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Tactical Error: The Federal Reserve Uses Their Last Bullet
Month after month and week after week, the market has popped one expectations that the Federal Reserve will do another round of Quantitative Easing
Afghanistan’s Natural Resources Could Spark Civil War
With the departure of NATO forces in 2014, security in Afghanistan is a major concern, and it is feared that its mineral wealth could trigger a civil war.
When The Fed Sparks A Rally To A Long-Term High
The basic finding was that when the market closed at a short-term high on a Fed Day, then it was likely to pull back over the next few days.
Key U.S. Dollar support and Euro resistance is at hand
Joe Friday suggested the Dollar was due a decline on 6/28, because a bearish rising wedge was at hand and 80% Dollar bulls reflected in the chart below
Gold ETFs: Why Bid Ask Spreads Matter
Sometimes in the ETF world, products that appear similar can actually have very different returns.
QE-3 Euphoria Is Running Wild
This morning, the S&P 500 Index e-mini futures (ES-U2) are trading higher by 4.00 points to 1461.25 per contract.
Global Carbon Trading System on the Verge of Collapse
The Clean Development Mechanism is designed to create funding to give poor countries access to new energy technologies; and it is on the verge of collapse
A New Round Of Fed Stimulus & The New Abnormal
Yesterday’s announcement by the Federal Reserve that it will embark on a new and open-ended bond-buying program until job growth is stronger
What if QE is already priced in?
Back in the olden days (i.e. just a couple years ago!), things like earnings and the state of the economy actually mattered
MIT Develops Efficient Method of Cleaning Up Oil Spills
Researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have proposed a new oil spill clean-up technique which is set to be simple, fast, and energy efficient
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