Monday, October 12, 2015

How Can There Be “More Sellers than Buyers” + MORE 1:19 pm Oct 12th

Wondering about the 10 busiest cargo airports in the world? Ever since Wilbur and Orville Wright invented the airplane over a century ago, man has been obsessed with flying. From barely being able to lift a person a few feet in the air to hosting tonnes of cargo, thousands of miles away, planes…

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How Can There Be “More Sellers than Buyers”Quick housekeeping note: There will be no article this upcoming Friday (10/16) or Monday (10/19), as I will be attending the annual Bogleheads conference this week, and I want to be able to devote my full attention to it. We’ll be back to our regular schedule as of Friday 10/23.
A reader writes in, asking:
“Sometimes I hear on the news that there were ‘more sellers than buyers today’ and that caused a stock, or the stock market, to go down…

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Morning News: October 12, 2015

– crossingwallstreet.com

Russia’s Gazprom Resumes Gas Supplies to Ukraine
Bankers Grapple With How to Help Emerging Markets
Bernanke: Fed Critics Were ‘Mistaken’
Oil Takes a Third Swing at Holding $50 as OPEC Sees Recovery
Energy Storage Needs to Think Bigger Than Batteries to Beat Fossil Fuels
Ford to Focus $1.8 Billion on China Smart Cars
Ferrari to Be Valued at Up to $9…

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BlackRock, The Stock Market, & The Alleged Evils Of "Volatility"Submitted by Pater Tenebrarum via Acting-Man.com, The Alleged Evils of “Volatility” Whenever there is talk in the popular press or in the mainstream financial press about “heightened volatility” in the stock market, it is a euphemism for “the sucker is going down!”…

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10 Monday AM Reads

– ritholtz.com

We used to have Columbus Day off, but it was traded for MLK Day and a holiday to be named later. Also, my morning train reads:
• How to Beat an Efficient Market (Morningstar)
• Don’t Starve the BLS (Roll Call) see also We’re doing a terrible job of measuring the modern workforce, and the feds know it (Wonkblog)
• Why People Invest in Hedge Funds (Wealth of common sense)
• Why everybody knows CEOs are overpaid, but nothing happens (The Conversation)
• Former Fed chair Bernanke no longer a Republican because the GOP has “lost its economic mind” (US News)
Continues here
 

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Two-Word Investment Outlooks

– thereformedbroker.com

“Opportunity abounds” – long-only equity guy
“Stockpicker’s market” – asset management firm
“Risks remain” – guy who runs a Black Swan fund
“Expect volatility” – trader
“Staying constructive” – sell-side analyst
“On track…

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All the recent market scares have been driven by the same implied menace. Whether it’s another round of anxiety about Greece, another head fake by the US Federal Reserve on raising rates, or fears about China’s economy, investors appear to be nervous about a major correction, downturn, or crash. But what if the real danger were of a very different sort? Read more

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TPP and Free Trade Canadian Style

– globaleconomicanalysis.blogspot.com

As I have commented before alleged “free trade” agreements are anything but. We now have confirmation from Canada as to what it took for other signatories to agree to the monstrosity of TPP.Reader TB passed along Alan Guebert’s Free Trade’s Cheap Talk is Big Money. These easy-to-find challenges to NCBA’s silly Trans-Pacific cheerleading point to several underlying myths at the heart of Big Ag’s rock-ribbed belief that free trade is the past, current, and future salvation of American farms and ranches…

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Don’t Make These 5 Financial Mistakes After DivorceThe most common phrase you might hear post-divorce is: "The best revenge is living well." But if you take it too literally, you can destroy your financial future. (When I got divorced, I learned that lesson the hard way.) Here are five common post-divorce mistakes and expert advice on protecting your hard-earned assets right now…

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from Royalty Gateway http://www.royaltygateway.com/how-can-there-be-more-sellers-than-buyers-more-119-pm-oct-12th/
Wondering about the 10 busiest cargo airports in the world? Ever since Wilbur and Orville Wright invented the airplane over a century ago, man has been obsessed with flying. From barely being able to lift a person a few feet in the air to hosting tonnes of cargo, thousands of miles away, planes…

[[ This is a content summary only…

Continue Reading On insidermonkey.com »

How Can There Be “More Sellers than Buyers”Quick housekeeping note: There will be no article this upcoming Friday (10/16) or Monday (10/19), as I will be attending the annual Bogleheads conference this week, and I want to be able to devote my full attention to it. We’ll be back to our regular schedule as of Friday 10/23.
A reader writes in, asking:
“Sometimes I hear on the news that there were ‘more sellers than buyers today’ and that caused a stock, or the stock market, to go down…

Continue Reading On obliviousinvestor.com »

Morning News: October 12, 2015

– crossingwallstreet.com

Russia’s Gazprom Resumes Gas Supplies to Ukraine
Bankers Grapple With How to Help Emerging Markets
Bernanke: Fed Critics Were ‘Mistaken’
Oil Takes a Third Swing at Holding $50 as OPEC Sees Recovery
Energy Storage Needs to Think Bigger Than Batteries to Beat Fossil Fuels
Ford to Focus $1.8 Billion on China Smart Cars
Ferrari to Be Valued at Up to $9…

Continue Reading On crossingwallstreet.com »

BlackRock, The Stock Market, & The Alleged Evils Of "Volatility"Submitted by Pater Tenebrarum via Acting-Man.com, The Alleged Evils of “Volatility” Whenever there is talk in the popular press or in the mainstream financial press about “heightened volatility” in the stock market, it is a euphemism for “the sucker is going down!”…

Continue Reading On zerohedge.com/ »

10 Monday AM Reads

– ritholtz.com

We used to have Columbus Day off, but it was traded for MLK Day and a holiday to be named later. Also, my morning train reads:
• How to Beat an Efficient Market (Morningstar)
• Don’t Starve the BLS (Roll Call) see also We’re doing a terrible job of measuring the modern workforce, and the feds know it (Wonkblog)
• Why People Invest in Hedge Funds (Wealth of common sense)
• Why everybody knows CEOs are overpaid, but nothing happens (The Conversation)
• Former Fed chair Bernanke no longer a Republican because the GOP has “lost its economic mind” (US News)
Continues here
 

Continue Reading On ritholtz.com »

Two-Word Investment Outlooks

– thereformedbroker.com

“Opportunity abounds” – long-only equity guy
“Stockpicker’s market” – asset management firm
“Risks remain” – guy who runs a Black Swan fund
“Expect volatility” – trader
“Staying constructive” – sell-side analyst
“On track…

Continue Reading On thereformedbroker.com »

All the recent market scares have been driven by the same implied menace. Whether it’s another round of anxiety about Greece, another head fake by the US Federal Reserve on raising rates, or fears about China’s economy, investors appear to be nervous about a major correction, downturn, or crash. But what if the real danger were of a very different sort? Read more

Continue Reading On cfainstitute.org »

TPP and Free Trade Canadian Style

– globaleconomicanalysis.blogspot.com

As I have commented before alleged “free trade” agreements are anything but. We now have confirmation from Canada as to what it took for other signatories to agree to the monstrosity of TPP.Reader TB passed along Alan Guebert’s Free Trade’s Cheap Talk is Big Money. These easy-to-find challenges to NCBA’s silly Trans-Pacific cheerleading point to several underlying myths at the heart of Big Ag’s rock-ribbed belief that free trade is the past, current, and future salvation of American farms and ranches…

Continue Reading On globaleconomicanalysis.blogspot.com »

Don’t Make These 5 Financial Mistakes After DivorceThe most common phrase you might hear post-divorce is: "The best revenge is living well." But if you take it too literally, you can destroy your financial future. (When I got divorced, I learned that lesson the hard way.) Here are five common post-divorce mistakes and expert advice on protecting your hard-earned assets right now…

Continue Reading On dailyworth.com »

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