The market's broad-based advance Monday drove 95% of IBD's 197 industry groups to higher ground. The Finance-Consumer/Commercial Loans group, ranked No. 16 in Monday's IBD, made the biggest move. Four of the group's 20 stocks show EPS Ratings above 80. Three of those four, Credit Acceptance (CACC), Nicholas Financial (NICK) and Ameri-Credit (ACF), deal primarily with used or new auto loans. The other top-ranked issue, World Acceptance (WRLD),
Over the past almost 8 years Citron has put together an unparalleled track record of uncovering scams. It is our opinion that as this story unfolds, it will rank right up there with the best of them.
Citron exposes the only publicly traded “Installment Loan” Company as a potential ZERO!!
Citron uncovers appalling consumer loan practices, at [...]
I hate to keep talking oil here, but the sticky stuff is a great proxy for what’s going on with the economy and the financial markets. On the one hand, demand is down considerably, even OPEC has cut production and inventories are rising to the point that some analysts…
I hate to keep talking oil here, but the sticky stuff is a great proxy for what’s going on with the economy and the financial markets. On the one hand, demand is down considerably, even OPEC has cut production and inventories are rising to the point that some analysts…
I hate to keep talking oil here, but the sticky stuff is a great proxy for what’s going on with the economy and the financial markets. On the one hand, demand is down considerably, even OPEC has cut production and inventories are rising to the point that some analysts…
I hate to keep talking oil here, but the sticky stuff is a great proxy for what’s going on with the economy and the financial markets. On the one hand, demand is down considerably, even OPEC has cut production and inventories are rising to the point that some analysts…
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