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Investors face stiff competition at foreclosure auctions (access required)

by Amanda Miller Published: March 22,2012

Tags: Auction, Foreclosure, Investors

It’s Wednesday morning and the El Paso County Public trustee’s office is jam-packed with would-be investors looking for a deal at the weekly foreclosure auction. [...]

Raymond James is 16th to settle in ARS complaints

by Amanda Miller Published: December 16,2011

Tags: auction rate securities, Investors, raymond james, settlement

Raymond James Financial Services agreed Wednesday to buy back in excess of $25 million worth of auction rate securities from Colorado investors in a settlement with the Colorado Division of Securities. The firm was accused of allowing salespeople to tell investors that the auction rate securities were just as liquid as money market accounts, but [...] [...]

Investors exit stock funds, shift to bonds in Oct. (access required)

by Amy Gillentine Published: November 11,2011

Tags: Bonds, Investors, Stocks

Surging stock prices in October weren’t enough to entice mutual fund investors back into the market. Instead, bonds continued to hold appeal. Investors withdrew a net $17.6 billion from stock mutual funds last month, industry consultant Strategic Insight said on Friday. It was the sixth consecutive month of net withdrawals, which total $97 billion over [...] [...]

E*Trade to pay $3.5 million to Colo. investors

Colorado Securities Commissioner Fred Joseph reached a settlement with E*Trade Securities related to its sale of auction rate securities to Colorado investors. Under terms of the agreement, E*Trade will buy back $3.5 million worth of auction rate securities from Colorado investors who found themselves unable to sell securities after they had been froze. The settlement [...] [...]

A summer many investors would rather forget

by Associated Press Published: September 30,2011

Tags: corporate earnings, Investors, summer, third quarter, uncertainity

It was a stomach-churning summer that most investors would like to forget. The United States lost its top-of-the-line credit rating for the first time. The financial system of Europe seemed ready to collapse. Money managers sifted through data for signs that the economy was about to slide into a new recession. In the financial markets, [...] [...]

Peak Venture Group wants to hear your pitch

by Monica Mendoza Published: August 5,2011

Tags: entrepreneurs, Investors, JoAnn Schmitz, Peak Venture Group

Peak Venture Group is launching a new program this month that aims to tap into the hearts and spirits of budding entrepreneurs. The group, which has provided mentorship to up-and-coming entrepreneurs since 2000, is hosting a series of “Pitch Nights” – non-threatening nights where people with business, invention or product ideas can come, make a [...] [...]

Cleantech competition open to local businesses

by Amy Gillentine Published: May 11,2011

Tags: clean technology, Cleantech Open Rocky Mountain competition, Investors

The deadline to apply for the 2011 Rocky Mountain Cleantech Open is May 24. The Rocky Mountain region  includes Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico, Utah and Wyoming. The event was created to find, fund and foster the most promising clean-technology companies. The winner of the regional event will compete nationally. The national program includes 25 states and a [...] [...]

Financial stocks fall as investors react to mortgage problems

by admin Published: October 14,2010

Tags: Foreclosures, Investors, stock market

Financial stocks fell Thursday as investors weighed mortgage problems that could cost big banks billions. Shares of Bank of America Corp., Wells Fargo & Co. and Citigroup Inc. fell at least 4 percent and JPMorgan Chase & Co. fell nearly 3 percent. By comparison, the broad Standard & Poor’s 500 index declined 0.4 percent. Investors [...] [...]

J.P. Morgan pays $139 million to Colorado investors (access required)

by Amy Gillentine Published: November 23,2009

Tags: auction rate securities, Investors, liquidity

J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. will pay back $139 million worth of auction rate securities from Colorado investors, who found themselves unable to sell the securities after they had been frozen in the market. The Colorado settlement is part of a multi-state agreement in which J.P. Morgan has bought back more than $17 billion of auction [...] [...]

The main event: Jim Cramer vs. SpongeBob Square Pants (access required)

by Allan Roth Published: April 2,2009

Tags: Advise, Investors, Jim Cramer

OK, I admit that I really enjoyed Comedy Central’s Jon Stewart calling Mad Money’s Jim Cramer on the carpet for what he has done to his viewers. But I think we all have a lot to learn from some of the media financial gurus. First, let me note that I’m not just joining the “pick [...] [...]

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