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Source: blogs.reuters.com --- 36 days ago
The race is on. It’s just been a few months since the near collapse and rescue of Bear Stearns, and a book promising an insider’s view of those fateful weeks in March is already being flogged. It certainly won’t be the last. Days after the brokerage’s implosion, Bertelsmann AG’s Doubleday imprint announced a book project of its own, [...] ... Source: www.marketwatch.com --- 8 days ago
Mark Hulbert of the Hulbert Financial Digest says that rigorous analysis of the Market - as viewed through the lens of top-performing newsletters - indicates that whenever the next Bull Market arrives the sectors that lead it will be different than during the last Bull rally. As such, in an interview with Chuck Jaffe, he says that consumers will want to tilt away from past leaders like energy and financials and move on to sectors like consumer staples, industrials and materials, which he thinks have a better chance of leading the next breakout. ... Source: blogs.wsj.com --- 8 days ago
Mergers-and-acquisitions activity may be down 29% this year, but at least one bank sees a silver lining. ... Source: www.marketwatch.com --- 3 days ago
Al Goldman, chief Market strategist at Wachovia Securities, tells Andrew O'Day Wall Street is high on confusion right now, but investors are slowly laying the groundwork for a new Bull Market. ... Source: my.telegraph.co.uk --- 25 days ago
A war breaks out in the Caucasus, pitting Russia against a close ally of the United States. Inflation reaches a new peak in the euro-zone. The CPI reaches the highest in Britain since Bank of England independence. Rampant inflation sweeps the developing world. <img src="http://wa3.images.onesite.com/blogs.telegraph.co.uk/user/am... ... Source: www.fxstreet.com --- 2 days ago
Gold Gold was flat in New York yesterday despite the increasingly bullish macro environment. Gold closed at $803.40 down $1.20 and silver closed at $12.92 down 12 cents. Gold rose in early trading in London but has subsequently given up some of the gains as the dollar has rallied again (1.4456 to EUR). Oil is stronger and remains at the upper end of its recent range ($110.18 a barrel - Light Sweet Crude Oil Future - Combined - OCT08) and this should be supportive of gold. Gold has been in a ... Source: seekingalpha.com --- 16 days ago
Chris Vermeulen submits: It’s all too easy to lose yourself and your position under emotional strain. Let’s face it, it’s hard to think straight when a voice inside your head is screaming get me out of here ! Complete Story » ... Source: www.moreover.com --- 20 days ago
Biz Journals Aug 18 2008 6:41AM GMT ... Source: seekingalpha.com --- 26 days ago
Daniel Gschwend submits: The last few weeks brought lots of losses in the commodity sector and probably caught most investors by surprise. There was even talk that the commodity Bull Market has finally found its end. Really? I don't think so. The only thing that has changed now is the demand for commodity related stocks and some profit taking in the metal and energy Market. Complete Story » ... Source: www.dallascowboys.com --- 24 days ago
... Source: seekingalpha.com --- 29 days ago
Nick Hodge submits: Blackstone, one of the largest U.S. private equity firms, recently announced it's lobbing over $1.5 billion at a German offshore wind farm. They're not doing it because they feel all warm and fuzzy inside. They're doing it to turn a profit. And I think that we should be heeding their advice. Complete Story » ... Source: seekingalpha.com --- 30 days ago
Nick Hodge submits: Blackstone, one of the largest U.S. private equity firms, recently announced it's lobbing over $1.5 billion at a German offshore wind farm. And they're not doing it because they feel all warm and fuzzy inside. They're doing it to turn a profit. And you should be heeding their advice. Complete Story » ... Source: seekingalpha.com --- 25 days ago
Keith Fitz-Gerald submits: Depending on your perspective, U.S. equities are either at the edge of another cliff or at the dawning of a new Bull Market. We could make the case for either. But in as much as that would be an interesting exercise, the more relevant question is what the data suggests. Complete Story » ...
Source: seekingalpha.com --- 8 days ago
Guy Bennett submits: CIBC says this run is not over…not by a long shot. Buried deep in a recently released 70-page report , analysts at CIBC, Canada ’s 4th largest bank, states: Complete Story » ... Source: seekingalpha.com --- 6 days ago
J Clinton Hill submits: Corporate Profits for 2Q 2008 reached $1.361 trillion vs. $1.348 trillion. 2Q profits were up year-over-year 3.9% while 1Q profits came in -27.5%. On an annualized basis 2Q profits decreased -5.9% while 1Q was off -3.1% (see Chart #1 below). This is all pretty much common knowledge but it is worth noting that the annualized rate of profit declines is approaching a bottom not seen since 2001 - 2002. Whether profits will decline to the negative levels last seen in 1998 is unknown but recent historical patterns suggest a bottom could be nearby. As financials represent a significant portion of the Market weighted capitalization for equity benchmark indices, any positive revision in their projected earnings will have a tsunami impact on overall EPS estimates for the broad Market. The stock Market is still considered to be a reliable leading economic indicator, and despite the volumes of negative news out there, investors would be well advised to heed the monthly chart patterns of the Dow Jones Financials index. It has formed a major bottom and historically such patterns precede significant upward moves before another major correction occurs (see Chart #2 below). Will this happen again or is it different this time? Who knows… Complete Story » ... Source: seekingalpha.com --- 29 days ago
Toro submits: Over on Barry Ritholtz’s blog, The Big Picture , he quotes Merrill Lynch economist David Rosenberg (whose morning Market commentary I read diligently): Even more intriguing, he observed that EVERY 300 point DJIA rally has occurred ONLY during bear markets. (Even the 1998 LTCM crisis saw two single-day gains of more than 300 points, September 8 and October 15, 1998. At its intra-day lows, 1998 had a 20% decline). Complete Story » ... Source: seekingalpha.com --- 26 days ago
Arie Goren submits: The dramatic price decline of most commodities at the last five weeks brought some analysts to call for the end of the Bull Market in commodities, their conclusion is that commodities have reached a turning point and a bigger price decline awaits us. Are they right? Let's see what commodities have done this year. At the table below the main commodities are arranged by their group and last price, the price at the end of year 2007 and the maximum price of each commodity in the year 2008 are given. In addition, the price change from 2008 maximum value and the price change from the beginning of the year were calculated. Complete Story » ... Find more results for Bull Market on RSSMicro.com |
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CNNMoney.com Ethanol demand could spark new Bull Market for corn Reuters - 1 hour ago By Sam Nelson - Analysis CHICAGO (Reuters) - The worst may be over for US corn, the price of which has tumbled 36 percent from a record high six weeks ago, with some analysts expecting a bounce later this year as ethanol production continues to climb. Blue Skies Ahead For Crops Forbes Corn, Soybeans Recover From Floods on `Ideal' Weather (Update2) Bloomberg Chicago Tribune - The Associated Press - RTT News - Grainnet all 386 news articles ...