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I don't entirely understand the situation of greece. this is from Nov. 15: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-11755320 Why is their 10 yr. note yield, as of today (Mon) sitting at 11.902%? Eventhough they are borrowing again in that $1T package, the amt. of money has been set aside...

http://www.marketwatch.com/story/latest-qe-threatens-the-world-2010-11-09?link=kiosk

Let me add to the above: if gold goes up, its performance has nothing to do w/ stocks. Gold is a safe haven for 3 main reasons: 1) inflation 2) drop in US dollars 3) terrorist act or war Gold market and the stock market is mutually exclusive. This thread is aim at wondering why all the...

http://www.marketwatch.com/story/greece-dodges-bullet-but-sovereign-jitters-remain-2010-11-08?siteid=nwhpm if 1 out of these 3 foils, can the remaining of that 850B line of cr. by EU/IMF be enough? How much is left of that 850B after Greece spent the 1st round? Does any1 knows how much...

what's b/e? anyhoo, it's gold, there is no stop order, it's only over the phone

In that case, at what percentage range is consider as a highly shorted stock?

what is the maturity date (month/day/yr.) of the next round of Greece's govt. bond? Because their CDS is now at 908 basis pt. as of yesterday. This is a very high no. I don't know what's the cause of this new fear?

there is absolutely nothing to back the fairy tales that any dividends "are likely to keep growing". They can easily cut dividend especially it's a retail sector stock, due to lack of consumer demand. The alternatives that is good when S&P has topped out is a short position or buy some put...

see, that was my mistake Dec. 2009: I know I should never chase the price, but gold keep going up for 40+ days or so. So I jump on the bandwagon. I got in at 1221, on that same day, it drops, then it keep dropping to 1050 before it finally bounces. I stuck at that position for 6 mth. before I...

why would any1 buy in on new high? S&P has clearly top out. AT this recessionary environment, I won't buy anything. ANF is high short int. because teenage unemployment is at 25% high. So who's going walk into ANF and buy things? To make matter worse, ANF has to watch for teens to steal...

Would any1 of you go for dept. stores, clothing co., or household appliance co. with S&P currently sitting at 1223? If so, please state your logic

Not so fast. On a healthy economy, M&A is a sign of bull market. What we have here, is the large corp. refuses to hire people, they are afraid of either a deflation, or jobless recovery, very slow growth w/ anemic consumer spending etc., but at the same time, they want you to buy their stock...

wait till Ireland and Protugal ask for several hundred billions, and we'll be in the same shoe just like late Apr. 2010 http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2010-11-09/ireland-hasn-t-asked-for-bailout-as-investors-dump-bonds-eu-s-rehn-says.html...

I just don't see how can any1 justify buying any stock at this level. Why not wait for it to drop back to 1050 before you go in?

but CNBC is saying that obama is going fwd. w/ the all class tax cut, as such, it should move the market higher between now and the end of the year

But as soon as QE1 launches, the S&P 500 moves up from 800 in March 2009 to 1200 as of Apr. of this yr. The only question is, how much higher is the S&P 500 going to move up from yesterday's close.

I found it. It's on Mar 18, 2009, a total of 1.25T

YOu're right, I forgot to mention it. I only look at US equity in the short term and mid term, but I only go to web site that the writer has no conflict of interest, being he's not hyping out a certain sector/stock. So that's why so far I stick w/ the large financial web site

I know I have it in my notes, but I have so many files, my own search can't find it. And I can't find it in the fed. web site neither. Can some1 tell me what was the mth./yr. that the Fed launch QE1?

I read 3 reports, 1 from AP, 1 from CNN/Money, 1 from Marketwatch. But is there any better ones out there that are free? Fortune on line is good, but they don't give daily market closed analysis, and they don't have article that talks about what happens that day. And since Tim Paradis left...