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Assured Guaranty Ltd. AGO

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+109.64% in 147 days Consensus Rating Average <table width="100%"> <tbody> <tr class="qm_main"> <td class="qm_maintext"> Consensus Rating for AGO is MODERATE BUY <!-- </span--> </td> </tr> <tr class="qm_main"> <td class="qm_maintext qm_consesusRatingHelp"> Since many brokers have different rating systems, we maintain a standard system with an assigned numeric value from 1 to 5. Ratings are a translation of brokers' recommendations to the recommendation scale, which ra... Continue reading »

AGO Assured Guaranty Ltd AGO

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+41.09% in 41 days (closed on 08/06/09) Insiders are buying http://finance.yahoo.com/q/it?s=AGO High increase in Revenues High increase in Operating Income Net Income from Negativ to Positive http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Assured-Guaranty-Ltd-Reports-bw... Positiv trend TA (last 3 months) Best Regard Stock Picks Expert Continue reading »

Bullish on AGO ... AGO

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+8.22% in 662 days This company did not have any risk in the first place. No subprime exposures. It will also win business from AMBAC and MBIA Continue reading »

Industry Bailout on the Way AGO

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+21.58% in 667 days Either they are going to report major losses or their stock is down because of fear of all the bond insurers.  Either way I believe the whole industry will see gains. Continue reading »

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Trading Radar for 11/16: Lowe's (LOW), Pacific Sunwear (PSUN), Assured Guaranty (AGO), Franklin Covey (FC) Report

The Trading Radar highlights key earnings and economic announcements for tomorrow's trading session:<u>Before Market Opens:</u>Economics:8:30am ET Retail Sales Report - Street Sees 0.9% Retail Sales Report (ex-Autos) - Street Sees 0.4% Empire Manufacturing - Street Sees 29 Earnings:ADA ES INC (NASDAQ: ADES) – consensus loss $0.23American Dairy Inc. (NYSE: ADY) – consensus EPS $0.31China Architectural Engineering Inc. (NASDAQ: CAEI) – no consensusEuroseas Ltd. (NASDAQ: ESEA) – consensus loss $0.01Flamel Technologies (NASDAQ: FLML) – consensus loss $0.09Flotek Industries Inc. (NYSE: FTK) – co... Continue reading »

Barron's: Assured Guaranty (AGO) could thrive

Filed under: Good news, Newspapers, Magazines, Options, Technical Analysis <>Assured Guaranty (NYSE: AGO - option chain) shares rose Monday after the stock received positive coverage in Barron's over the weekend. An analyst wrote in the magazine that shares of the stock could appreciate quickly since it is the only bond insurer among its competitors that still has the credit rating and financial strength to write insurance on new issues of municipal bonds and bond securitizations. Barron's also said that Assured Guaranty could have smaller-than-expected losses from claims. If you think that th... Continue reading »

Assured Guaranty, P/E only 3!

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Assured Guaranty Ltd. (AGO) This Bermuda company provides financial guaranty insurance and reinsurance, as well as mortgage guaranty coverage. Billionaire Wilbur Ross owns 13% of the company valued... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]] Continue reading »

Crain's NY on Wilbur Ross

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Aaron Elstien has an interesting piece on Wilbur Ross in Crain's NY. Reprinted with permission: <>'King of Bankruptcy' moves into toxic mortgages. Hope that proves wiser than his auto-biz bets By Aaron Elstein Wilbur Ross, who famously pocketed hundreds of millions turning around bankrupt steel mills, is moving to dramatically different turf. Last week, the “King of Bankruptcy” unveiled plans to invest up to $1 billion in distressed mortgages. It's worth a shot. After all, little else of what Wall Street's top vulture has feasted on since his steel coup has turned out very well. The auto-part... Continue reading »

Crain's NY on Wilbur Ross

Aaron Elstien has an interesting piece on Wilbur Ross in Crain's NY. Reprinted with permission: <>'King of Bankruptcy' moves into toxic mortgages. Hope that proves wiser than his auto-biz bets By Aaron Elstein Wilbur Ross, who famously pocketed hundreds of millions turning around bankrupt steel mills, is moving to dramatically different turf. Last week, the “King of Bankruptcy” unveiled plans to invest up to $1 billion in distressed mortgages. It's worth a shot. After all, little else of what Wall Street's top vulture has feasted on since his steel coup has turned out very well. The auto-part... Continue reading »

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