EU leaders will sign off on a permanent eurozone rescue fund at a summit today and are expected to agree on a balanced budget rule. Greece will also dominate the talks, though leaders are trying to force the conversation to job creation and growth. [View news story]
Now you know why Germans are called "square heads".....
On the hour: Dow -0.53%. 10-yr +0.23%. Euro +0.76% vs. dollar. Crude +0.15% to $99.84. Gold +0.43% to $1734.15. [View news story]
Euro crisis, what crisis, Greece resolved?, lol, nope, that was the big concern earlier in the week, Euro dollar up, why?, what a joke, nothing has changed period, and were down here in America...... pathetic, just because we didn't meet over zealous predictions of 3% GDP by Einstein e"con"omists....... nice try, not until main street gets fed up with all this corruption and starts giving this world a good needed enema ridding central bankers, bankers and all there crony capitalist co-horts will anything change ....... someone better heed George Soros, it's gonna get blood ugly around the world .......
On the hour: Dow -0.61%. 10-yr +0.12%. Euro +0.65% vs. dollar. Crude +0.21% to $99.91. Gold +0.3% to $1731.95. [View news story]
The constant negative manipulation to bring these markets down is going to rear some ugly violence, not just in Europe as George Soros predicts, but right here in America, down because of 2.8% GDP, nice try, is more in line with reality than these so called Einstein e"con"mists & there junk economic theories.......
With Brazil's central banks apparently considering further interest rate declines after cutting to 10.5% last week, Brazilian stocks (EWZ) have far outperformed the U.S. S&P 500 (SPY) - +15.1% vs. +4.6% YTD - even on days with signs of investor profit-taking. Does this mean that global reflation expectations are on the way? (submitted by Michael Gayed) [View news story]
Amazing how prosperous a country is when they kick the IMF out... you figure out the rest....
On the hour: Dow -0.28%. 10-yr +0.49%. Euro -0.02% vs. dollar. Crude +0.42% to $99.82. Gold +1.35% to $1723.05. [View news story]
Today just shows how phoney & manipulated Wall Street is.... all week it's been the EU, Greece, now today, it's and there's that word again lol, "unexpected" lower home sales in Dec, gimme a break, from AAPL to CAT...... as in earnings and were down heading into the shitter, nice try W/S....... another total farce, made only in America!
On the hour: Dow -0.35%. 10-yr +0.05%. Euro +0.07% vs. dollar. Crude -0.51% to $99.07. Gold -0.75% to $1665.65. [View news story]
Were down because of the same old boring nothing ever changes with Greece, the Euro up agains't the dollar and were down, what a joke!...... this has stink all over it !!!
On the hour: Dow -0.31%. 10-yr -0.2%. Euro +0.79% vs. dollar. Crude +0.66% to $98.97. Gold +0.93% to $1679.55. [View news story]
What a total joke today, the big concern is Europe, Greece which is all old news and the EU markets close in the green, here in good old US of A were in the red, how pathetic, W/S should of never seen red today...... what a total farce, as usual.....
European shares end the week with moderate losses, giving up early substantial gains as word leaked out about S&P downgrades later today. Stoxx -0.8%, Germany -0.8%, France -0.5%, Italy -1.5%, Spain +0.3%, U.K. -0.6%. The euro has a 2011-style 250 pip range day, -1.1% at $1.2667. [View news story]
LOL, "word leaked out", LMFAO, what are you talking about, the last couple of months they've been threatning downgrades, this is no great revelation or news..... in fact it's over blown...... besides, who cares what the rating agencies say, they only rate according to what there paid..... good or bad, what a total joke!!
Heavy discounting helped hold back the U.S. retail sales number, according to analysts. After excluding automobiles, sales fell off 0.2% for the first decline since May 2010. [View news story]
Nah!, I'll tell ya what disappoints, over zealous analcysts in there guesstimations as usual ....... 2011, a record retail yr, where's the disappointment in that with all the scams, shams, layoffs & manipulation going on in between....... and the useless EU today, there markets up.......... Wall Street should be screaming green today!
European markets are solidly in the red: London -0.7%. Paris -1.1%. Frankfurt -0.7%. U.S. futures are on track to follow suit: Dow -0.65%. S&P -0.8%. Nasdaq -0.7%. [View news story]
LOL, pretty amazing, wasn't any fear Tuesday, now we're back to the same old horseshit....... what a joke!
Verizon Wireless (VZ +0.4%) says it has canceled its plan to charge a $2 one-time payment fee because of customer feedback, according to a Reuters flash. (earlier) [View news story]
You can do anything you want in life friend........
Verizon Wireless (VZ +0.4%) says it has canceled its plan to charge a $2 one-time payment fee because of customer feedback, according to a Reuters flash. (earlier) [View news story]
LOL, what a joke, I would still move my acct from these idiots just for being so stupid in the first place...... any Co who even thinks, dreams up ways to gouge there customers can go bankrupt for all I care...
We're looking at a trapdoor in the euro under €1.28, warns Art Cashin. "That level is critical" and we're near it right now, Cashin says. If it breaks through, it's going to have a big effect on the global markets. (video) [View news story]
LOL, forget the video, I'll tell ya what's gonna happen in the new yr, the constant attempts of fear mongering, manipulation, the lying is only gonna cause a major revolt, a blood bath, a blood bath of Central Bankers, Bankers, CEO's and of course those pathetic corrupt politicians, you know the ones, those that get get sucked in by self serving Lobbyists..... in other words, crony corruption has seen it's day, around the world you'll be found..... you'll see, and when it happens, it will be a better world......... ring a bell Bilderberg Group!
Just another total farce again today...... and as long as the same people are running the show that helped create this financial disaster, nothing will change for the better....... at least not for main street....
EU leaders will sign off on a permanent eurozone rescue fund at a summit today and are expected to agree on a balanced budget rule. Greece will also dominate the talks, though leaders are trying to force the conversation to job creation and growth. [View news story]
On the hour: Dow -0.53%. 10-yr +0.23%. Euro +0.76% vs. dollar. Crude +0.15% to $99.84. Gold +0.43% to $1734.15. [View news story]
On the hour: Dow -0.61%. 10-yr +0.12%. Euro +0.65% vs. dollar. Crude +0.21% to $99.91. Gold +0.3% to $1731.95. [View news story]
With Brazil's central banks apparently considering further interest rate declines after cutting to 10.5% last week, Brazilian stocks (EWZ) have far outperformed the U.S. S&P 500 (SPY) - +15.1% vs. +4.6% YTD - even on days with signs of investor profit-taking. Does this mean that global reflation expectations are on the way? (submitted by Michael Gayed) [View news story]
you figure out the rest....
On the hour: Dow -0.28%. 10-yr +0.49%. Euro -0.02% vs. dollar. Crude +0.42% to $99.82. Gold +1.35% to $1723.05. [View news story]
On the hour: Dow -0.35%. 10-yr +0.05%. Euro +0.07% vs. dollar. Crude -0.51% to $99.07. Gold -0.75% to $1665.65. [View news story]
On the hour: Dow -0.31%. 10-yr -0.2%. Euro +0.79% vs. dollar. Crude +0.66% to $98.97. Gold +0.93% to $1679.55. [View news story]
European shares end the week with moderate losses, giving up early substantial gains as word leaked out about S&P downgrades later today. Stoxx -0.8%, Germany -0.8%, France -0.5%, Italy -1.5%, Spain +0.3%, U.K. -0.6%. The euro has a 2011-style 250 pip range day, -1.1% at $1.2667. [View news story]
Heavy discounting helped hold back the U.S. retail sales number, according to analysts. After excluding automobiles, sales fell off 0.2% for the first decline since May 2010. [View news story]
European markets are solidly in the red: London -0.7%. Paris -1.1%. Frankfurt -0.7%. U.S. futures are on track to follow suit: Dow -0.65%. S&P -0.8%. Nasdaq -0.7%. [View news story]
Verizon Wireless (VZ +0.4%) says it has canceled its plan to charge a $2 one-time payment fee because of customer feedback, according to a Reuters flash. (earlier) [View news story]
Verizon Wireless (VZ +0.4%) says it has canceled its plan to charge a $2 one-time payment fee because of customer feedback, according to a Reuters flash. (earlier) [View news story]
We're looking at a trapdoor in the euro under €1.28, warns Art Cashin. "That level is critical" and we're near it right now, Cashin says. If it breaks through, it's going to have a big effect on the global markets. (video) [View news story]
Market recap: Stocks finished near their worst levels, with the S&P falling into negative territory for the year, as the euro tumbled to 15-month lows after the ECB reported European banks had deposited a record amount. Financials were among the weakest stock sectors; commodities were clobbered. NYSE declining issues outnumbered advancers four to one. [View news story]
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