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May 6th, 2010 |
By Rob
Crude Oil has reluctantly played follow the leader with U.S. equities for much of the past 12 months. More recently, fundamentals took a back seat to short term speculation as risk takers drove the price of hot button commodities up with stocks. Crude has been in a holding range between $80 and $87/barrel for all of March and April, but in the past two trading sessions NYMEX WTI crude plunged directly from the top to the bottom of that range.
Posted in Commodities, DS Feature, Europe, Market Synopsis, Trade Strategy, U.S. |
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Apr 18th, 2010 |
By Rob
If you ducked out of the office for a three day weekend and missed the news regarding Goldman Sachs and Greece on Friday, you may be rolling up your sleeves to a few surprises that will cast a dark shadow on the April 19 week’s market action.
Mainly, Goldman Sachs (GS) has been charged with fraud by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), linked to a Credit Default Swap (CDS) mechanism known as “Abacus”.
Posted in DS Feature, Weekly Spectrum |
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Tags: cds, Credit Default Swaps, credit market, Durable Goods Orders, EIA Petroleum Status, EU, EU Greece Bailout, existing home sales, Fannie, Fed Purchase program, Freddie, Goldman Sachs, goldman sachs fraud, Greece, Greek 10-year note, Greek Bailout, Greek Debt, GS, IMF, Jobless Claims, john paulson, March Econ Data, MBA Purchase Applications, MBO, mortgage rates, new home sales
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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