David talks to the Street.com and host Debra Borchardt about the latest Bitcoin institution to go bust.
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Russian Invasion – 4 Questions Investors Are Asking
posted by David Nelson, CFA
By David Nelson, CFA I said earlier this year during a CNBC interview “one of the things that keeps me up at night are the events I can’t quantify. Among those are military conflict and political unrest.” Well, we certainly got that as we headed into the close Friday with reports coming out of the […]
Bitcoin – Was Mt. Gox a Ponzi Scheme?
posted by David Nelson, CFA
David joins the Al Jazeera America team to discuss Bitcoin and the collapse of Mt. Gox
Is the Market Getting Ahead of Itself? –
posted by David Nelson, CFA
David talks to CNBC host Bill Griffeth about froth in names like Facebook (FB), Tesla (TSLA) and others. Battle is raging between buyers and sellers.
Shareholders – Stand Up And Be Counted
posted by David Nelson, CFA
By David Nelson, CFA Once again corporate raider and white knight Carl Icahn has launched an attack on the status quo. His latest battle, which pits him against board members and the management of eBay, shines a spotlight on a part of corporate America few get to see from the inside. Perhaps Gordon Gekko said […]
Facebook (FB) – Party Like It’s 1999
posted by David Nelson, CFA
David talks about Facebook’s (FB) $19 Billion acquisition of WhatsApp with Fox Business host Gerri Willis on The Willis Report
At 1300 Priceline is Cheaper than Groupon – David’s Interview on the Street
posted by David Nelson, CFA
At over 1300 David tells the Street.com’s Debra Borchardt that Priceline (PCLN) is cheaper than the Groupon (GRPN) at 8.
The Weather Put – How Snow & Ice Heats up the Market
posted by David Nelson, CFA
David joins the CNBC team from the floor of the NYSE and says the recent severe storms have actually helped the market.
Are Regulators Doing their Job? – Toyota $1Billion Settlement
posted by David Nelson, CFA
David discusses the $1 Billion Toyota is paying to settle the case regarding “unintended acceleration.” Are regulators doing their job?