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To become the elite top percent of the wealthiest people in the world you need correct timing to be profitable. In the Real Estate Business we all heard the same phrase over and over again “ Location, Location, Location”, the same applies in the trading world; “Timing, Timing, Timing” Timing is everything.

Unfortunately the enormous catastrophe of the earthquake that hit Nepal India and Mount Everest, this what influence the market and what provide people in the trading world with a great wealth.

As you can see CNBC Covers the financial overview of this disaster:

The Next crucial timing is announcements made by companies like Apple:

Also very important timing is Financial Announcements as you can find them on our ECONOMIC CALENDAR:

In Conclusion Timing is everything in Trading World

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Celebrations of the collapse of Comcast's CMCSA +0.8% $45 billion takeover of Time Warner Cable TWC -0.59% may prove short-lived. Instead of a cable sector with lower debt loads and more cash available to bear the brunt of falling subscription prices or added capital investment, U.S. consumers are now likely to get their service from increasingly leveraged providers who may not have the financial wherewithal to handle the industry’s continued upheaval and its chronic spending needs.

Conventional wisdom since Comcast launched its merger effort for Time Warner Cable in early 2014 was that the nation’s largest cable provider was seeking to use consolidation as a means to throttle the broadband speeds of choice-constrained users, jack up prices, and strong arm content providers at the negotiating table. That narrative carried the day and it’s no surprise that Comcast is now toying with abandoning its merger completely, amid objections from the Federal Communications Commission and Department of Justice, according to a report from Bloomberg.

However, the consolidation of the cable sector is also as much a financial story as it is one about industry organization and competitive behavior.

Those in fear of a cable monopoly or oligopoly will claim victory when and if Comcast formally abandons its Time Warner Cable bid in the face of un-winnable regulatory hurdles. But, they’ll then have to hope service and pricing improves at a time when the finances of the cable industry are becoming far more stretched.

That’s not a sure bet, especially in an era of cord cutting and spiraling content costs, particularly in sports programming.

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Teva Pharmaceutical Industries made an unsolicited offer to buy Mylan for about $40.1 billion, in the drug industry's largest takeover attempt this year.

Teva, the world's biggest maker of generic medicines, offered $82 a share in cash and stock, according to a statement. That's about 23 percent above Mylan's closing price April 16, the day before Bloomberg News reported Teva was considering a bid. Mylan, which says it makes about one of every 11 drugs prescribed to Americans, has said it wants to stay independent and that a combination with Teva would face antitrust hurdles.

The deal would create a generics powerhouse with more than $27 billion in revenue and re-establish Teva as the unchallenged giant in the industry. The Israeli company has lost market share to Indian manufacturers such as Sun Pharmaceutical Industries Chief Executive Officer Erez Vigodman has pledged to look for deals as Teva's best-selling product, a branded treatment for multiple sclerosis called Copaxone, faces potential competition from generics.

"The attraction for Teva is that this deal would immediately allow them to grow and reduce their exposure to the impending drop in Copaxone sales," said Sam Fazeli, an analyst at Bloomberg Intelligence in London. "We still would have to consider the ramifications of antitrust regulation."

Buying Mylan would restart Teva's strategy of acquiring other generic-drug makers. The company had slowed acquisitions in that area in recent years, favoring deals for branded-drug companies such as the $3.5 billion purchase, announced last month, of Auspex Pharmaceuticals Inc. That deal, the largest since Vigodman became CEO in February 2014, will give Teva medications that curb tics and other movement disorders.

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It took 156 tries, but the World Series of Poker Circuit has found its first female main event champion after Michelle Chin won the Horseshoe Council Bluffs $1,675 Main Event to the tune of $88,126.

After the event, she was elated, telling WSOP officials, "It feels really great. This is probably at most the 10th tournament I've ever played in my life. It's just awesome to make history."

Chin, a resident of Wichita, Kansas, made history when she topped the 235-entry field and took home the lion's share of the $352,500 prize pool. The road to victory included a heads-up battle with Mike Lang and another tough obstacle in the way in the form of Harvey's Lake Tahoe Main Event champion Jesse Wilke.

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Staff attorneys at the Justice Department's antitrust division are nearing a recommendation to block the proposed $45 billion merger of Comcast Corp and Time Warner Cable Inc , Bloomberg reported on Friday, citing people familiar with the matter.

A spokesman for Time Warner Cable questioned the report, saying the company had been working productively with both the Department of Justice and the Federal Communications Commission.

"We've had no indication from the DoJ that this is true," the spokesman said.

Bloomberg said that Justice Department attorneys investigating the deal are citing concerns for consumers as they lean against it. Their review could be handed in as soon as next week, people familiar with the matter told Bloomberg.

The final decision would be made by senior officials.

Time Warner Cable shares closed down 5.4 percent at $149.61 on the New York Stock Exchange while Comcast shares ended down 2.1 percent at $58.42 on Nasdaq.

On Friday, a coalition of companies, associations and public interest groups sent a letter to FCC Chair Tom Wheeler opposing the merger.

"The combined company would, among other things: control over half of the high-speed residential broadband connections in the United States; dominate pay-TV across the nation; combine even stronger distribution muscle with NBC-Universal's "must-have" video programming; and control critical advertising and set-topbox inputs," the letter stated.

"... the Commission should reject this merger because it would result in too much power in the hands of one company."

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Bloomberg LP’s data terminals experienced failures on Friday that appeared to stretch from Hong Kong to London.

The terminals, known as Bloomberg Professional, are the company’s signature product, connecting trading floors with its chat function and providing market data and news.

Bankers and traders in Europe and Asia said that the terminals went down Friday morning in Europe, about an hour before the end of the Asian trading day. Some banks were reporting that their terminals appeared to be coming back online in London by midmorning on Friday.

The company, in a statement on its website around noon in Europe, said, “We are currently restoring service to those customers who were affected by today’s network issue and are investigating the cause.”

CNBC.com reported that a Bloomberg representative said that the terminals were unavailable worldwide.

The terminals are used by more than 315,000 financial professionals around the world, according to Bloomberg, and they provide a vast majority of the company’s revenue. Last year, Michael R. Bloomberg returned to the company he founded after serving three terms as the mayor of New York City.

Many larger banks and financial companies have a variety of backup systems as well as alternative data suppliers, such as products from Thomson Reuters, in place to avoid a major disruption.

One sales trader, based in Geneva, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because his company did not authorize him to give interviews, said the issues there started around 9 a.m.

The trader’s company has a few dozen Bloomberg terminals and uses them mainly for buying and selling exchange-traded funds and credit and for research. None of the firm’s terminals were able to connect for at least 90 minutes.

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There is no doubt that HBO poses the biggest threat to Netflix, Inc. (NASDAQ:NFLX) dominance of the streaming business even as CEO, Reed Hastings affirms they are not substitutes for each other. The streaming giant might have posted strong results for the first quarter but with the emergence of more competition in the space, there is no room to get too complacent.

The CEO might be justified on his remarks based on the fact that both offer differing content at different price points. Netflix, Inc. (NASDAQ:NFLX) holds the upper hand in terms of pricing at the moment as it offers its services at $7. 99 a month compared to HBO’s $14.99 package. However, content on offer could be a big bargaining tool in HBO gaining substantial market share in the space.

HBO’s threat will always be a niggling concern for investors who have seen the stock sink in valuation as a result of negative sentiments in the industry. Internally, Netflix might have acknowledged the potential threat that HBO possess having embarked on a massive international expansion drive that will be used to offset any weakness achieved in the US.

Adding a record 4.9 million subscribers in the first quarter has somehow offset some of the pressure the streaming giant has faced in the recent past. Netflix, Inc. (NASDAQ:NFLX) service in the U.S grew in popularity as a result of catering to cord cutters but going forward that won’t be a point of focus as HBO is also catering to the same people.

It may be too early for Netflix, Inc. (NASDAQ:NFLX) to shrug HBO threat in the streaming space as the world may have room for both taking into considering the disparity in the type of content that people like. The streaming giant may be doing great, but it is not the time to get too complacent.

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