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I'm missing something here, Bill Dudley said "the firming of economic activity is welcome and not a reason to reverse course." He is in favor of finishing off QE2. So shouldn't the market goes higher? Why did CNBC said because of his comments, the market lost most of its gain?

thanks for the link. any1 knows any real time chart rather than a CSV file?

And is there a web site that gives put/call ratio, and I'm also looking for web site that has put/call ratio for each sector, for e.g., put/call ratio in retail sector, or consumer discretionary sector Is there such a web site?

let me guess, you are using CNBC's Groundhog day index today, right?

no1 knows how germany govt. structure works?

since I don't know the structure of Germany, I have a primitive question: can the opposition party call a vote of non-confidence and overthrow the govt.? Here's the concern: say Greece go belly up, her german banks total outstanding foreign bond is $212.6 billion as of Dec. 2010, some of...

actually I really like Simon Hobbs. He's the only 1 who really challenge those ANALyst who hype up their portfolio, hype up all the stocks that you can imagine. The other anchors just sit there and let them use the "Bring It Home" approach, as Jon Stewart call it, and keep cooking up the...

Bob Pisani at CNBC is saying "S&P at 1250 is the biggest outstanding interest is for quadruple witching expiration tomorrow, as such, that’s the tendency to move towards that number because that’s the place that dealers would lose the least amount of money, that’s the reason the S&P moves...

thanks for the reply. I wonder why did CNBC changes the format when they shows Ireland's 10 yr. note data

In that case, why is the yield for Greece 10 yr. note at 11.946% today? and I really want to understand the lack of sentiment behind this: The 5 year CDS: Greece is up 0.73% to 981.2, WHY? If Greece is solid as per Olli Rehn said, their CDS should be at 100, not 981?

easily for you to say: what about the banks? Greece got the bail out in May, why is their 10 yr. yield at 11.946% today? Because as recent as yesterday, there are analysts on CNBC saying Greece, Ireland will go default, and Portugal and SPain will follow AFTER they got the IMF, EU $$

can I ask a primitive question: Whenever CNBC list the yield of the PIIGS nations, they always shows this: Italy 10 year, yield 4.541% 93.968, up 1.067 Ireland 10 yr. T-note 9.231, down 0.337 -3.52% Greece 10 yr. yield 11.946%, 68.388 down 0.097 What exactly is showing at...

http://money.cnn.com/2010/11/30/markets/thebuzz/index.htm?iid=EL

w/ all these places, you have to copy down the no. at the 9:29 am moment, or else, you'll miss it. I actually have wrote down the no. since Feb. of this year, sometimes close to 9:29, some other time not so close, but I split it in my daily files, now I need it open all of those files, 1 at a...

I don't need realtime,but I need the no. I need the exact no. not the chart to see the openings of certain stocks compares to the S&P Future

I need the S&P Future 1 min. prior to market open each day, is there any web site that shows that?

is that the entire article? Because the link doesn't work, you have to be a member to view it

I just want to confirm, the German Bund is their 10 yr. bond?

isn't it true that the cost of re-launching the mark is more costly than giving out those billion to greece, eventhough greece most likely will file their ch. 11?

I haven't seen a slow motion train wreck before, other than the current US admin. :D It's nice to know Europe believes in the concept of "Keeping up w/ the Jones" Now, we set aside $1T. I think Greece took $150B, Ireland now request $90B. Greece is asking for more. And here's the fun...