Monthly Archives: July 2011
FLASH: U.S. Futures Go From Negative 150 (DOW) to Positive Territory :)
States Serve AT&T and Sprint Subpoenas Over T-Mobile
Tade Balance: Prior -$43.7 Bn, Mkt Expects -$44 Bn, Actual -$50.2 Bn
A Closer Look at America’s Job Picture: “We aren’t in a wholesale hiring environment “
European Markets Fall for a Third Day
The average market is down 0.75% with Brussels being down 1.75%
Italian stocks pare some losses
Comments »Infosys Gives Disappointing Sales Forecasts; Stock Tanks
The revenue range given was $7-$7.3 billion compared to estimates of $7.5 billion. Shares help to send Indian markets lower.
Comments »China’s Has Failed to Contain Hot Money Investment and Curb Loan Growth
The EU Reconsiders Buying Back Cheap Debt
Apparently this idea was rejected by Germany earlier in the year. With the debt crisis boiling over the EU is scrambling to find closure plans to halt the volatility these debt problems are creating.
Comments »Aussie and Kiwi Dollars Fall to a Two Week Low on Growth Concerns
The currencies fell on concerns Europe will have a trialing time getting debt packages together.
Comments »Ivory Coast Already in Default States No More Payments Can be Mad in 2011
BOJ Raises Its Growth Estimates
Post quake activity returning to normal and production has hit a 50 year high in its rate of growth.
Comments »The Euro Hits a 4 Month Low on Debt Woes
Flash: Italy Down Another 4%
Italian markets opened down 4%+, pushing the envelope on risk aversion.
Comments »Flash: S&P Futures Plunge Again
European markets opened down 2% plus, pushing US futures to session lows, now down 16.
Comments »Flash: S&P Futures Sharply Lower
Futures are now down 10, as the dollar continues to strengthen, now up almost 0.3%.
Related: Asian markets are sharply lower.
Comments »The Rats are Guarding the Cheese
All i got to say is what a shame. Ordinary people get harassed and jailed for petty crimes, but the real criminals enjoy fat bonuses on the tax payers dime.
If ever a time for justice it is now.
Comments »Jim Rogers: “We Are Going to Default One Way or the Other”
“but the politicians “may not call it default.” He went on to say that the deficit reduction talks going on in Washington are “a sham” and that politicians will likely “announce some kind of wonderful deal”
Comments »Alcoa Beats on The Top Line and Comes In Line With EPS
“Ten Years of Fiscal Austerity For America”
A sobering piece on why our recovery may not be as strong as we think.
Hopefully we pull out of this mess!
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