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Friday Morning Coffee with TradingMarkets
By Ashton Dorkins | TradingMarkets.com | April 18, 2008
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Good Morning!

Google Tops Estimates... Citigroup Reports $5.1B Loss... Caterpillar Income Up 13%... Honeywell Income Jumps, Issues Upbeat Forecast... Schlumberger Profit Rises Less than Expected... AMD Loss Narrows... Xerox Swings to Loss.

Asian stocks down... European stocks up... Dollar strengthens... And the futures are pointing to a strong open.

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TradingMarkets 5 Business Stories You Need to Know

Google Profit Rose 30%, Quelling Investor Fears - Wall Street Journal
Google's net climbed 30% despite slowing growth in the number of clicks on ads. Google said the weak economy hadn't hurt its business, and shares surged after hours.

Citigroup Reports Loss on $15 Billion of Credit Costs - Bloomberg
Citigroup, the biggest U.S. bank by assets, posted its second straight quarterly loss on at least $15 billion of writedowns and increased loan losses as customers fell behind on home, car and credit-card payments.

Caterpillar Net Income Climbs 13% - MarketWatch
Caterpillar says strong demand outside North America powered the bulldozer giant to a 13% jump in quarterly profit Friday, adding to bullish sentiment in the broad market.

Schlumberger First Quarter Profit Up but Misses Street - Thomson Reuters
Schlumberger, the world's largest oilfield services company, on Friday posted a first-quarter profit that fell short of expectations due partly to weather disruptions and lower income in its seismic business, sending shares down about 2 percent in pre-market trading.

Investment Banks Eye CDS Clearing House - Financial Times
Deutsche Bank and other investment banks are working on plans to develop a clearing house for the credit derivatives markets in an effort to allay growing regulatory and investor fears about "counterparty risk".

For more stories as they happen, go to our Breaking News section.

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TradingMarkets 5 PowerRatings Stocks for Today

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CollaGenex Pharmaceuticals CGPI 10
Telefonos de Mexico TMX 8
Palomar Medical Technologies PMTI 8
Orthofix International OFIX 8
Garmin GRMN 8
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TradingMarkets Tracking the Wizards

The Last Good Trade: Google - TradingMarkets
Buying weakness and selling strength is the oldest--and wisest--way to make money trading stocks. And it's true whether you are betting on stocks to go up or stocks to down--as was the case of what we think was The Last Good Trade in Google.

Everything You Need to Know About Options Selling - TradingMarkets
As most people reading this know, there are two parts to option pricing; there is the intrinsic value, or real value, and there is the premium, or what I like to call the "fluff".

Free Report! The Only 3 Options Trading Strategies You'll Ever Need - TradingMarkets
There may be as many ways to trade the market as there are traders who want to do so. But the difference between the professionals and the amateurs when it comes to trading is that the majority of professional traders know that the edge lies in buying markets when they are weak and selling them when they are strong.

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