Chart o’ the Day: The Dollar Bulls Vanish
– thereformedbroker.com
The other day, we looked at the recent risk-on rally and tied it to a breakdown in the US dollar, via a chart from Jefferies and some data on earnings expectations improving.
Jon Krinsky (MKM Partners) says not so fast. It’s important to understand that the dollar could pull back further and still remain in its longer-term uptrend…
Jon Krinsky (MKM Partners) says not so fast. It’s important to understand that the dollar could pull back further and still remain in its longer-term uptrend…
CWS Market Review – May 6, 2016
– crossingwallstreet.com
“Necessity never made a good bargain.” – Charlie Munger
Going into Q1 earnings season, we knew this wasn’t going to be a good one for Wall Street. Earnings have been falling, and many energy and financial stocks have been feeling the squeeze.
The good news is that 76% of companies in the S&P 500 have topped expectations…
Going into Q1 earnings season, we knew this wasn’t going to be a good one for Wall Street. Earnings have been falling, and many energy and financial stocks have been feeling the squeeze.
The good news is that 76% of companies in the S&P 500 have topped expectations…
Ahead of the most important macroeconomic event of the week, US nonfarm payrolls (Exp. +200,000, down from 215,000 and following a very poor ADP report two days ago), the markets have that sinking feeling again.
Futures seem unable to shake off what has been a steady grind lower in the past week, while the Nasdaq has been down for nine of the past ten sessions, after yet another session of jawboning by central bankers who this time flipped on the hawkish side, hinting that the market is not prepared for a June rate hike…
Futures seem unable to shake off what has been a steady grind lower in the past week, while the Nasdaq has been down for nine of the past ten sessions, after yet another session of jawboning by central bankers who this time flipped on the hawkish side, hinting that the market is not prepared for a June rate hike…
1966 Ferrari 275 GTS
– ritholtz.com
Source: Classic Driver
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11 Best Places to Retire in Texas
– insidermonkey.com
If you’re looking to spend your golden years in the Lone Star State, the cities on our list of the 11 best places to retire in Texas should be on top of your list. The Lone Star State has always been on the ten most preferred states by retirees and for many a good reason. […]
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AAPL: What to Do Now With Apple Stock?
– usnews.com
Apple has enough cash on hand to fund a healthy dividend for years.
Does the Buffett Bet Signal the End of Active Management?
– cfainstitute.org
Warren Buffett and Protégé Partners entered into a 10-year bet on whether an index fund would outperform a portfolio of hedge funds. With two years remaining, Buffett leads by a wide margin. So what does that mean for the active vs. passive debate? Read more
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Chart o’ the Day: The Dollar Bulls Vanish
– thereformedbroker.com
The other day, we looked at the recent risk-on rally and tied it to a breakdown in the US dollar, via a chart from Jefferies and some data on earnings expectations improving.
Jon Krinsky (MKM Partners) says not so fast. It’s important to understand that the dollar could pull back further and still remain in its longer-term uptrend…
Jon Krinsky (MKM Partners) says not so fast. It’s important to understand that the dollar could pull back further and still remain in its longer-term uptrend…
CWS Market Review – May 6, 2016
– crossingwallstreet.com
“Necessity never made a good bargain.” – Charlie Munger
Going into Q1 earnings season, we knew this wasn’t going to be a good one for Wall Street. Earnings have been falling, and many energy and financial stocks have been feeling the squeeze.
The good news is that 76% of companies in the S&P 500 have topped expectations…
Going into Q1 earnings season, we knew this wasn’t going to be a good one for Wall Street. Earnings have been falling, and many energy and financial stocks have been feeling the squeeze.
The good news is that 76% of companies in the S&P 500 have topped expectations…
Ahead of the most important macroeconomic event of the week, US nonfarm payrolls (Exp. +200,000, down from 215,000 and following a very poor ADP report two days ago), the markets have that sinking feeling again.
Futures seem unable to shake off what has been a steady grind lower in the past week, while the Nasdaq has been down for nine of the past ten sessions, after yet another session of jawboning by central bankers who this time flipped on the hawkish side, hinting that the market is not prepared for a June rate hike…
Futures seem unable to shake off what has been a steady grind lower in the past week, while the Nasdaq has been down for nine of the past ten sessions, after yet another session of jawboning by central bankers who this time flipped on the hawkish side, hinting that the market is not prepared for a June rate hike…
1966 Ferrari 275 GTS
– ritholtz.com
Source: Classic Driver
The post 1966 Ferrari 275 GTS appeared first on The Big Picture.
11 Best Places to Retire in Texas
– insidermonkey.com
If you’re looking to spend your golden years in the Lone Star State, the cities on our list of the 11 best places to retire in Texas should be on top of your list. The Lone Star State has always been on the ten most preferred states by retirees and for many a good reason. […]
[[ This is a content summary only…
AAPL: What to Do Now With Apple Stock?
– usnews.com
Apple has enough cash on hand to fund a healthy dividend for years.
Does the Buffett Bet Signal the End of Active Management?
– cfainstitute.org
Warren Buffett and Protégé Partners entered into a 10-year bet on whether an index fund would outperform a portfolio of hedge funds. With two years remaining, Buffett leads by a wide margin. So what does that mean for the active vs. passive debate? Read more
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