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arnings rose 27.5% UBB

22%

Unibanco (UBB) recently announced that its first-quarter earnings rose 27.5% due to strong growth in its loan portfolio. Last week the Brazilian government announced an economic stimulus package that it said would provide the equivalent of more than $13 billion in export credits and tax cuts, which should benefit Unibanco's business. The stock rallied impressively last week and remains an outstanding buy! http://astuk-virtuallystocks.blogspot.com/ Continue reading »

UBB a strong growth stock UBB

14%

Uniao de Bancos Brasileiros ( Portuguese for Brazilian Banks Union ), or Unibanco ( NYSE:UBB ) is Brazil's third largest banking company, headquartered in Sao Paulo.  It is currently undergoing very strong growth due to Brazil's strength on the world trading markets.  Its current P/E is very high at 216.96, but this is because of high revenue growth estimates by analysts, and is unlikely to be overvalued.  Analysts estimate that next year, based on current prices, the P/E will have dropped to 11.76. ( http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=UBB ). Unibanco is well positioned to en... Continue reading »

UBB a strong growth stock UBB

14%

Uniao de Bancos Brasileiros ( Portuguese for Brazilian Banks Union ), or Unibanco ( NYSE:UBB ) is Brazil's third largest banking company, headquartered in Sao Paulo.  It is currently undergoing very strong growth due to Brazil's strength on the world trading markets.  Its current P/E is very high at 216.96, but this is because of high revenue growth estimates by analysts, and is unlikely to be overvalued.  Analysts estimate that next year, based on current prices, the P/E will have dropped to 11.76. ( http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=UBB ). Unibanco is well positioned to en... Continue reading »

UBB a strong growth stock UBB

14%

Uniao de Bancos Brasileiros ( Portuguese for Brazilian Banks Union ), or Unibanco ( NYSE:UBB ) is Brazil's third largest banking company, headquartered in Sao Paulo.  It is currently undergoing very strong growth due to Brazil's strength on the world trading markets.  Its current P/E is very high at 216.96, but this is because of high revenue growth estimates by analysts, and is unlikely to be overvalued.  Analysts estimate that next year, based on current prices, the P/E will have dropped to 11.76. ( http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=UBB ). Unibanco is well positioned to en... Continue reading »

UBB a strong growth stock UBB

14%

Uniao de Bancos Brasileiros ( Portuguese for Brazilian Banks Union ), or Unibanco ( NYSE:UBB ) is Brazil's third largest banking company, headquartered in Sao Paulo.  It is currently undergoing very strong growth due to Brazil's strength on the world trading markets.  Its current P/E is very high at 216.96, but this is because of high revenue growth estimates by analysts, and is unlikely to be overvalued.  Analysts estimate that next year, based on current prices, the P/E will have dropped to 11.76. ( http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=UBB ). Unibanco is well positioned to en... Continue reading »

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Highest Yielding Stocks Going Ex Dividend Early January

5 %

Investors occasionally use a stock trading technique called 'Buying Dividends,' which is the technique of buying stocks before the ex dividend date and selling the stock shortly after the ex date at about the same price, yet still being entitled to the dividend. This technique generally works only in bull markets. If you are interested in buying dividends, there are many stocks in many different industries to choose from. In order to be entitled to the dividend, you have to buy the stock before the ex-dividend date, and you can't sell the stock until after the ex date. The actual dividend ma... Continue reading »

Two Big Reasons to Remain Bullish on Brazilian Stocks

38%

By Jason Simpkins Associate Editor Brazilian stocks as measured by the country’s Bovespa benchmark stock index has fallen 20% from its May 20 record, but that doesn’t mean it’s time to give up on Latin America’s largest economy. Brazil still has plenty to offer, and with stock valuations low, it’s a good time to go bargain hunting. <>In fact, a big reason why Brazilian stocks have dropped is because the country’s central bank has been forced to raise rates to curb inflation. Policymakers have raised the benchmark rate twice since April, to 12.25%. Of course, inflation isn’t a p<><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><>< /><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><>< /><>< /><>< />< />... Continue reading »

"Fast Money" for Tuesday

Tuesday's Picks Jeff Macke likes Hasbro (HAS) $35.66 Guy Adami prefers Anheuser-Busch Companies (BUD) $51.41 Karen Finerman prefers ValueClick (VCLK) $20. Pete Najarian thinks AT&T (T) $39.85 is a buy. Monday's Results Jeff Macke likes Microsoft (MSFT) $29.24 Close $29.08 LOSS Guy Adami prefers UPS (UPS) $73.28 Close $72.74 LOSS Karen Finerman suggests Philip Morris International (PM) $51.02 Close $50.81 LOSS Tim Seymour thinks Unibanco (UBB) $155.66 is a buy. Close $152.74... Continued at Todd Sullivan's ValuePlays Continue reading »

"Fast Money" for Tuesday

Tuesday's Picks Jeff Macke likes Hasbro (HAS) $35.66 Guy Adami prefers Anheuser-Busch Companies (BUD) $51.41 Karen Finerman prefers ValueClick (VCLK) $20. Pete Najarian thinks AT&T (T) $39.85 is a buy. Monday's Results Jeff Macke likes Microsoft (MSFT) $29.24 Close $29.08 LOSS Guy Adami prefers UPS (UPS) $73.28 Close $72.74 LOSS Karen Finerman suggests Philip Morris International (PM) $51.02 Close $50.81 LOSS Tim Seymour thinks Unibanco (UBB) $155.66 is a buy. Close $152.74... Continued at Todd Sullivan's ValuePlays Continue reading »

"Fast Money" for Tuesday

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<> Tuesday's Picks Jeff Macke likes Hasbro (HAS) $35.66 Guy Adami prefers Anheuser-Busch Companies (BUD) $51.41 Karen Finerman prefers ValueClick (VCLK) $20. Pete Najarian thinks AT&T (T) $39.85 is a buy. Monday's Results Jeff Macke likes Microsoft (MSFT) $29.24 Close $29.08 LOSS Guy Adami prefers UPS (UPS) $73.28 Close $72.74 LOSS Karen Finerman suggests Philip Morris International (PM) $51.02 Close $50.81 LOSS Tim Seymour thinks Unibanco (UBB) $155.66 is a buy. Close $152.74 LOSS 2008 Records: Brian Schaeffer= 0-1 Carter Worth= 1-1 Jon Najarian= 4-3 Jeff Macke= 33-27-1 Tim Seymore= 16-13 Guy Adami=... Continue reading »

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