Meredith Margrave: Articles
August 11, 2009
How $36.50 Bottles of Water Are Helping Banks Through the Recession

It turns out more than our tax-dollars are going toward keeping these banks afloat. We're also paying more fees. Here's how to avoid them.

 
July 22, 2009
This Company is Next in Line for Bankruptcy

This widely-held stock runs an outdated business with a shrinking customer base. It's only a matter of time before the company goes belly-up. Make sure you don't get caught holding this stock.

 
July 21, 2009
Update on Second-Quarter Earnings Reports

The three companies we picked to lead after today's earnings releases did, in fact, lead the market. See how they fared.

 
July 20, 2009
Results Roundup For Tuesday

A look at which companies -- including five Dow components and tech bellwether Apple -- are reporting quarterly results tomorrow, what Wall Street expects, and which ones are the best investments.

 
July 17, 2009
Will Goldman and Morgan's Good News Hold for Wells and Citi?

The banking sector's earnings reports have looked positive -- most have beat analyst expectations. J.P. Morgan Chase has added to its credit reserves and looks to continue the trend.

 
July 14, 2009
Inventories, Sales Data Point to Mild Recovery

Another economic indicator from the United States Commerce department was released today. Inventory levels and small business sales can help investors to analyze what stage of the recession we are in, and how to profit.

 
July 7, 2009
Natural Gas Prices Show Oil Has a Long Way to Fall

We've seen a barrel of oil rise from nearly $40 to over $70 in the last three months. That's been great news for oil investors. Meanwhile, natural gas has been in an uninterrupted downtrend since last July. Recently, oil has pulled back sharply and judging by the historical relationship between oil and natural gas, there's no reason for it to stop falling yet.