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    Meredith Whitney cuts profit estimates for Goldman and Morgan Stanley

    Closely watched research firm Meredith Whitney Advisory Group on Thursday cut its profit estimates for investment banks Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs Group Inc. Whitney cut her fourth-quarter earnings forecast for Goldman to $6 a share from $6.38, while her full-year view was dropped to...
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    Hangseng Leadership...

    The definiton of a correction is a downward move of 10 % from the highs. Hangseng is more than only in a correction mode. I suppose some large players have cashed in as they already foresee what will come from China's credit oversupply : the next credit bubble to burst.
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    US 10 yr

    Looks sort of bullish...
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    UK retail sales unexpectedly drop -0,3 instead of +0,5 expectation

    Only one comment appropriate : :D :D :D
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    UK retail sales unexpectedly drop -0,3 instead of +0,5 expectation

    Obviously there is some sort of new insanity in the making. "Hedging" seems to be an expression only existing in the world of old school traders.
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    UK retail sales unexpectedly drop -0,3 instead of +0,5 expectation

    LOL ! FTSE not even plunging 10 points. Ridiculous.
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    UK retail sales unexpectedly drop -0,3 instead of +0,5 expectation

    GBP Hits 2 Month Low Of $1.6147 After Retail Sales Slump http://www.marketwatch.com/story/newsviewer
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    Dollar’s revival damps demand for stocks

    The dollar shot to its highest level in three months on Thursday after traders perceived the Federal Reserve had adopted a more upbeat tone regarding the US economy following its decision to leave interest rates at historic lows. However, in a sign that the the carry trade mantra of “strong...
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    Short DAX at 7740

    The art of charting....
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    Hangseng Leadership...

    .... Dec. 17 (Bloomberg) -- Hong Kong’s central bank said the city may face “sharp corrections” in asset prices should fund flows reverse, adding to concerns voiced by Japan, China and South Korea on the dangers of speculative capital. A rally in the stock market was fueled by an...
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    Former Barclays Chief Points Out Bonuses Were Paid Fraudulently

    Noboy was there to tell them they were idiots ? It's a pitty !
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    Greece struggles under EUR 7 bn drug debt to Europe's health care companies

    Europe’s leading healthcare companies have complained to Brussels over the non-payment of debts on drugs and other medical products they say total almost €7bn by the Greek public health system. The moves come as Greece struggles to raise funds on international markets to finance its...
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    Washington backing away from Citigroup sale

    Citigroup = insane company.
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    Hangseng Leadership...

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    SAC's Ex Wife Going After $300 Million

    http://www.dlisted.com/node/35129 and counting...:cool:
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    Washington backing away from Citigroup sale

    Two days after Citigroup moved to untangled itself from Washington, the Treasury reversed course Wednesday and backed away from plans to immediately sell a portion of its stake in the banking giant, according to a person briefed on the situation. The decision came after Citigroup badly...
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    Short DAX at 7740

    DAX +1.58 % Dow -0.06 % Eurostoxx + 1.31 % FTSE +0.65 % Quite an irritating picture...
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    Short DAX at 7740

    That's why I comented lately in the Mini S&P / DAX correlation thread that it is not always an easy game. But I suggest that some players noticed USD strenght or better said : EUR weakness...:cool:
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    Was 2009 the year of the market maker - internalization ?

    We were intrigued by a comment by one of our contacts that 2009, more than anything else, had been the year of the market maker. And that’s on every level. Think about it: Traditional value investing was confused; analysts got forecasts completely wrong and even commodities failed to...
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    S&P lowers Greece's sovereign rating and warns of more

    LONDON (MarketWatch) -- Standard & Poor's lowered the ratings on Greece to BBB+ from A-, and kept Greece's rating on CreditWatch negative. "The downgrade reflects our opinion that the measures the Greek authorities have recently announced to reduce the high fiscal deficit are unlikely, on their...
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