Yahoo charts not working AGAIN but for the early openers it's Kiwis -0.5%, Aussies +1.1%, Nikkers +0.5% and Taiwan +0.3%. Looking fairly bullish for the Aussies with Consumer Discretionary and Financials out in front, both +1.4% and Telecomms is the o...
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Besides the fact that The Money Honey Maria Bartoromo can't pronounce her S's, I feel like throwing a shoe at the TV every day at 4 PM when I don't hit the mute button fast enough. And when she is not there, her fill in says it too.It doesn't matter if...
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Up all day,but bulls are having trouble busting it out.
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Today’s gold stock screens and data, along with cycle conditions and projections for gold and HUI index, and Chart of the Day picks for swing trades. Indispensable daily information for gold and precious metals stocks traders.
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I haven’t written a lot about health care as am gearing up to become much more knowledgeable on the topic. This will serve as my lead off brief to describe how I am processing this issue.  I believe this is one of the keys to any kind of turnaro...
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Usually on down days a few Mid Day Lost Money regulars go missing. I don't know if it's because they are ashamed or busy liquidating their positions. Either way it is usually low key with long faces and all of the positions that were pumped the prior d...
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Usually on down days a few Mid Day Lost Money regulars go missing. I don't know if it's because they are ashamed or busy liquidating their positions. Either way it is usually low key with long faces and all of the positions that were pumped the prior d...
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It's important that "you," "the viewer", gets a handle on what the guru's are really saying when Marrissa starts grilling the panel of "experts" mid day and after hours on Lost/Fast Money. Typically Guy and Tim are after hours experts as they are tradi...
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Early openers are looking despondent: Kiwis -0.3%, Aussies -0.4%, Nikkers -1.7% and Sth Korea -0.5%. Gold +1.6% is leading the Aussie market sectors with Financials -0.9% at the other end.
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The market challenged major resistance on Friday. On Tuesday, the bears hit back, but this war is far from over. UPDATE- This report now includes the updated screening data.
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We looked at the stars and without question they can "look at the" stock and "just gotta buy it" without hesitation.These are the fill-ins-- the subs when the stars picks go up in flames and they take a few days off to let the fireman extinguish the fi...
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Cause as Richard Gere said in an "Officer and A Gentleman",,,,,"I got nowhere else to go!"....
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Have bulls burned up all their fuel?
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Translation of the FOMC meeting minutes is a regular feature of the Wall Street Examiner Professional Edition Fed Report. However, the August meeting was so astounding in its implications that I wanted to share my interpretation of the minutes on wider basis for the purpose of inviting discussion. Please feel free to add your...
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This post is dedicated to the great show on CNBS called "Lost Money" or "Fast Money". It is so popular that it is on twice a day: once in the middle of the day and once after the markets close. This was the show that Jeff Mackey saw "car people" on. He...
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Today’s gold stock screens and data, along with cycle conditions and projections for gold and HUI index, and Chart of the Day picks for swing trades. Indispensable daily information for gold and precious metals stocks traders.
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The US Treasury is increasingly playing a game of road chicken with debt rollovers.  According to the latest Treasury Direct statement, $1.79 trillion in bills are maturing through July 2011. This is all at minuscule cost debt. A smaller $758 billion...
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The Treasury has a heavy calendar this week, but the bulk of the new paper will not settle until September 15. Meanwhile the Fed is scheduled to buy a big wad of Treasuries between now and September 13. FCBs are still buying, and banks have picked up the pace lately.
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Looking a bit iffy for the early openers: Kiwis +0.5%, Aussies +0.2%, Nikkers and Sth Korea flat and Singers -0.1%. Aussie market sectors are scrambled: Financials +0.6% is leading the green end with IT -1.4% at the other.
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