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Articles Written by: HERB GREENBERG
Who is This?
Herb Greenberg, an American journalist, is a columnist for MarketWatch.com and a frequent guest contributor on various CNBC shows, including Fast Money and Jim Cramer's Mad Money.
This column first was published in the weekend edition of The Wall Street Journal.
SAN DIEGO -- After nearly
34 years as a journalist, the entrepreneur deep inside has finally won and I'm leaving to start a research firm.
It
is a natural progression ...
From HERB GREENBERG,
FOX Business,
27 Apr 2008
I think calling it “brilliant” is about the most jaded comment I have
seen through this entire deleveraging fiasco. That’s like calling it
“genius” for a teenager to have his Dad bail him out of jail after a
drunk driving arrest by using a bail ...
From HERB GREENBERG,
ETF Investor,
13 Apr 2008
With its announced acquisition by EMC (EMC) for less than $4 a share, we close the books on Iomega (IOM), one of the great — no, make that the The Original — Internet tug-o-war/message board stocks.
It
seems much longer than 12 years ago that the ...
From HERB GREENBERG,
ETF Investor,
9 Apr 2008
Adjustable-rate
mortgages were the cheapest way they could finance home purchases. but
if they were not available, home purchases arguably would have been
financed with fixed-rate mortgages. There’s no evidence of which I’m
aware that says that price ...
From HERB GREENBERG,
ETF Investor,
8 Apr 2008
As the saga
continues, the plot thickens: The blame-it-on-the-shorts bandwagon got
quite a push last week, but this battle cry is likely to go the way of
all others if Roddy Boyd’s attempt in the current Fortune to put together the pieces of the puzzle ...
From HERB GREENBERG,
ETF Investor,
7 Apr 2008
The weakening of Lululemon’s (LULU) stock yesterday, after a
strong start based on what appeared to be blowout numbers, shouldn’t be
surprising. The 2 cent per share “beat” wasn’t a beat, after all — at
least not after taking into account a ...
From HERB GREENBERG,
ETF Investor,
3 Apr 2008
To yours truly, the most interesting part of the Bernanke testimony
was his comment about how the Bear Stearns (BSC) deal had to be done before
the Asian markets opened. If nothing else, he pretty much confirmed
what we already knew: The dog (as in the ...
From HERB GREENBERG,
ETF Investor,
3 Apr 2008
The latest buzz is that the shorts conspired to drive down the stock of Lehman Brothers (LEH). A story in today’s Wall Street Journal
today says the company has met with the SEC trying to track down rumors
of its imminent (before Monday's $3 billion ...
From HERB GREENBERG,
ETF Investor,
1 Apr 2008
Bizarre timing of the announcement today that Warren Jenson will leave Electronic Arts (ERTS) as chief financial officer, considering that the company is in the midst of trying to do a hostile takeover of Take-Two (TTWO).
Electronic Arts gave no ...
From HERB GREENBERG,
ETF Investor,
24 Mar 2008
In my Big Whoosh, Part 2 item
from Sunday, I said Monday’s trading will hold the clue to how bad the
eighth and ninth innings of this financial crisis will be.
Well… Monday’s rise followed by Tuesday’s rally and yesterday's trounce can only mean one ...
From HERB GREENBERG,
ETF Investor,
20 Mar 2008
