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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 24, 2015

Page

26

Buy side vs sell side analysts explained

A compact explanation of in house buy side analysts for institutions like mutual funds and pension funds versus sell side analysts employed by brokerages who provide broad research to customers. The article notes liquidity concepts and uses Velvet Elvis Art Factory Inc as an illustrative ticker KINGG to compare market depth and trading impact.

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Buffett Buffett Buffett at Berkshire Hathaway annual meeting

Berkshire Hathaway shareholders heard Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger field questions for five hours in Omaha. Buffett discussed high stock prices, low interest rates, and future attractiveness of equities, while noting U.S. profit strength. He contrasted the S&P 500 index fund bet with hedge funds, and praised China-U.S. collaboration. additional insights will follow next week.

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The Buy of the Century and a Stock Learner

A narrator recalls early stock bets from 1980s on a tiny winged fan tech and later Imatron shares, bought cheap and sold through volatility. Lessons emerge on patience, product value, rising profits, debt, and a GE acquisition in 2001. The piece reflects on life priorities over money.

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Priceline stock holds long term growth despite short term hit

Priceline faced a earnings setback as currency swings weighed on profits but gross travel bookings rose 12 percent to 13.8 billion with international growth 26 percent excluding the strong dollar. The company expands marketing spending to drive future revenue, maintaining double digit margins and listing brands Booking com priceline com agoda com KAYAK rentalcars com and OpenTable. The Fool sees a buying opportunity for long term investors.

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Name That Company From 1957 Brookhaven Club Roots

The company traces to 1957 with the Brookhaven Country Club project in Dallas and opened The Lancers Club in 1966 to serve members and guests. Today it operates over 200 golf and country clubs in 26 states, with more than 3,400 holes on courses and about 20,000 peak-season employees serving over 430,000 members.

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Danone’s Global Rise From Barcelona to 130 Countries

Danone traces its roots to Barcelona in 1919, merged with BSN in 1973, and now operates in over 130 countries. The company focuses on dairy, waters, early life and medical nutrition with brands like Activia Oikos Evian and Valvic and expanded into Russia after acquiring Unimilk in 2000.

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AT&T Expands Wireless Links to Cars Homes and More

AT&T aims to boost revenue by packaging mobile services with DirecTV and expanding data connections to cars, homes, and business clients. Cars already account for over half of first-quarter wireless connections and the company foresees growing touchpoints across phones, backseat entertainment, home automation, and government services.

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Target sees rise in average transaction amid cautious consumer mood

Target reports a 1.4 percent rise in average transaction amount in the quarter as shoppers trade up to premium items. Kathee Tesija notes an early staging of a food section revamp with a broad rollout planned next year while overall revenue climbs 2.8 percent to 17.1 billion. The company shows uneven consumer spending and a small 2.8 percent share from ecommerce, despite an ambitious 40 percent online growth goal.

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