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      5 Must-Know Finance Headlines on QuizRevolution

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      What pushed oil prices below $100 and gold down to close to $900 an ounce?
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      • Extra supply being added to both markets

      • Hedge funds punishing investors "late to the party"

      • Concerns a U.S. downturn will undermine global demand

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      1. What pushed oil prices below $100 and gold down to close to $900 an ounce?
        1. Extra supply being added to both markets
        2. Hedge funds punishing investors "late to the party"
        3. Concerns a U.S. downturn will undermine global demand
        4. Options expiries
        1. Oil slipped below $100 a barrel on Thursday after a hefty sell-off in the previous session on growing concerns an economic slowdown in top consumer the United States would undermine global energy demand. For more [link: http://ca.reuters.com/article/businessNews/idCASYD3274320080320?sp=true, name: click here]
      2. Which of these Wall Street firms did not report 'market calming' results this week?
        1. JP Morgan
        2. Lehman Brothers
        3. Goldman Sachs
        4. Morgan Stanley
        1. Lehman, Goldman and Morgan Stanley all reported sharply lower 1st quarter earnings this week, but managed to beat expectations. Lehman's shares rose 31% following the results, having fallen 19% on Monday amid speculation as to its stability. Goldman and Morgan Stanley shares rose 13% and 8% respectively. JP Morgan announced they are buying Bear Stearns earlier this week but did not report results.
      3. JP Morgan purchased Bear Stearns - how much did they pay?
        1. 1x the $566M profit in 2007 from Bear Stearns clearing unit
        2. 25% of the $30 per share that Bear Stearns closed on Friday
        3. 5% of the $120 per share seen last summer
        4. Approx 1/5th of the est. $1.2B value of it's Madison Ave HQ
        1. For more numbers on what is already considered as the "Deal of the year" [link: http://seekingalpha.com/article/68751-the-deal-of-the-year-jp-morgan-buys-bear-stearns?source=side_bar_editors_picks, name: click here]
      4. AOL purchased Bebo for $850M, how many pageviews did Bebo users make in Feb 2008?
        1. 850 million
        2. 1.4 billion
        3. 5.0 billion
        4. 10.3 billion
        1. 22.9 million unique visitors in February and 10.3 billion pageviews (per comScore) - The formula for its business is pretty simple: Unique visitors X page views = advertising inventory. If social networks are the future of the Web, AOL needed to own one. For som pros and cons of the acquisition [link: http://seekingalpha.com/article/69446-smelling-trouble-behind-aols-850-million-bebo-deal, name: read here]
      5. Visa raised $17.9B in its IPO - how does Visa earn its revenues?
        1. Credit card loans to consumers
        2. Transaction processing fees
        3. Loans + transaction fees
        4. None of the above
        1. Visa takes no credit risk at all - it processes transactions in exchange for fees! These fees have been steadily rising including during the past 2 U.S. recessions in 1991 and 2001.

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