Here is an article written by Henry Blodget posted today at www.internetoutsider.com on Google's upcoming accounting changes.

Google: Accounting Changes to Whack Cash Flow

Two accounting changes will significantly affect the optics of Google's operating cash flow and earnings beginning in Q1 2006. Neither will change the actual cash generated by the compa

Boring just about sums up today's trading activity. After trading flat to down all day, the Dow and Nasdaq bounced back to close basically unchanged.

DJIA: 10959.87, down 2.49
S&P 500: 1287.61, up 1.55
Nasdaq Composite: 2317.00, up 0.40

The most interesting news of the day did not receive much attention, and this is the news of credit card giant Mastercard going

Peter Lee, Chief Technical Strategist at UBS believe's the S&P broke out of its trading range in December, but was in overbought territory and due for a pullback.

Here are the near term technical levels:

SPX Support 1240-1250 Resistance 1320-1350
DJIA 10700-10750 11000
NASDAQ 2200 2500-2700
Dollar

I grew up in Detroit, and I remember the bad times in the auto industry. The Wall Street Journal reported yesterday, that investors will probably sell the stock if GM reduced their dividend. Why would this information be considered negative, and what is is the Wall Street Journal’s reason for making this assumption?

In the past, when GM and Ford reduced their dividends, investors loo

It eventually hits all high flyers; p/e compressions that is. Today, we began to get some signs that the tide does eventually turn for high flyers with high p/e's.

Today's example is Wall Street darling, Genetech (DNA, $89.22-$4.12). While today's mild sell-off was not much of a decline,a bigger decline could be in the works. It usually is with most mo-mo stocks. When analysts begin to