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Everybody seems to be talking or going “green”. They even announced another new exchange in New York to trade carbon emissions Wednesday, appropriately named the Green Exchange (see www.greenfutures.com for more...
Read MoreEverybody seems to be talking or going “green”. They even announced another new exchange in New York to trade carbon emissions Wednesday, appropriately named the Green Exchange (see www.greenfutures.com for more...
Read MoreIt’s not often that a pundit columnist, who is most known for his comedic game show on cable, and random cameo roles in movies commands so much respect in the realm of economics, but that just means that there’s only...
Read MoreAnyone who thinks old-line stocks don’t carry a lot of risk should look at the performance of Sears Holdings this week. We’ve been watching the retail sector because this is supposed to be a make-or-break period for...
Read MoreWell, it’s now official. If a stock market “correction” is defined as a 10% decline from a recent high, then the Dow Jones Industrial Average made it Monday with its close at 12,743, down from its high close of...
Read MoreThis article from Barron’s Financial shows how the financial markets use insurance contracts to not only attempt to cover losses, but as profit centers themselves. Unfortunately, when you are using a captive insurer to do...
Read MoreAnybody who trades forex has probably been amazed by the rise and fall of the Canadian dollar. Of course, no one can be absolutely certain the value of the U.S. dollar has bottomed or that the C-dollar has put in a historic top,...
Read MoreClick here for the article with Charts and Full Details: After booming the first half of this decade, U.S. housing activity has retrenched sharply. Single-family building permits have plunged 52 percent and existing-home sales...
Read MoreChina’s strong economic growth has made it a hot prospect for investors of all types, and after a trip to China in October, we are among those who have seen the growth potential firsthand and are now watching major Chinese...
Read MoreIf consumers account for two-thirds of the U.S. gross domestic product, as generally reported, the prospects for continued economic weakness look very real – and maybe even that other R word, recessionary – when you...
Read MoreOne of the bellwethers of the stock market for some time has been Merrill Lynch. Looking at the latest quotes, the outlook for stock market bulls ain’t pretty. And it’s not so good either for bears using short option...
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