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Short-term gold prices are forecasted to to go up by UBS Bank, as the financial market trauma thickens, and the related exchange traded funds (ETFs) strengthen. Gold is one of the places that investors feel the safest, causing the investment bank to see prices for gold average $1,000 per ounce over the next month, r…
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Oil exchange traded funds (ETFs) are spilling today as prices plummeted by as much as $9.26 a barrel.
The price plunge was the hardest in 17 years, reports Adam Schreck for the Associated Press. It lost $6.44 and settled at $138.74 a barrel. At one point, it was down more than $10.
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Bad news continues to pour in and the market has convincingly broken below key support. This morning, the PPI came in much higher than expected and prices rose 1.8% in the month of June. The core edged up .2%, but there are signs that producers are passing higher costs on to consumers. On an annual basis, prices were up 9.2% during the last 12 months. Retail sales rose .1% and analysts had expected a rise of .4% in June. The rebate checks did not provide the expected boost. Auto sales posted their biggest drop in more than two years and General …
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Bad news continues to pour in and the market has convincingly broken below key support. This morning, the PPI came in much higher than expected and prices rose 1.8% in the month of June. The core edged up .2%, but there are signs that producers are passing higher costs on to consumers. On an annual basis, prices were up 9.2% during the last 12 months. Retail sales rose .1% and analysts had expected a rise of .4% in June. The rebate checks did not provide the expected boost. Auto sales posted their biggest drop in more than two years and General …
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Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke stood before the Senate Banking Committee today and detailed our economic woes, sending the markets and exchange traded funds (ETFs) moving sharply back and forth.
Among the “highlights” of his testimony, r…
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Retail sales and related exchange traded funds (ETFs) took a hit today as the June numbers came in.
The 0.1% increase was weaker than analysts had expected, mostly because auto sales have plunged, r…
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More unfounded rumor going on in LEH (hat tip Procol).Lehman Brothers denied market rumors that it is going to take a writedown related to subprime exposure. The rumor dented stock prices and spurred buying in Treasurys, traders said….
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Wachovia (NYSE:WB) back in green. Well, almost back in green.That’s a pretty bold statement by the market.Indicates we’re getting close to the bottom….
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Currency exchange traded funds (ETFs) should get a helping hand as the euro rose to new highs against the dollar today.
The drop comes as the markets fret over the latest news from the lending crisis and the overall state of the country’s economy, r…
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Mohawk (MHK) has been falling steadily since the end of May. I started with two naked puts at the July 65 strike (received $348.50) and chased the profit with two July 65 naked calls (received $148.50). MHK kept falling, so when I charted it again yesterday afternoon to see where I thought support could be found. All I could see was that it was at a hitting the trend line of lower lows and was at a 52 week low. I expected a slight bounce, but not high enough to avoid being assigned the 200 shares from my naked calls on Friday, four days from then.
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•If history is to repeat itself, is there a small-cap stock and exchange traded fund (ETF) rally on the horizon?
Outperformance by small-cap stocks has generally followed market bottoms of recessions, so says Merrill Lynch. But first we have to figure out if we are even in a recession. Despite this, some investors have already begun placing their bets on stocks of smaller companies, r…
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Tom Lydon will be at two Barnes & Noble stores next week to discuss his new book, iMoney: Profitable ETF Strategies for Every Investor and talk about how exchange traded funds are today’s best alternative to mutual funds.
Come on out, say hello and get your book signed!
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ETN was down more than $10 this morning. That’s over 13% down from yesterday’s close. I planned to wait until after Friday’s options expiration to sell calls on it, but decided I had to cut my losses sooner rather than delay it.
While Eaton (ETN) was trading at $69.28, I sold one ETN July 70 call (ETNGN) and received $159.25 after commissions. ETN came off its low of $68.75 soon after I made my trade. I could’ve made another $100+ if I waited 15-30 minutes.
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Today the CBOE launched an “Oil VIX” (OVX) based on options on the USO crude oil ETF.According to the CBOE p…
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Today the CBOE launched an “Oil VIX” (OVX) based on options on the USO crude oil ETF.According to the CBOE p…
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OK, earlier we had the SKF breaking 210 on the way clearly to infinity. As best I can tell at these levels, each nickel down in Citi now translates into $27 higher in SKF. That double digit volatility of a week ago was apparently the buy of a lifetime….
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If you do not own puts on any banks, you are missing the easiest trades in the market place. You must find a bank and ride this trend towards insolvency. On the watchlist this week, HDB, HBHC, IBN, LNC, and PNC are getting manhandled. Don’t waste anymore time over this. Act now.Also, keep an eye on Gold, as it is poised to break out soon. The dollar continues to weaken and the Euro is trading at new highs. The miners are/will be following suit here, so you might consider a small amount of exposure to this trend as well. In fact, these stocks represent some of the big moves today, naturally….
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I am Mad as Hell and totally agree with esteemed scholar Dennis Kneale. Short sellers are indeed all criminals. Some may say that the easy money, lax regulation, incompetent ratings agencies, and the whole cheerleading complex may have something to do with this mess….
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As I type this, the Dow Jones Industrial Average is down about 200 and the VIX has spiked to 30.79, largely as a result of prepared remarks by Ben Bernanke and a downgrade by Moody’s of Fannie Mae (FNM) and Freddie Mac (FRE).As a result of these two developments, some c…
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