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- Rumor Follow-Up
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As per Alley Insider, it looks like the SEC is interested in that “Citizen Journalism”….
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3 October, 2008| Derivatives |
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- Commodities, ETFs Close Up Bad Week
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Commodities and their related exchange traded funds (ETFs) are on pace for their worst week in nearly 50 years.
Commodities, as measured by the Reuters/Jefferies CRB Index of 19 raw materials, have lost 9.9% this week - the most since at least 1956, reports Glenys Sim for Bloomberg. The UBS Bloomberg CMCI Index of 26 raw […]…
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3 October, 2008| Derivatives |
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- The Fed Bailout Should Get Approved - The Market’s Reaction Is Critical!
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The market is in a holding pattern ahead of the bailout vote. The consensus is that it will get passed. Politicians saw the aftermath of what happened Monday when they voted it down. Yesterday, the market tanked ahead of the Unemployment Report. Every month this year we have witnessed job losses. Last month, nonfarm payrolls fell by 159,000. Analysts had forecasted a drop of 105,000. As people lose their jobs, the credit crisis will spread far beyond subprime. The ramifications of the current credit squeeze will not be seen until next month. The CEO of AutoNation described a very dire situation …
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3 October, 2008| Derivatives |
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- Regional Bank ETFs Could Approve of Bailout Deal
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One exchange traded fund (ETF) sector is showing signs that it might from the bailout already: regional banks.
Shares for a number of the banks rose about 4% midday, the Associated Press reports. However, the it wasn’t enough to boost the sector’s ETFs today.
The government’s bailout package aims to give financial institutions transparency into the full […]…
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3 October, 2008| Derivatives |
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- First Nine Months of Year Have Lessons for ETF Investors
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Exchange traded funds (ETFs) are in the homestretch of 2008, and the last nine months have got us reflecting on where we’ve been and where we’re going from here.
The big question is: can it get much more volatile? Leslie Scism for the Wall Street Journal takes a look back. Back in 2000-2002, it was easy […]…
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3 October, 2008| Derivatives |
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- Stock Charts - AA, CELG, CHK, CMI, DRYS, FCX, JOYG, MON, QCOM, TDW, USO
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I charted all stocks I have an open position in. I’ve been getting spanked for more than a month now and have saved myself from losing as much as I could have by selling naked calls. I would’ve done better by buying some protective puts, but I didn’t. I’ve sold all my calls far out of the money in the hopes of a rally after the bailout bill passed. It passed today and we saw the markets sell on the news. That means I should sell more calls or just get out of some of my losing positions.
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3 October, 2008| Derivatives |
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- Bailout Approval: Impact On ETFs, Markets In Question
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What could be the most expensive government intervention in history went through today, but it remains to be see how exchange traded funds (ETFs) will be impacted.
After being voted down earlier this week, the $700 billion package finally gained approval in the House, and every member voted, reports David M. Herszenhorn for the New York […]…
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3 October, 2008| Derivatives |
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- Wacky Bailout Bonanza
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We’re all safe now, phew.So why isn’t the market exploding like the told us? Why is the VIX still pretty gosh darn high?Certainly possible it was pretty obvious the vote would pass this go around….
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3 October, 2008| Derivatives |
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- Demand for Gold ETF Could Wane As Bailout Is Approved
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The world’s largest gold exchange traded fund (ETF) has been getting a lot of attention amid the market turmoil, but the newly approved bailout plan could dampen enthusiasm for the safe haven investment.
The House gave the seal of approval to the $700 billion package, and now it’s off to President Bush for signatures. As soon […]…
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3 October, 2008| Derivatives |
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- Twists and Turns In Banking Saga Impacts ETFs
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In a twist that could affect regional bank exchange traded funds (ETFs), Wachovia (WB) has agreed to be snatched up by Wells Fargo (WFC) in a $15.1 billion all-stock deal.
But Citibank (C) is insisting that Wachovia abide by the terms of their deal, in which Citibank would buy Wachovia’s banking operations, reports Sara Lepro for […]…
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3 October, 2008| Derivatives |
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- Environmental Factors and Chart Reading
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I happen to think that charts provide important clues to the behavior of participants in the various financial markets. Of course there are many ways to read a stock chart and consequently it can be more of an art than a science, so when I see some related scientific studies, I tend to take note of their conclusions. One example is Do You Want to Believe? which appeared today in Science Friday.com and discusses an experiment in which subjects had varying degrees of control over their situation and were tested on how likely they were to see imaginary images embedded in snowy pictures …
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3 October, 2008| Derivatives |
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- Rumor Mongering
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Unconfirmed Steve Jobs rumors flitting around, so keeping an eye on AAPL here. Volatility lifting, but not enormously so. Volume is pretty high though for this time of day…..OK, i…
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3 October, 2008| Derivatives |
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- Global ETFs Pulled Down By Faltering U.S. Economy
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All signs point toward the fact that the United States and our exchange traded funds (ETFs) are getting jostled around in this weakened economy. Some countries could face recession as the global economy tumbles toward a bottom.
In Singapore, predictions are that the country will dip into a recession in the current quarter for the first […]…
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3 October, 2008| Derivatives |
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- Investors Stay In Domestic, Bond ETFs Amid Turbulence
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Amid the doom and gloom of the market, there is a silver lining coming from the exchange traded fund (ETF) industry.
According to the Investment Company Institute (ICI), the combined assets of U.S.-listed ETFs rose by $3.2 billion, to $585.97 billion in August 2008. ETF Guide reports that this is a 0.5% increase since July and […]…
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3 October, 2008| Derivatives |
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