Few tears to dry for broadcasters on Friday
Kimberly Clark may have needed some tissues after reporting both disappointing results and outlook, but broadcasters kept their losses to a bare minimum on...
Wall Street shouts “Yay for Europe”
The decision by the ECB to try to jumpstart the Eurozone was met with approval in the US markets, and broadcasters were quite happy...
Europeans stimulate US stocks
That’s right – the ECB is using stimulus tactics, and on top of that, oil prices rose, and US markets approved. But broadcasters got...
Broadcast down in “choppy” market
That’s what Wall Street Journal called it: “Choppy.” There were other words bandied about, like volatile – but for broadcasters, down suffices, but not...
Fine end of week results for broadcast stocks
According to Wall Street watchers, the market recovered from its Swiss franc fears and oil rebounded, ending a share-price losing streak. Only two of...
Stocks feel the effect of Switzerland
The decision by the Swiss to let the value of their currency rise was a problem for some – the kind of some that...
Broadcasters tumble with general market
A number of factors tended to move stock prices downward, and broadcasters had the misfortune to go along with the crowd. In fact, there...
Broadcasters beat the Street
In what was described as a volatile day of trading, during which a big early gain evaporated in its entirety, broadcast issues did well,...
Oil, oil, oil, enough with the oil already
It was another down day on the stock markets. Want to take a guess why? Anyway, broadcasters were down fractionally as a group. But...
TV bucks Wall Street’s sour Friday
The ongoing travails of the oil business got an assist in dampening the enthusiasm of stock traders from weak wage growth stats, but television...
Stock market rebounds, broadcast rides the bounce
The Washington Post is predicting market volatility this year, but instead of basing it on climate change, it suggests the Fed as the source....
Stock market rebounds, TV doesn’t get the memo
The greater majority of radio stocks followed by RBR-TVBR steadied, and even gained, along with the dino juicers, but it was a different story...
Bad start to the year for Wall Street
Are you one of those people who like uniformity? Then you’ll like the almost total lack of positive results for broadcast stocks in a...
Oil getting the year off on a sour note
Most of us like the petro prices we’re seeing at our local filling stations, but dropping prices aren’t sitting quite so well on Wall...
Broadcast stocks start 2015 with a fizzle
The stock market was mixed when it closed 1/2/15, but it wasn’t very mixed for broadcasters – most of the stocks followed by RBR-TVBR...