A Vote is set for Saturday; so more details to come.

Minority report coming your way

4G spreading like wildfire 

They picked up 60,900 jobs and the unemployment rate fell to 7.1%

Hopefully this puts the EU nose to the grindstone…

This is funny.

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Glass staircase?

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Never ate there…see ya later

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…and you want a tax holiday to help hiring…fucka you!

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Herman Caine, mathematician, former Deputy Chairman of the Fed, is now a contender for President.

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Details to follow later today

Nice 

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Sounds like he is breaking the ranks here

They should also look into Pelosi’s kin

“McGraw-Hill Companies is in advanced talks to merge its S&P Indices business with CME Group’s Dow Jones Indexes, a source familiar with the situation said on Thursday.”

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Oh wait a minute…

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Thursday is off to a sunny start for investors who prefer riskier assets than bonds.

Germany approved the eurozone bailout, the U.S. economy performed stronger than previously thought in the second quarter, and fewer Americans filed for unemployment benefits last week — all good news that is fueling a move from safe havens like U.S. Treasuries into stocks instead.

As a result, the price on the 10-year Treasury fell Thursday, pushing the yield up to 2.01%. (Bond prices and yields move in opposite directions).

The 10-year yield is coming back from a record low at 1.67% set last week.

That said, some bond traders are skeptical the optimism will last.

“The risk-on trade could be getting ahead of itself,” said Michael Cheah, senior portfolio manager at AIG SunAmerica. “For unemployment claims to be at 391,000 and the stock market rejoices in this — I’m worried about the psychology there. People are grasping for any kind of hope they can get.”

The Treasury Department is scheduled to auction $29 billion in 7-year notes later in the day, following successful auctions of $35 billion in 2-year notes Tuesday, and $35 billion in 5-year notes Wednesday.

Maybe they should put out a piece titled “Treasuries: Risk trade is back off” now? Or maybe news stations should avoid creating posts that try and preclude market direction?

“It is something that we’re going to be watching very carefully,” Bernanke said in response to questions from the audience at a forum sponsored by the Cleveland Fed.

“If inflation falls too low or inflation expectations fall too low, that would be something we have to respond to because we do not want deflation,” Bernanke said.

Rates are not low enough