January 30, 2013, 11:16 a.m. ET U.S. Economy Unexpectedly Contracts in Fourth Quarter Private-Sector Hiring Rose by 192,000 in January, ADP Reports By ERIC MORATH and SARAH PORTLOCK U.S. economic momentum screeched to a halt in the final months of 2012, as lawmakers’ struggle to reach a deal on tax increases and budget cuts likely led businesses to…
Finally seeing some extended areas coming in. Transports…which have been a moonshot coming in…Housing coming in…but major indices hardly down. Just keep in mind, market will eventually pull back…and market will return to the norm…which is the 50 day average…it is just a matter of how and when. On another note…MA reports in the…
Zimbabwe Is Down to Its Last $217 ADAM CLARK ESTES759 ViewsJAN 29, 2013 There are cash-strapped governments and there are broke governments. And then there’s Zimbabwe, which, after paying last week’s government salaries, has just $217 left in the bank. No, we didn’t forget any zeroes to the end of that figure. Zimbabwe, the country…
If you like drugs, oils and housing, you had a good day. In oils, for your review, COP,ESV,EOG,HFC,MUR,TSO,VLO,WNR were oil breakouts. DHI had monster volume breakout…and will jump on any pullback. Stocks on service act fine…continue to be worried about market overheating here in the value areas.
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Amazon reported revenue and earnings that were below Wall Street’s printed expectations, but the stock responded by soaring to an all-time high. (The company’s profit margin was modestly higher than expected. And the stock is likely benefitting from some short-covering, as Amazon bears panic and cover their bets). Amazon stock hit an all-time high of…
Retailers may add surcharge in credit card transactions By Atossa Araxia Abrahamian Mon Jan 28, 2013 5:31pm EST (Reuters) – Retailers in 40 U.S. states can now charge up to 4 percent extra when consumers pay for goods and services with a credit card. These so-called “checkout fees” went into effect January 27, and do…
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Getting some juice out of lnkd and crm now…with everything else doing fine…just not adding right now…as things ridiculously extended and gotta believe that changes soon. A little patience here.
‘Wall St.’ flees NY for tax-free Fla. By JOSH MARGOLIN Last Updated: 8:07 AM, January 28, 2013 Posted: 1:15 AM, January 28, 2013 The city’s hedge-fund executives are flying south — and it’s not for vacation. An increasing number of financial firms, especially private equity and hedge funds, are fed up with New York’s sky-high city and…
