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Jun 7th, 2010 |
By Rob
This week will likely begin with some relief for the Euro, on G20 plans to cut costs in Euro states, while the hangover from Friday’s U.S. Jobs data could continue into a “no news” Monday trading session. Look for pops to add to shorts early in the week, but keep stops tight leading into Jobless claims and Friday’s data.
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Mar 26th, 2010 |
By Rob
The “bond king” of PIMCO, Bill Gross, tells Bloomberg and the world his strategy on the issue of Greek debt… “Stay away!” In the interview, Gross explains recent moves of the Absolute Return PIMCO fund, including record low holdings of Long Term U.S. debt and increased holdings of “core” European bonds, most notably Germany. Having
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Jan 5th, 2010 |
By Rob
The Institute for Supply Chain Management surprised the world on Monday morning, as they announced the results of their manufacturing managers survey. The report is essentially a survey where every manager is asked to respond to his own experience. Each manager states whether they see conditions improving, deteriorating or remaining constant, with respect to thirteen main criteria. The December survey’s
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Posted in Industry Analysis, Manufacturing, Market Synopsis, U.S. |
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Tags: 10 year treasury, 2010 forecast, 2010 profits, ARM mortgages, Bill Gross, bond market, bonds, Construction spending, crude oil, Defaults, Economic Recovery, economics, equities, existing homes, GDP economy, Housing, housing permits, Housing Starts, ISM Manufacturing Index, Manufacturing at a Glance, Mortgage Defaluts, multi family housing, new home starts, oil, pending sales, PMI, recession, Robert Shiller, S&P 500, SDS, single family housing, SPX, SPY, stimulus, stock market, stocks, Sub Prime Mortgages, TNX, Treasury, TYO, U.S. economy, U.S. Government Spending, USO, WTI
Dec 21st, 2009 |
By Rob
Monday Three and six month treasury bonds will be auctioned at 11:30 am Monday and will kick off the monthly test of the demand for short term investment security. The dollar is becoming stronger and rumors, spawned from the announcement of Bond King Bill Gross's "Lehman high" cash levels, are beginning to spur renewed debate
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Tags: 10 year treasury, 10-Year Note, Bill Gross, CME, consumer, December 2009 Consumer Sentiment, DTO, ETF, ETN, Fed Balance Sheet, FHFA House Price index, GDP revision, Goldman ICSC data, Housing, inflation, Lehman, Money Supply, new home sales, November 2009 Durable Goods Orders, November 2009 Income and Outlays report, November 2009 Personal Consumption Expenditures, PCE, Redbook data, same store sales, SCC, SDS, TYO, U.S. dollar, USD
Jun 5th, 2009 |
By Rob
Bill Gross of PIMCO began his June outlook statement with the fitting quote from Abraham Lincoln stating, "You can fool some of the people all of the time, and all of the people some of the time, but you cannot fool all of the people all of the time". Perhaps there are a few more fools than
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