Two big TV deals fuel trading, stocks mixed
When it comes to the stats for the last week of November 2014...
Trend-free trading on the stock and station fronts
The message was decidedly mixed when it came to station trading during the week of November 17-21.
Mixed stocks and the one deal that ruled them all
There wasn’t a whole lot going on in the station trading market last week...
October stocks: Steady as she goes
Broadcasters started one place on Wall Street at the beginning of the month...
Radio leads October station trading
As a general rule, radio is always king in terms of total sticks moved...
Numbers not so hot as November kicks off
It is not at all uncommon for a broadcast deal to involved tens, even hundreds of millions of dollars. The fact that the 13...
Fabulous week for broadcast stocks
During the last week of October, most broadcasters who trade in the stock markets found Halloween treats in their bags.
Television leads weekly broadcast stock results
And radio was pretty much the entire story when it came to station trading for the week
Wall Street was a happy place last week
Broadcasters were able to swim against the tide
Broadcasters to September: Good-bye and good riddance
A recent report in USA today noted that September is notorious for being a very bad stock month, generally the worst of the year.
September station-trading: Quiet times
It was not a month for what you’d call big deals
On the job with your younger television audience
An important insight into the nature of your audience is knowledge of how much money they make, and how
On the job with your younger radio audience
On the job with your younger radio audience
An important insight into the nature of your audience is knowledge of how much money they make, and how they make it. Thanks to the research experts at Prosper Research and Analytics, we can tell you that and more. Today, we look at the younger half of the radio audience.
Third quarter was 2013 trading hot zone
When Q3 came to an end 9/30/13 it accounted for about 33% of the year to date at that point in simple terms of elapsed time – it didn’t take an analyst to make that prediction. But it also accounted for almost 60% of the accumulated station trading value.
Radio leads the way in September trading
For the first time in 2013, there was more value in station trading on the radio side than on the television side – it was by far the biggest month for radio all year, while television lacked the kind of blockbuster deal that have been filed earlier.