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    Published on 05-03-2012 01:52 PM
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    1. ETF's
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    Investors and traders just can’t seem to catch a break when it comes to economic news. For example Tuesday in the United States we saw strong ISM manufacturing numbers which surprised the market. The numbers were way above expectations and it triggered a feeding frenzy in US based investments like stocks and the green back.

    The following session Italy reported terrible PMI and unemployment rate numbers which took most of the wind out the European and US stocks. One day the data is great, ...
    Published on 02-06-2012 01:41 PM
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    1. Gold
    2. ETF's
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    Friday morning traders and market participants awaited the key January employment report from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. The reaction to the supposedly wonderful report was a surge in the S&P 500 E-Mini futures contracts as well as several other key equity index futures.

    The overall tenor among the financial punditry was predictable as wildly bullish predictions permeated the morning session on CNBC and in the financial blogosphere. However, after the report had been out for
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    Published on 09-23-2011 06:31 PM
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    1. Elliott Wave
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    Bob Prechter has just released a FREE report -- with urgent analysis from his August and September 2011 Elliott Wave Theorist market letters. It will help you put these uncertain markets into perspective so that you’ll be better positioned to both protect your investments when needed and prosper when opportunities arise.

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    "Lost decade."

    The phrase originally applied to Japan's stock market. Yet in terms of depth and scale, it ...
    Published on 09-20-2011 05:37 PM  Number of Views: 115 
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    By Elliott Wave International

    The bursting of the "debt bubble" which started in 2008 is far from over.

    It's the financial story of our age and it's happening before our eyes. The full scope is hard to keep up with because it's unfolding at various levels.

    The top level is the sovereign debt crisis:
    • National governments: Several in Europe and even the U.S.
    • State and local governments: services slashed; vendors waiting to get paid.
    • Corporations: financial institutions
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