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The U.S markets were closed yesterday, allowing participants to review their portfolios after Friday’s sell-off. The major indices dropped throughout Friday’s session despite better than expected reports from J.P Morgan and Intel.

Tickers:
N/A
Tags:
, inflation, intel, GBP/USD, EUR/GBP, J.P Morgan

The U.S stock market started the week on a positive note, ending the session with mild gains. Even though the intraday session was characterized by choppy trading, the indices received a boost towards the end of the session, backed by individual stocks from the housing sector.

Positive sentiment already came during morning hours, as China stated that its growth could reach 10% by next year.

The Holidays Bring Cheerful Spirits

Posted by dodjit on December 28th, 2009

The Christmas rally started a little earlier, with the markets finishing the holiday shortened week on a strong note. The S&P 500 finished the week above resistance closing with a weekly gain of 2.18%. Global equity markets made new highs for 2009 with the Nasdaq composite leading the charge finishing the week up 3.4%.

Tickers:
GDP
Tags:
, dollar, GDP, housing, EUR/USD, NZD/USD

The U.S stock market presented another disappointing session as economic data and news headlines weighed on the intraday session. The start of the session was characterized by a major drop as U.S traders were influenced by the Asian and European markets. The FTSE for example, finished the session with a loss of -1.65%, just above its 50 day moving average.

It was another positive day for stocks and commodities yesterday as the major indices climbed higher for the second day of this trading week. Volume surprised investors as the S&P500 index, among other major indices, were driven higher on increasing demand.

Tickers:
GOLD
Tags:
, gold, yen, Dubai, AUD/JPY, EUR/JPY

Volatility has Gone Volatile

Posted by dodjit on December 2nd, 2009

The last couple of trading days have presented extreme volatility as various news events have hit headlines. The VIX ( volatility index) has bamboozed traders as the index has jumped, only to retrace back down to lower levels.

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N/A
Tags:
, Stocks, VIX

Friday’s unemployment rate in the U.S had a surprising subtle affect on the market as the number climbed to a 26 year high. The Bureau of Labor Statistics released a whopping 10.2% result, far worse than analyst’s expectations. In addition they showed a -190k NFP figure, compared to expectations of -175k.

Tickers:
GOLD | NFP
Tags:
, gold, unemployment, silver, NFP

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