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    AAPL just lost $22.5B of market cap. That's an entire NSC, or TRV, or COH, or WLP
    4/16/12
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    • vinyal: i wish it loses another 40-50 billion more so i can get in
      4/17/12
      • Wall Street Strategies
        Housing starts showed a headline increase last month, but single family units were down slightly.
        2/16/12
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          • Wall Street Strategies
            New home sales were soft, but I would blame it mostly on volatility/seasonal adjustments in the South region data skewing the numbers.
            1/26/12
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            • Papaswamp: Should attribute it to people renting and not buying. Fewer living wage jobs and declining employment participation rate.
              1/27/12
              • Wall Street Strategies
                Aside from natgas which saw a supply build, commodities look strong again today, perhaps a continuation of the weak dollar Fed reaction.
                1/26/12
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                  • Wall Street Strategies
                    Existing home sales of 4.61m annually slightly below consensus but still up 5% m/m. Inventory showed a nice 9% decline for the month.
                    1/20/12
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                      • Wall Street Strategies
                        Initial claims made a nice drop, but look out for the approx. 212k who fell off of extended benefits.
                        12/8/11
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                        • nasalpancho: SHHHHHHHH -- we dont like to deal in realities
                          12/8/11
                          • Wall Street Strategies
                            Considering all the scary news out of Europe, I would have thought the EU markets would be worse, but the US markets are underperforming.
                            11/23/11
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                              • Wall Street Strategies
                                Spanish 10-year bond yields are about to take out the high around 6.3%. Not too far behind Italy at this level (Italy just above 7%).
                                11/15/11
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                                • nasalpancho: Banks are going to start to go down over there -- it is imminent
                                  11/15/11
                                  • Wall Street Strategies
                                    Drop in Conference Board confidence index reaffirms previously reported drop in University of Michigan sentiment index.
                                    10/25/11
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                                      • Wall Street Strategies
                                        Slovakia has approved the EFSF. Little reaction in the markets.
                                        10/13/11
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                                        • cowpieTX: Occupy Slovakia!
                                          10/13/11
                                        • zd2002: the reaction was played out yesterday. Now the focus is on soft Chinese growth data.
                                          10/13/11
                                          • Wall Street Strategies
                                            Market hitting major resistance, no impetus to break out of the 2-month zig zag of death in the major indices.
                                            10/13/11
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                                              • Wall Street Strategies
                                                Job claims that is... tomorrows numbers may be flat.
                                                10/6/11
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                                                  • Wall Street Strategies
                                                    Quick jobs recap: if you look at Sept vs. Aug there's not much of a difference. 4wk averages at the end of each month about the same.
                                                    10/6/11
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                                                      • Wall Street Strategies
                                                        S&P 1120 holds again, barely after a strong push by the bears.
                                                        10/3/11
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                                                        • jason2713: the more times we hit that, the more likely it gives. its gonna give eventually.
                                                          10/3/11
                                                          • Wall Street Strategies
                                                            Looking for volatility throughout the day as S&P 1120 is tested. SLM seems to be taking a back seat to technicals and rumors (again).
                                                            10/3/11
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                                                              • Wall Street Strategies
                                                                SEC has submitted proposals for new rules on the market circuit breakers.The triggers would be 7%, 13% and 20% instead of 10%, 20% and 30%.
                                                                9/27/11
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                                                                • inquisitivemind7: reeking of desperation here, a massive selloff will continue after mkt is temp frozen.
                                                                  9/27/11
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                                                                    The EIB has refuted claims that the EFSF will be expanded. The count is up to two German denials, one Austrian denial, and one EIB denial.
                                                                    9/27/11
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                                                                    • jason2713: Doesnt matter full steam ahead. They can let their beloved stock markets crash!
                                                                      9/27/11
                                                                    • golfitobob: The DAX sure is way down !!!!!!!!!
                                                                      9/27/11
                                                                      • Wall Street Strategies
                                                                        The Case Shiller index showed flat home prices again seasonally adjusted, However there was at least a 0.9% seasonal bounce.
                                                                        9/27/11
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                                                                            The German Democratic Party has come out to deny the EFSF overhaul.That's the second German denial after the Finance Minister yesterday.
                                                                            9/27/11
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                                                                            • Native Texan: Shhhhhhhhhh! We want our rally!
                                                                              9/27/11
                                                                            • golfitobob: lo siento
                                                                              9/27/11
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                                                                                It seems AIG will get $22 billion of TARP money which it will use to repurchase shares owned by the fed. I bet they tout this as a success.
                                                                                11/1/10
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