had its biggest one-day drop in over 35 years. The next day the newspapers reported:
BLACK MONDAY PANIC ON WALL STREET
INVESTORS LOSE BILLIONS AS MARKET BREAKS
NATION FEARS NEW 1929 DEBACLE
A youthful Warren Buffett was asked about the panic selling…

I was surprised by many of the investments, or lack thereof, when I came across President Barack Obama's most recent financial disclosure.

The president has been extremely passive and risk-averse with his money over the past year, leaving most of it in Treasurys or cash. The lessons the first family's portfolio holds for ordinary investors are to take a little risk and that cash flow is king…