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Reuters Sees More Euro Stress Ahead
(Reuters) - The euro zone has agreed to take a big leap forward in economic integration, but failed to deliver a convincing answer to investors worried about its ability to tackle threatening debt crises in Italy and Spain.
http://in.reuters.com/arti...
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ECRI Leading Index: Yes, It’s Still Falling.
October 21, 2011, 11:19 AM ET.
ECRI Leading Index: Yes, It’s Still Falling.
By Mark Gongloff
ECRI
ECRI weekly leading index rolling growth rate. Click for big image.You wouldn’t know it from the rally in risk assets today — even copper is jum...
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Bill Gross apologizes to investors, says economy is doomed
Funny, just yesterday afternoon we pointed out the irony of nobody caring about the fact that Bill Gross had loaded up the boat on the long end of the yield curve, a gamble that obviously meant one thing: He sees no growth or inflation ahead -- esse...
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Market Attempts To Hold At Last Support
There are some indications that the market is at or within a day or two of a short term low, including the testing of major support, but intermediate signals suggest that 6 weeks of decline lie ahead. Tweet
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Frontrunning The Frontrunning Of The "European Close"
10:53 am
From Peter Tchir of TF Market Advisors
So we get an early start to the Europe goes home rally?
Since by now even my mother knows that US stocks rally when Europe goes home, it only makes sense to rally well ahead of it? It has become too we...
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A Full Scale Credit Crash May Be Imminent
In Crosstown Traffic, Jimi Hendrix sang: “can’t you see my signals turn from green to red / And with you I can see a traffic jam straight up ahead.” In global financial markets, the signals have changed from green to red. But rather than a sim...
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Chaos Dead Ahead
Russ Winter of Winter Watch joins the Wall Street Examiner’s Lee Adler as they discuss the potential for political and financial catastrophe in the days ahead. Lee says that a failure to raise the debt ceiling will result in economic chaos, and that’s just what certain politicians want. Russ argues that they are not...
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No Smiling Eyes on Ireland and Primary Dealers In A Bind
Russ Winter and Lee Adler continue their regular brief updates on the market and economic scene with a discussion of all the facts that people are just missing. Russ says that while everyone is focused on Greece the real problem is Ireland and ultimate...
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What "Secular Cycle" Means
By guest contributor Ed Easterling
May 17, 2011
There is a skeptical gremlin perched on the left shoulder for many investors. He often sneers at notions of "cycles" and other presumably predictable periods. When the word "secular" accompanies t...
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Dow Will Rise to 13,200 this summer, then CRASH!
The link also contains video of Dent's predictions....
The first quarter comes to a close today with major averages at or near multi-year highs. Expect "substantial" further gains for stocks before a "major top" occurs in late summer, says noted for...
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Japan pulls ahead in race to debase
http://www.nytimes.com/reuters/2011/03/13/business/business-us-japan-economy.
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From Prostitutes to Bikinis – U.S. Prepares Tax Expenses
Prostitutes, cat food, trips to Africa: There are few limits to the expenses Americans believe should be tax deductible, but given the complexity of the tax code they may be forgiven.
To file taxes in the United States is to enter a Byzantine labyrin...
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Accelerating Final Parabolic Blowoff Ahead – Professional Edition
Some indicators suggest that the market could potentially be on the doorstep of a final accelerating parabolic blowoff as it moves toward the 10-12 month cycle projection. Tweet
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The Real Driver- Who’s Right and What To Do?
With a view to the year ahead, Russ Winter and Lee Adler argue about theories of what’s driving the market and what will cause the trend to change. Subscribers, click the player at the bottom of this post (visible on Radio Free Wall Street main s...
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Dippers see blue skies ahead
Yet another V bottom,but some resistance above for the moment.
How many more suckers are left?
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The Week Ahead: What You Will Hear When We Tank
Given the fact that we are overbought, many stocks are going parabolic, and bullish investor sentiment has run up the Chit Pole faster than any time I can remember, there should be a good bull shanking coming up soon. I'll go out on a Willard limb...
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Cleared for Takeoff
As you may know, our server was attacked and compromised on Thursday night. I spent all day Friday searching for the exploits, cleaning and removing them, and then hardening the security of the server to the best of my ability. The warning message that...
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Treasury Roller Coaster Ahead of Summer Housing Disaster- Professional Edition
The Treasury market got the boost expected from the bill paydowns this week. The $24 billion net paydown figure included $17 billion in CMB expirations on Monday. That cash flowed into investors pockets and had nowhere to go. So they bid up everything. By Thursday, the effect of that had worn off in the...
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Tax Revenues Plunge Again, More Supply Ahead- Professional Edition
The Fed’s balance sheet shrank again last week as it settled only a couple billion in securities purchases which wasn’t enough to offset declining levels of alphabet soup. The Treasury market got whacked by big supply. Even though bid covers were strong, buyers wanted higher yields as they bought into the economic recovery story,...
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Tax Collapse Continues- More Borrowing Ahead Professional Edition
In Monday’s news, the Treasury announced that it would sell a 303 day CMB this week, bringing new paper to be added this week from an expected zero, up to $23 billion. The bond market rolled merrily along anyway, as it got some help from selling in stocks. The Fed was quiet today. Fannie...
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The Big One – Professional Edition
The 13 week cycle is way overdue for a bottom but larger cycles are all in gear to the downside and they are driving the action. This is the most powerful alignment of cycles I have ever seen in 38 years of tracking cycles using the Hurst method. In fact, this market could edge...
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Margin debt data out
Margin debt data for the end of January is out, and it dropped $10 billion to about $177 billion. Margin debt has deleveraged by over $200 billion since July, 2007 when it was $381 billion. Unfortunately the market has fallen an equal amount (percent wise). It would be nice to...
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Interesting Times Next Week – Professional Edition Fed Report
The Treasury calendar will be enormous next week, including the usual 4, 13, and 26 week bills plus 3 and 10 year notes and a 10 year TIPS issue. We won’t know the total amounts until the 4 week bills and the notes are announced on Monday. The Treasury also faces expirations of a...
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SPX and NDX Update: 10-7-11; A little more room to run?
(For those new to Elliott Wave, please read The Big Picture: SPX Long Term Count and Projections.)There is an interesting scenario developing between the Nasdaq 100 (NDX) and the S&P 500 (SPX). The NDX appears to have completed its 1...
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