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Cramer’s ‘Mad Money’ Recap: 7 Reasons U.S. Is Better Off Than Europe
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NEW YORK (TheStreet) — With the bears working tirelessly day after day to link the U.S. stock market with those in Europe, Jim Cramer told his “Mad Money” TV show viewers Monday that he’s come up with seven reasons why the U.S. is not as bad as our European counterparts. …
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You Can Buy These Stocks for Up to 56% LESS Than What Gurus Like Bill Gates Paid
It’s not often you get an opportunity like this…
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Get These 3 Stocks for Less than What Insiders Paid
When executives of a company step in and buy its stock, it can provide a glimpse into an overlooked or misunderstood value opportunity.
Sadly, these insiders are often lousy market timers. They tend to acquire shares after a stock has lost a lot of value (even as they think the company's operating outlook remains bright). In many instances, the selling pressure isn't yet finished, and these insiders simply jumped in too soon. The good news: you can profit from their bad timing by picking up shares at lower prices than what insiders paid for them.
You can find a clear example of this with advertising firm MDC Partners (Nasdaq: MDCA), which is a member of my $ 100,000 Real-money Portfolio. Insiders have been buying this stock for an extended period, even as it has drifted ever-lower.
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I think this stock is a deep bargain for its own intrinsic reasons, and those rounds of insider buying at much higher levels give me that much more confidence.
Here are three other attractively-valued stocks that are now much cheaper than what insiders paid for them.
How to Save Money on Entertainment and Spend Less Than The Average Household
Looking to have some fun without burning a hole in your wallet? Look no further. Here are some great ways you can save money on entertainment. What’s your favorite?
Average Entertainment Spending
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, in 2010, the average American consumer unit spent $ 2,504 on “entertainment.” If you include “food away from home” as entertainment (like we do in our household), that adds another $ 2,505 of spending. Altogether, the average American consumer unit spent $ 5,009 on what we consider to be “entertainment.”
You might be wondering what what a “consumer unit” is. The Bureau of Labor Statistics describes it as “families, single persons living alone or sharing a household with others but who are financially independent, or two or more persons living together who share expenses.”
Without getting into our financial details, I can tell you that our family entertainment budget is significantly lower than the average American household. How about yours?
Grads: A lame job is better than no job
As job offers become more frequent for recent grads, it’s raising a question for the mortarboard set: should you take a sub-optimal offer, or hold out for something better?
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Cramer: Lowe’s Solid Earnings – More Than a Weather Blip
Jim Cramer explains that Lowe’s is regaining share as it benefits from its restructuring and a housing recovery.
What Makes iPads Safer Than Laptops at Airport Security?
Airport security: shoes off jackets off no liquids over 100 milliliters no weapons (duh) no metal belt buckles be ready to prove that’s actually a metal screw in your knee watch out for your body piercings and perhaps most importantly laptops should be removed from bags and placed in separate bins. iPads (AAPL) are fine though. That anyways was the discovery made by New York Times reporter Matt Richtel on a recent trip. On his way through security Richtel asked a TSA agent if they would like him to remove his iPad from his bag. Their answer led him …
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Why Apple TV Could be Bigger Than You Think
Analysts believe an Apple-branded television set could be bigger than initially thought.
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