IntercontinentalExchange Offers Future Upside
Trading of futures and over-the-counter commodities contracts is a specialized market. Because it's more for professionals than for individuals, IntercontinentalExchange (ICE) has less visibility than the NYSE or Nasdaq. In terms of profitability, though, IntercontinentalExchange has exceeded those other exchanges by a wide margin.
IntercontinentalExchange went public on Nov, 21, 2005, at $26 per share. Those who foresaw the $2.40 in earnings per share that Intercontinental was going to post in 2006 got a real bargain. The 2006 share price topped at $113.90 on the way to an ultimate high of almost $194....340 more words left in this article. To read them, just click below and try Real Money FREE for 14 days.
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