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From Short-Term Trader : Very funny! Once again Microsoft is following way too late Apple…..From the CNN:Microsoft is urgently working with its partners to unveil a host of tablet computers running Windows 7, to compete with …
Let’s just get right to it shall we…
You really need to go no farther than this Already Bought A 3D LCD In Anticipation Of QE “Instarefi” 1.999? You May Want To Consider A Refund “Earlier …
Fully agree on this view from Breakfast with Dave:
There is no question that gold’s allure as a safe-haven has taken a bit of a beating with the more confident tone coming out of European markets, …
It is very interesting how Taleb tries to predict the reasons of the next crisis:What are are potential sources of fragility or danger that you’re keeping an eye on?The massive one is government deficits. As …
Let’s start from the bad news:American consumers lost confidence in July, shaken by mounting concern over jobs and wages that threatens to constrain the economic recovery. The Conference Board’s sentiment index fell to 50.4, below …
First the nasty -
4hr Minis - This chart really looks bad for the bulls. Quite the reversal candle. Slight throwover of the sky blue wedge. Green wedge (E up of the A-E rising wedge) ending. …
4hr Minis - This chart really looks bad for the bulls. Quite the reversal candle. Slight throwover of the sky blue wedge. Green wedge (E up of the A-E rising wedge) ending. The 200ma is …
So what’s new? It appears the worse the news gets the more the market ramps. Go figure.
The MSM pumped the “good” housing numbers this morning (after CNBS missed the announcement being “on commercial break” at …
If problems get worse for Portugal, as possibly the global economic climate worsens, then the gold may never legally belong to Portugal. The contracted swap terms at some point may simply reclassify it a net …
European regulators found that seven banks need to raise a combined 3.5 billion euros ($4.5 billion) of capital, underwhelming analysts who said the stress tests may not have been strict enough. “The amount of capital …
