March 8 (Bloomberg Rewind) — Kenny Polcari co-hosts Matt Miller’s Bloomberg Rewind. They wrap up the show with a “market song” and “market recipe” inspired by the day’s headlines from Kenny’s morning newsletter. Today’s is The Clash, “Should I Stay Or Should I Go” in honor of Greece. Jeff’s pick — “Don’t Let Me Down” by the Beatles, his plea to Ben Bernake! And Kenny’s recipe Champagne Chicken
www.michaelglass.com -Here is our Weekend Stock Market Technical Analysis Trading Plan for Saturday, April 7th. In each video update, we attempt to identify high probability trading setups for the next week. We also look at the key market moving events of the past week including the March Employment situation #’s. We then pull up the charts to identify key technical analysis price levels for the S&P 500. We then look to see if some of the market leaders are pulling the market higher or lower (Apple, Amazon, Google, Goldman Sachs, IBM, Intel, Mastercard, Netflix and Priceline)
WCIs Chief Market Strategist Matthew Buckley covers the week that was in the market and how the release of FOMC minutes and conflicting job numbers impacted volatility and the market in general.
2011 was a Gypsy Market full of firsts. It was the first time alcohol was served at a public event, the first Battle of the Bands and other firsts. The day went very well and all of those involved in putting this event on were humbled by the level of support we got from our community.
Objective experts without company agendas wrap up the key industry trends as seen at Spring 2012′s MIP Markets. Moderator: James Martin, Community Manager, MIP Markets @jamesmart_in Speakers: Marc Goodchild, Managing Director & Chief Creative, IpDipSkyBlue.tv and Partner, Agora Media Group @MarcGoodchild Omri Marcus, Creative Partner, Red Arrow Entertainment Group @omarcus Richard Kastelein, Managing Director, Agora Media Group @expathos Simon Staffans, Format Developer, MediaCity Finland @simon_staffans
Synergy Forex Daily Market Wrap for April 3rd,, 2012.
The major US equity indices closed mixed Friday after a positive report on consumer spending and an announcement the Euro Zone with get more money in their rescue fund. The Commerce Department reported today consumer spending rose 0.8%, the largest gain in seven months. This is more than expected with the average consensus estimate around an increase of 0.6% This brings hope that the biggest part of the economy is strengthening. Euro zone finance ministers agreed today on a temporary increase in their financial rescue fund to prevent a second-coming of the sovereign debt crisis. The increase was 700 billion euros from 500 billion, making the firewall fund reach over one trillion american dollars
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usawatchdog.com – This week, we find Israel and Iran at the top of the story list—again. The US has given Iran a “last chance” ultimatum to work out a peace deal with its nuclear program or be attacked by the end of the year. Meanwhile, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, basically, said he doesn’t need the blessing of the US to attack Iran’s nuclear sites. It sounds like war in the Middle East is not far away. Fuel prices are heading higher according to Edmunds.com and many other oil market analysts