Mia Saini

Mia Saini

@miasaini Reporter, Bloomberg TV
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Bloomberg TV reporter, MIT tech dork, Harvard MBA, finance junkie, chocolate addict, sun-worshiper, earl gray tea lover and ex-pat from CA (views are my own).
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Gingerman nyc has a "greek beer"...wonder what will happen to it if Greece goes under
Play golf? Want to? "@BloombergNews: The cost of perfecting your golf game | http://t.co/UO8wRSGd"
Short term fluctuations don’t bother me
Euro at lowest sine jan 2010. All 10 sectors on S&P 500 are Down while Dow is at 6 week low @BloombergTV
Oil fell below $90 a barrel for the first time since Nov after government report showed that U.S. crude supplies rose to a 22-year high
Yikes! Revenue from German tourists traveling to #Greece declined 61% to 10.3mln euros in Feb. And it's going in one direction: DOWN
On #Greece "it’s not about the left or right winning, it’s about pro-bailout or anti-bailout,” says Lancaster University prof @BloombergTV
Possible Greece euro exit time frame wld be from end of trading in New York on Fri to Mon market opening in New Zealand #scary
Greece may have only a 46hr window to exit the euro. That’s how much time the country’s leaders would have while global markets are closed
Did you know about 18mln Facebook shares are on loan--indication of short-sellers’ interest http://t.co/iO8fCjw5

Facebook Short Interest Equals 4% of Free Float

May 23, 2012 - bloomberg.com
Facebook Short Interest Equals 4% of Free Float By Alexis Xydias - 2012-05-23T12:04:49Z Enlarge image Facebook Short Interest Is 4% of Free Float The Facebook Inc. logo is displayed at the Nasdaq MarketSite in New York. The Facebook Inc. logo is displayed at the Nasdaq MarketSite in New York. Photographer: Scott Eells/Bloomberg About 18 million Facebook Inc. (FB) shares are on loan, an indication of short-sellers’ interest, according to Data Explorers Ltd. The amount of stock borrowed equals 4.3 percent of the 421 million shares that are freely traded, the London- and New York- based research company said in an e-mail, citing settled trades as of May 22. The cost to borrow the stock is the most expensive level on the firm’s scale. Stock on ... Continue reading →
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