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CME: Bull or Bear?
Real bargain stock #8: CME Group (CME)
CME
+10.55%
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Filed under: Options, Stocks to Buy  As an observer of financial markets, I've been stunned by the recent growth of options trading. Options and futures trading have become huge among individual investors, and the interest in the topic is only getting bigger.
So, who benefits most from the surge in options and futures trading? CME Group (NASDAQ: CME). <>CME Group is the company that operates the Chicago Mercantile Exchange and the Chicago Board of Trade, the place where options and futures trades actually take place. Whenever you place an options or futures transaction, the only sure winner in th...
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Bullish on CME ...
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+29.73%
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237 days
CME Group Inc. operates two self-regulatory futures exchanges, CME and CBOT. The company offers an array of products available across various asset classes, including futures and options on futures based on interest rates, equity indexes, foreign exchange, agricultural commodities, and alternative investments, such as weather and real estate. It provides various products that provide a means for hedging, speculation, and asset allocation relating to the risks associated with interest rate sensitive instruments, equity ownership, changes in the value of foreign currency, and changes in the p...
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Virtual Investing at UpDown and MarketGuru
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+57.35%
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340 days
<>  <> The accompanying table includes the stocks in my MarketGuru virtual portfolio under MikeHavRx , which I began about one week ago.
Below is my current UpDown virtual investing portfolio, which is positioned to add some more offensive stock picks such as CME and Apple since it looks like the market rally is gaining momentum. Click on any of the company names below for a link to all of my articles.
Start earning real money with zero risk while improving your trading skills and strategies at the <> UpDow...
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Trading the Exchanges: Buying CME Group
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+12.92%
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(closed on 01/02/09)
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CME Group (CME) has lost more than half of its market value over the past three months and the stock price has cratered by nearly three-quarters in the past year. As illustrated in the accompanying three-month chart and table of valuation parameters [click to enlarge] for the major U.S.-listed exchanges, CME is extremely oversold and trades at less than two-thirds of book value (0.66) despite its position as the world's largest futures exchange with a major new source of revenue in the form of central counterparty cleari...
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Climate Exchange Rebounds on Robust Results
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-54.46%
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98 days
(closed on 12/27/08)
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<> Late last week, Climate Exchange (London: CLE) posted strong operating results , stemming a massive loss in market value of about 50% (from about 2,000 to 1,000 pence per share) in the wake of the financial crisis and near market meltdown. The stock has since settled at the 1,300 level as carbon trading growth in the Company's two climate exchanges (European – ECX + Chicago – CCX) demonstrated health growth during the first half of 2008. The ECX posted gains from the year-ago period of 150% on over 1 billion tons wh< />< /><>< />< /><><>< />< /><><>...
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Credit Cards and Exchanges: The Only Safe Ways to Play the Financials
CME
-1.60%
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460 days
NAVIGATING THE CREDIT CRISIS The current credit crisis and liquidity crunch has made even the professional investors balk on calling a bottom. One stomach churning event after another has proven the most optimistic analysts to not only be wrong, but little more than contrarian indicators.
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OIL down inverse to NXM ICE CME up
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-7.82%
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16 days
(closed on 08/12/08)
CME NXM ICE pretty much match each other as oil drops ICE is the smallest value jumping inversly the greatest amount to the OIL Trend. Call fall when heating oil will kick a little bit back up in winter but fall in spring THESE three may fall just before winter again, but raise on the oil fall for spring. The summer is to far away to see. Lets just get through the fall/winter first.
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Bought CME
CME
+6.74%
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21 days
(closed on 06/24/08)
I added to my CME position at $400.00. RSI(2) is at 0.11! That's about as oversold as I've seen. CME may be forming a double bottom with the low of Mar. '08, as Congress considers the degree to which speculators are contributing to the rise in crude. There is a real risk that futures markets will face additional regulation, which would impact CME, NMX, and ICE. I'm not sure if it will happen or not, which creates risk. But I like CME as a company and business model, and am cautiously scaling in here.
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Bought CME
CME
-7.05%
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6 days
(closed on 06/03/08)
I started a position in CME, at $431.10. My second scale in will be around $350'ish.
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Stocks to avoid: Motley Fool says stay away from WaMu, Ambac, Pulte
CME
-34.13%
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581 days
Filed under: Forecasts, CIGNA Corp (CI), Washington Mutual (WM), Economic data, Stocks to Buy, Recession  It has been a tough year for investors. We have been dealing with recession fears, housing market worries, high gasoline prices and a very weak U.S dollar. As much as we would love to say that the worst is behind us, we still could be in for some more rocky times ahead. So its best to try to figure out which stocks would be best to avoid for the time being.
Richard Gibbons wrote up a nice piece over on The Motley Fool that looks at some of the stocks that we would be wise to stay away from...
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Options to fuel your portfolio growth
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-49.43%
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766 days
CME is the dominant issuer of stock options in the U.S. markets. As trading volatility increases, and as investors become more sophisticated, options become more and more attractive for hedging risks and reducing volatility. With potential for future overseas expansion, I think CME should do well for a long time to come. (I own this as of this writing, 11/02/2007)
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Bearish on CME ...
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+27.32%
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1228 days
The failure of the Doha round will throw a monkey wrench into CME's global expansion plans, as agricultural commodities will continue to be subject to protectionist policies. CFTC moves to regulate the sale of foreign derivatives contracts more closely will likely result in reciprocal tightening in markets the CME seeks to enter.
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