World demand and export from the U.S. increase after a brief moment of price slack…..
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Given Unprecedented World Intervention is QE3 In the Works ?
Will Japan Have Banking Failures ?
Asian Markets Hold Their Rallies, Europe Opens Higher, and U.S. Futures Are Green on G7 Yen Intervention
I Hope Beer Has Not Ruined My Tweeting Career
It has caused me to misspell, have grammatic errors, and strongly consider this….
Definitely my last tweet/post of the night
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Kill Bill
Republicans propose killing Fannie and Freddie.
Q: If banks and mortgage companies did not have these government sponsored companies to lean on and re-liquefy their books of toxic waste that they sold; would we still want to kill off FNM & FRE ?
Q: Did the entities not do a good thing for many years before this crisis ?
Never mind; that’s the beer talking…..
Comments »Corn Beef and Cabbage in a Ocean of Beer Makes The G-7 Intervene Sending The Greenback and Asian Markets Higher
You see a short in the Yen after the tv told you where to stop out was the perfect trade. G7 must manipulate to get you to capitulate…
My kingdom for a black and tan….
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Bulls Manage To Stay In Control
Commodities Close Higher Across The Board
Commodities finished higher across the board today, led by a 5.4% rally in grains. May wheat surged 7.9% to close at $7.14 per bushel, while May corn ended limit up at $6.46, higher by 4.9%… The Energy sector added 3.4%, led by a 5.7% rally in April natural gas, which closed at $4.16 per MMBtu. It notched highs at $4.16, its best levels in close to 1.5 months. This morning’s larger than expected draw down in inventories acted as the catalyst to today’s rally. April crude oil surged 3.5% to close at $101.42 per barrel, its best close in around a week. Today’s session was substantially less volatile than the previous, evidenced by the absence of short volatile moves in prices. With the risk trade back for the time being, markets once again refocused on the Middle East… Precious metals, which gained 0.2% on the day, were the laggard sector today. It was a relatively quiet session for the precious metal as April gold finished higher by 0.5% to $1403.80 per ounce and May silver ended lower by 0.5% to $34.25 per ounce. (Dow +1.2%, Nasdaq +1%, S&P +1.3%
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