 The ADP employment number came in ‘better than expected’ today. This month’s Hunger Games, the Non-Farm Payrolls, are on Friday. I see where Boris, the lord mayor of London, is readying his water …
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Copper/ weekly 1) Dr. Copper is remains constructive 2) It is at the upper end of prolonged trading range 3)Resistance is at 3.3721 4) The fundamentals (rising interest rate pressures) …
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From the Securities and Exchange Commission: The Securities and Exchange Commission today charged global aluminum producer Alcoa Inc. with violating the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) when its subsidiaries repeatedly …
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The Emerging Markets ETF has continued down to confirm a break of support. And yes, I shorted the EM’s (per an NFTRH Update) a few moments after making the previous post noting …
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First Janet Yellen makes the cover of Time, and concurrently so as not to be left behind, Businesweek, well-known for its suggestive covers (housing, hedge fund managers, the Tea Party), has posted an …
Read More Stifel Nicolaus has been fined more than $1 million by FINRAÂ for the “unsuitable sales of leveraged and inverse ETFs.” While the fine in de minimus compared to the JPMorgan-esque amounts, …
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Premarkets were up nicely at +0.30% amidst of mixed news where the US Initial Jobless Claims reported in at 330K versus the 335K expected and 345K prior. (see report below) …
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Except for a brief pause this morning, the averages have continued to melt downward and are all in the red. The volume at noon-time is dipping into the anemic levels …
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 The best scoring mid caps from one year ago (1/10/2013) averaged 551 bps of excess over the S&P 400, with 0% turnover. The top performers included NFLX up 270%, …
Read More European indexes were in rally mode before the US markets opened, and the EURO STOXX 50 subsequently logged a 1.36% Tuesday gain. The 8:30 AM Trade Balance data came in …
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