Filed under: Coca-Cola (KO) , Stocks to Buy Coca-Cola’s Q3 earnings of 83 cents per share beat the First Call Q3 EPS consensus estimate of 82 cents per share, and, of course, Wall Street drove the shares lower on the morning of the announcement. Most likely, the above selling stems merely from short-term institutional investors (IIs) exiting the stock, which is why I’m reiterating my Buy rating for The Coca-Cola Company (NYSE: KO ), first recommended on February 15, 2009 at a price of $42.68. Continue reading Coca-Cola: Pull-back is an opportunity to take a position Coca-Cola: Pull-back is an opportunity to take a position originally appeared on BloggingStocks on Tue, 20 Oct 2009 17:30:00 EST.

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Coca-Cola: Pull-back is an opportunity to take a position

Filed under: Other issues , Management , Industry , Employees , Market matters , Money and Finance Today , Personal finance , Recession Wall Street is getting back to normal. How do we know that

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Are bank bonuses excessive?

Filed under: Federal Reserve , Recession , Financial Crisis MarketWatch Chief Economist Irwin Kellner sometimes boldly goes where no man has gone before, to cite an old Star Trek phrase, and this week he evaluates the U.S. Federal Reserve’s dilemma. And what a dilemma it is: regarding quantitative easing policy, if the Fed withdraws its record cash injections too soon, it could trigger a double-dip recession, Kellner said

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Fed’s quantitative easing timetable is the big $2 trillion question

Filed under: Apple Inc (AAPL) , Caterpillar (CAT) , Wendy’s Intl (WEN) Despite some very tame inflation reports , the housing data was deemed as a disappointment.

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Closing Bell: Stocks get a deserved breather (WEN, ZSTN, FNM, AAPL, CAT)

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Filed under: Earnings reports Despite the economic environment, BlackRock (NYSE: BLK ) has a knack for what works. It’s a testament to its people, as well as its singular focus on asset management

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BlackRock is solid as a rock

Filed under: Google (GOOG) , Intel (INTC) , Market matters , Scandals , Sun Microsystems (JAVA) , Akamai Technologies (AKAM) , Cramer on BloggingStocks From TheStreet.com Network Barclays Falls as Qatar Sells Shares Apple Rides Higher on iPhone, Mac Sales The Street.com’s Jim Cramer says that it’s awful knowing that Galleon had every single nuance of the next Intel call.

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Cramer on BloggingStocks: A mockery of the game