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Dfrntstuf

01/31/15 5:47 PM

#8287 RE: PennyStockInvestor #8283

That article is from Jan 23...give us a break.
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cjstocksup

01/31/15 7:33 PM

#8297 RE: PennyStockInvestor #8283

I would suggest instead of reading spam from a short site doing solid FXCM DD and reading the news. They would not take a buyout below $11.20 per share!
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Doc Holliday

02/01/15 10:25 AM

#8332 RE: PennyStockInvestor #8283

Everyone knows Citi never has a clue. They don't even know how to run their own company. They were at $545 and dropped to $46 and still can't get their stock up after 7 years. This management could run circles around them. To always mention what Citi thinks of this stock is crazy. The entire market thinks city is junk and doesn't have a clue.
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Green2013

02/01/15 1:38 PM

#8361 RE: PennyStockInvestor #8283

JANUARY 29, 2015 BY JOE WILLAMS
FXCM Inc (NYSE:FXCM) has received a Neutral rating from research analysts at Zacks with a rating of 3. The company has been rated an average of 3.8 by 5 Wall Street Analysts. 3 broker firms see some more upside in the counter and have advised hold. 2 market experts have a negative outlook and rated it as strong sell.FXCM Inc (NYSE:FXCM): The stock price is expected to reach $ 6.17 in the short term. The number of analysts agreeing with this consensus is 3. The higher estimate for the short term price target is at $14 while the lower estimate is at $2. The standard deviation of the price stands at $6.83.
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cjstocksup

02/02/15 11:36 PM

#8659 RE: PennyStockInvestor #8283

And this is the longs and shareholder reply to the shorts side of the report you posted!
"Speaking to Benzinga, Former GFT Manager of Global Risk Jeff Wilkins said that a rumored $5.25 per share buyout of FXCM Inc
FXCM 3.64%
by Charles Schwab Corp
SCHW 2.39%
“absolutely makes sense.”

Wilkins is currently with ThinkLiquidity, a firm that provides software to help brokers manage risk. He said that $5.25 is quite a premium compared to the current share price of around $2.80.

“But last week, the stock was trading around $17, and the only thing different is the cash situation and possible reputational damage,” Wilkins said.

Wilkins added that if Charles Schwab is a suitor, it brings immediate credibility to the table.

FXCM was trading more than 10 percent lower in Friday's session, while Charles Schwab was down 1 percent."

Brianna Valleskey contributed to this report.


Read more: http://www.benzinga.com/news/rumors/15/01/5173689/former-gft-manager-of-global-risk-says-charles-schwab-fxcm-buyout-rumor-ab#ixzz3QeZnMopO
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tob999

02/05/15 5:52 AM

#9508 RE: PennyStockInvestor #8283

Citi is obviously short FXCM. This ridiculous target proves that..or it proves they are totally dumb. Pls remove it as a sticky..it's nonsense!