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Weekly WizardsWeekly insights by Wall Street's Who's-Who on what's ahead for the markets and where to invest.
Hot Summer for the Bulls?
Longer-term he's still bearish, but money manager Jay Matulich explains why this summer could heat up for the bulls.
China's Consumers Still In Play
As the Chinese government seeks to curb industrial growth and inflationary pressure, and power plants close to clean the air ahead of the Olympics, consumer growth still carries plenty of opportunity, while the industrial side offers some shorts.
Is Gold Anticipating the Dollar's Peak?
While the commodity trade grows more and more crowded, the dollar is looking up as is technology, with semiconductors potentially leading the equity charge, say our analysts.
Three Top Charts to Watch
Technical analyst Harry Boxer sees three exciting charts this week in the agriculture and energy arena.
Three Views on One Big Rally
AdviceTrade Wizards Jay Matulich, Harry Boxer & Mike Paulenoff weigh in on the meaning of today's rally. A low in place? Bet your bottom dollar!
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Mike's Mid-Day MinuteIntraday technical chart analysis on a key equity or commodity index by Mike Paulenoff.
Anticipating a Top in Natural Gas
I am anticipating the establishment of a meaningful top in the U.S. Natural Gas Fund ETF (AMEX: UNG) in the vicinity of 53.00-55.00 in the upcoming days/weeks.
Q's End Decline
I have very preliminary signals that the decline from Friday's high at 49.29 in the Q's (NASDAQ: QQQQ) ended this morning at 48.14.
SDS in Declining Wedge Prior to Upmove
ProShares UltraShort S&P 500 ETF claws its way back above the lower wedge boundary line prior to what my work argues should be a "violent" upmove.
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Harry's Closing Boxer BriefEnd-of-day technical market analysis by Harry Boxer.
Indices Stabilize After Yesterday's Steep Slide
After yesterday's steep slide the stock market indices managed to stabilize and actually move up on the session.
Decisive Down Day
We made nominal new highs on the NDX, not confirmed by the S&P 500, and then a deep slide took them down sharply to price and moving average support, closing right near the trendline support.
Indices Continue to Advance
A five-wave advance off the early lows today brought the stock market indices back to retest last Friday's highs, but they stalled late in the session near there.
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Stocks slide on oil and AIG
Stocks tanked Friday, with the Dow losing more than 100 points, after AIG's weak quarter revived worries about the credit crisis, and record oil and gas prices exacerbated fears about the threat of inflation.
Why Europe will save us from $5 gas
With oil prices gushing above $126 a barrel, it's tempting to blame Europe for this inflationary mess.
Oil: After hitting $126, is $150 far behind?
Oil leaped into uncharted territory Friday, soaring past the $126-a-barrel mark for the first time, and leaving analysts and investors wondering how high the price will go.
AIG losses boost bonds
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The changing face of private equity
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Dollar slips as Europe maintains rates
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Japan stocks fall
Treasurys continue to rally
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Gas, oil continue record pace
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Dollar slides on European rate hold
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Japan shares fall on inflation fears
Oil hits record despite supply growth
Oil prices touched a new record Wednesday, spiking after an initial decline on a government report said crude and gasoline supplies were stronger than expected last week.
Record crude pushes Treasury prices up
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Dollar gains against the euro
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Glum mood hits Asian markets
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Oil stockpile a drop in the bucket
As part of their plan to tame record oil prices, lawmakers are urging the President to stop putting oil in the nation's Strategic Petroleum Reserve. But some analysts say that won't do much to lower gas prices.
Tax rebates won't work - 82% say
Eight in 10 Americans believe that the government's $110 billion effort to help consumers will not boost the economy, according to a poll released Friday.
Why inflation is not the big problem
Suddenly inflation is the word on everyone's lips. But as much as they might like to, policymakers cannot forget about a bigger problem - the lingering effects of the credit crunch.
Teachers give job prospects an 'F'
Jonathan Hash, a history teacher at Herbert Hoover High School in San Diego, is enthusiastic about the teaching career he began two years ago. But now he might lose his job because of a statewide budget crisis, and that could force him to leave teaching altogether.
Trade gap narrows in March
The nation's trade gap narrowed in March, as a weakened U.S. economy led to the sharpest decline in Americans' demand for foreign imports in more than six years, according to a government report released Friday.
Barely surviving on credit cards
These days, more and more people are saying "Charge it."
Why $120 oil is good
With $120 oil not seeming to follow the fundamental law of supply and demand many are wondering if the market is broken.
'False hope' seen in April store sales
Although many retailers reported improved April sales, following a disastrous March, analysts cautioned Thursday that it's premature to declare a resurgence in consumer spending.
House OKs controversial housing plan
The House on Thursday passed a contentious foreclosure-prevention package, which still faces a veto threat from the White House and an uncertain fate in the Senate.
House passes $15B anti-blight bill
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Rates on 30-year mortgages dip
Rates on 30-year mortgages edged lower this week but remained above 6% as signs of economic stability overshadowed continued weakness in the housing market.
Fed auctions $28.8B to ease credit
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Democrats: Close speculation loophole
Democratic Senators are working to combat rising oil and fuel prices by attacking what many Americans see as the heart of the problem: speculative trading.
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Why your tax rate is going up
Last week, the federal government began sending out more than $100 billion in "tax rebates" to millions of Americans in an effort to stimulate the sluggish economy.
Don't lose faith in your 401(k)
Even when markets are headed south, a 401(k) is a great vehicle for retirement savings.
Do I really need a 'CFP'?
Question: I'm looking for a financial planner. Should I find one with who is a Certified Financial Planner (CFP)?
Savers: Beware of falling interest rates
With inflation outpacing yields on savings and money market accounts, what's a saver to do?
Can you retire by 55?
There are many factors that will help you determine whether you'll be able to retire early. Here's how to figure it out.
How financial planners earn their fees
Question: Why are you against paying higher fees to planners? Aren't higher returns worth high fees? If someone is providing a superior service, they should be well compensated for that service. How is it any different from other service professions like doctors, lawyers, or even pool cleaners?
Fed moves on credit card crackdown
The Federal Reserve on Friday pushed ahead with a proposal to stop abuses by credit card issuers, a day after two other key bank regulatory agencies proposed effectively the same package of new rules.
6 ways to cope in a scary market
Memo to the market gods: I can't take it anymore. One day fear of recession tanks stocks. The next day it's inflation or a collapsing investment bank. Frankly, the market needs Prozac.
Solving a $2 trillion puzzle
Reducing health care costs - and insuring the 47 million Americans who have no coverage - is the Rubik's Cube of policy puzzles. And it's one that the Democratic and Republican presidential candidates say they can solve.
Stuck in frozen funds
Question: I've been parking cash in auction-rate preferred shares of the MFS Investment Grade Municipal Trust. Now I'm reading about failed auctions. Are ARPS as safe as I thought they were? - David Schempf, Spearfish, S.D.
Safeguarding your 'safe' investments
The stock market can be a wild and woolly place. But at least you know you can count on dividend stocks, bonds and other income-paying investments to be a Rock of Gibraltar, right?
Why acting bearish is a dumb move
If the thought of opening up your mutual statement makes you squeamish or if you avert your eyes whenever CNBC comes on at the gym, it's understandable. This has been one ferocious stock market. Not only has Wall Street been flirting with a bear market - conventionally defined as a 20% decline in the major indexes - but we're now in "the second-worst eight-year period for stocks since the 1930s," says money manager Martha Ortiz of Aronson Johnson & Ortiz in Philadelphia.
Farmer payouts, oil nabbed in food price runup
Lawmakers on Thursday scrutinized the impact of soaring food costs on American consumers already stung by rising gas prices.
Much too young to play it safe
There is nothing remotely fuddy-duddy about Mindy and Brad Reese.
How to spend your stimulus check
Wondering where to put that extra cash? Before you buy a flat screen, try these suggestions and improve your long-term financial well-being.
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Barely surviving on credit cards
These days, more and more people are saying "Charge it."
Stocks slide on oil and AIG
Stocks tanked Friday, with the Dow losing more than 100 points, after AIG's weak quarter revived worries about the credit crisis, and record oil and gas prices exacerbated fears about the threat of inflation.
Citi promises to rein in risk
A high-up Citigroup executive, chief administrative officer Don Callahan, had predicted that Citi's Investor Day, held Friday morning, would have to deal significantly in "promises," and that turned out to be the case. Citi is expecting to cut close to $500 billion from its $2.2 trillion balance sheet; to exit unprofitable client relationships; and to overturn its "silos" and really complete the 1998 merger of Citicorp and Travelers. Said CEO Vikram Pandit: "We're finally going to merge it all."
Fuel prices flatten FedEx
Congress' plan won't stop oil's spike
As part of their plan to tame record oil prices, lawmakers are urging the President to stop putting oil in the nation's Strategic Petroleum Reserve. But some analysts say that won't do much to lower gas prices.
Ford surprised by Kerkorian investment
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Fears of a Countrywide-BofA blowup simmer
10 homes for sale in still-hot markets
Why Microsoft isn't buying Facebook
Teachers give job prospects an 'F'
Jonathan Hash, a history teacher at Herbert Hoover High School in San Diego, is enthusiastic about the teaching career he began two years ago. But now he might lose his job because of a statewide budget crisis, and that could force him to leave teaching altogether.
Protect yourself from higher taxes
Last week, the federal government began sending out more than $100 billion in "tax rebates" to millions of Americans in an effort to stimulate the sluggish economy.
Gas prices hit 2nd straight record
Retail gasoline prices have jumped to yet another record high, drivers' advocacy group AAA's Web site showed Friday.
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Citigroup aims to shed $400 billion of assets (Reuters)
Reuters - Citigroup Inc said on Friday it plans to shed $400 billion of assets within three years and boost revenue by up to 10 percent annually, in a bid to restore profitability after huge losses tied to flagging mortgage and credit markets.
AIG's loss and record oil sour mood on Wall St (Reuters)
Reuters - Stocks fell on Friday as the price of oil set another record and concerns about the financial sector flared up again after American International Group Inc reported a massive loss.
AIG sees no signs of mortgage asset market rebound yet (Reuters)
Reuters - American International Group , after disappointing with a worse-than-expected loss on Thursday, did little to buoy investor spirits on Friday, telling shareholders it does not yet see signs of a rebound in the market for mortgage assets, which have cost it dearly over the past two quarters.
Oil hits record $126 on supply worry (Reuters)
Reuters - Oil jumped to a record above $126 a barrel on Friday, extending gains to more than 11 percent since the start of the month on fuel supply concerns and a rush of speculator buying.
Countrywide falls on worry over B of A merger (Reuters)
Reuters - Countrywide Financial Corp shares fell nearly 6 percent on Friday on renewed speculation that Bank of America Corp will renegotiate or cancel its agreement to buy the largest U.S. mortgage lender.
March trade deficit drops by bigger-than-expected amount (AP)
AP - The U.S. trade deficit narrowed sharply in March as demand for imports fell by the largest amount since the last recession was ending. Analysts forecast that trade would continue to be one of the economy's few bright spots this year.
Time Is Prime Driver With Mutual Funds (Investor's Business Daily)
Investor's Business Daily - Buying a mutual fund is a different game than buying a stock.
Icahn prepared to buy Circuit City if Blockbuster can't (AP)
AP - Consumer electronics retailer Circuit City Stores said Friday that it will allow Blockbuster to review its books in connection with the video-rental chain's bid to buy the company.
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Each season, 15 designers compete for the chance to showcase their designs at New York's Fashion Week and win $100,000 to fund their businesses. The competition takes place on the Emmy-winning Project Runway, a reality show all about discovering the next great American fashion designer.
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GiveWell Tried to Improve Philanthropy?s Credibility -- and Lost Its Own
Holden Karnofsky and Elie Hassenfeld were psyched. On December 20, their startup, GiveWell, scored a media hat trick, appearing in The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal, and on CNBC's Power Lunch. In a sign of the times, GiveWell was a nonprofit. Karnofsky and Hassenfeld, both 26, quit hedge-fund jobs last year and started a foundation with $325,000 from themselves and their friends. Their mission was to gather and disseminate exhaustive data on the effectiveness of charities.
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Le Meridien?s Strategy to Remake the Hotel
Le Meridien reinvents the art of the hotel experience.
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All In A Days Work
The United States leads the world in two categories: work and waste. American employees put in more hours and take fewer vacations than just about anyone else in the industrialized world, and our individual ecological "footprints" are much larger.
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Google's Surfing Safari
"We feel that we should be a catalyst," Joseph Mucheru says, sitting in his office that overlooks central Nairobi. We, in this case, is Google, and the stout 39-year-old Kenyan heads the company's first outpost in sub-Saharan Africa. About 5% of Africans are online, but the thinking is that as the Internet grows, so will Google.
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Bringing Green Jobs to the Urban Poor
Oakland activist Van Jones is on a mission to bring green-collar jobs to the urban poor. His mightiest weapon: His mouth.
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Under the Sea
Each December, the sun sets over northern Norway and doesn't reemerge until late January. But this past winter, a fiery vista of reds and oranges pierced the darkness. It wasn't the northern lights, at least not the natural ones. It was the flare-off from the Snøhvit gas field, the first major Arctic fossil-fuel facility outside of Alaska.
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Levi's Scores Viral Gold With Back-Flipping Jeans Clip
A clever stealth campaign featuring guys jumping into blue jeans bounces to the top of the YouTube charts.
Microhoo Tea Leaf Watch: Proxy Directors Set Free
Microsoft has released potential directors in a hostile takeover of Yahoo, in what the Wall Street Journal calls a "clear sign" the Redmond giant is really, truly walking away. Will this defining moment end once and for all the speculation which has helped Yahoo shares to remain comfortably above pre-takeover-talk levels? Of course not.
So, What Is 'Plan C' for Microsoft Search?
Microsoft isn't saying much -- though Bill Gates does keep saying they are going to go it alone now. But having attempted to independently create a search that would rival Google, and then to try to buy into the game by taking over Yahoo, what exactly is "Plan C?"
Google Wants a Yahoo Ad Deal
Google still hopes to link up with Yahoo on advertising, a deal that would almost certainly be lucrative to both companies and make Yahoo a tougher takeover target for, say, a certain Redmond software concern. Google co-founder Sergei Brin says there was a two-week test last month but doesn't say how far along the talks are.
Let's See Microsoft Innovate Its Way Out of This
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Subscribe to Portfolio magazineFrom way over in Indonesia, Microsoft chairman Bill Gates let it be known that Microsoft never needed to buy Yahoo to make headway in search and advertising. It just kind of wanted to.
"We have always felt we could do very well on our own and now that's the path we are focused on," Gates told AP in Jakarta on Friday. "The standard strategy for us is to just hire great engineers and surprise people at how well we can compete, even with a company that's got a strong lead."
Actually, that may be the first bit of sense out of Microsoft since the Yahoo thing first emerged. That is exactly what Microsoft is good at: identifying market leaders in interesting new tech markets, then systematically destroying them. In fact, Microsoft is probably better at it than maybe any company in history. Netscape, Lotus, WordPerfect, Novell, Real Networks ... there's a long list of companies that invented something that Microsoft then copied and took down. And Windows, of course, was a copy of what Apple and Xerox were doing. Now Microsoft's Zune is taking aim at the iPod.
Microsoft is at its best when it does this. It spends billions of dollars a year on Microsoft Research, but has yet to invent an entirely new business. (Microsoft did once get out in front of a tech development, creating travel site Expedia early on. So surprised was Microsoft that it did this, the company soon thereafter spun out Expedia -- perhaps so Expedia would not contaminate the Microsoft culture with actual market innovation.)
The thing is, though -- search so far is looking like Microsoft's Waterloo. Yeah, it's won every big battle so far, but Microsoft has spent vast amounts of time and money trying to crack search -- and so far has failed. Can it beat Google at Google's own game? That seems unlikely. Can it outwit Google and create an innovative new version of search that Google never thought of? That would be very un-Microsoftian.
So ... now what?
Soon, Your Space on MySpace Can Be Everybody's Space
The social networker plans to allow its customers to share their personal data with websites operated by Yahoo, eBay and others, a move that would change the nature of social networking.
Ballmer's Facebook Lust: It's Just Like High School
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Subscribe to Portfolio magazineIf you hang around the tech industry long enough, you realize: It's just like high school. These grown men and women may have millions or billions of dollars, but it's the same old set of dramas on a bigger canvas.
Which seems exactly the way to view the action these days around the Microsoft-Yahoo ordeal. Today's news: Steve Ballmer has put out "feelers" about buying Facebook in the wake of ending his pursuit of Yahoo. Let's parse the Reuters story with this perspective in mind.
Microsoft gauged Facebook's interest in a possible acquisition after the software giant's failed takeover attempt of Yahoo, the Wall Street Journal reported Wednesday. Steve, frustrated and hurt after being spurned by Yahoo, got out the yearbook, found the most popular girl of the moment, and decided to go for her whether he really wanted to or not.
The newspaper reported on its website that Microsoft's bankers put out subtle signals to Facebook, the social networking website, to see if it would be open to a full acquisition. Steve didn't want to be rejected again, so he got his friends to feel out her interest.
The talks were first reported by website All Things Digital, owned by Wall Street Journal publisher Dow Jones. One of his friends told the school gossip, who of course blabbed to everybody.
Facebook spokeswoman Brandee Barker declined to comment on the report. Microsoft officials were not immediately available for comment. The girl's sidekick girlfriend wouldn't let on whether she knew this happened or not. When asked, Steve's friends also refused to say whether Steve was actually interested.
In October, Microsoft took a $240 million stake in Facebook, which valued the start-up at $15 billion. Citing an unnamed source, the report said there are no active discussions between the two companies. Steve, a senior and a BMOC, flirted with Facebook last fall, immediately raising her profile, but nothing much happened between the two of them after that.
The news came a few days after Microsoft dropped its unsolicited offer to buy Yahoo for $47.5 billion. The aim of that proposal was to build an online advertising powerhouse to rival Google. Steve's interest in Facebook is seen as a rebound thing.
Facebook, founded in 2004 by Harvard student Mark Zuckerberg, has become one of the hottest properties on the internet because of its rapid growth and the loyalty of its users. Facebook has more than 70 million active users. But Facebook has in the past year turned into a hottie, and Steve probably can't get her now.
Report: Microsoft Pokes Facebook
Microsoft informally approached Facebook to gauge its interest in a merger after talks with Yahoo fell apart, according to a couple reports.
Best Buy Puts $2.1 Billion Into European Cell Retailer
Best Buy, the biggest US retailer, is paying $2.1 billion for a 50 percent stake in Europe's largest cell phone retailer, The Carphone Warehouse.
Comcast Mulling Net Usage Cap to Discourage 'Excessive' Use
Comcast is considering putting a formal cap on monthly downloads instead of just calling up users who used several times a typical subscriber's 2 gigs. It's a bid to increase transparency about limits that have always been there on an "unlimited" usage plan, they say. Others say "good luck" putting the genie back in the bottle.
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SlideShare, backed by Mark Cuban, Get $3M
Social network of PowerPoints closes on A round led by Venrock.
SlideShare, backed by Mark Cuban, Get $3M
Social network of PowerPoints closes on A round led by Venrock.
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Social network of PowerPoints closes on A round led by Venrock.
SlideShare, backed by Mark Cuban, Get $3M
Social network of PowerPoints closes on A round led by Venrock.
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Social network of PowerPoints closes on A round led by Venrock.
Will Google and Cable Firms Rejuvenate WiMAX?
A well-financed wireless broadband carrier with well-heeled backers motivated to innovate could jolt the WiMAX community out of its inertia.
Will Google and Cable Firms Rejuvenate WiMAX?
A well-financed wireless broadband carrier with well-heeled backers motivated to innovate could jolt the WiMAX community out of its inertia.
TechSpin: Old Media Still Struggles With Web
Media executives gathered at the Argyle Executive Forum on Leadership in Media in New York, where there was more lamenting over old media's lack of clear business model in the Internet age than forecasting at the confab.
Tech Consortium Bids $14.5B on WiMAX
Google, Intel, Sprint Nextel, Clearwire, Comcast, Time Warner Cable, and Bright House wager a fortune on an unproven but disruptive technology.
TechSpin: Old Media Still Struggles With Web
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Tech Consortium Bids $14.5B on WiMAX
Google, Intel, Sprint Nextel, Clearwire, Comcast, Time Warner Cable, and Bright House wager a fortune on an unproven but disruptive technology.
Prime Sense Aims to Out-Whee! the Wii
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Report: Microsoft Made Move on Facebook
While making an abortive attempt to land Yahoo, Microsoft's bankers were checking out Facebook.
Tech Consortium Bids $14.5B on WiMAX
Google, Intel, Sprint Nextel, Clearwire, Comcast, Time Warner Cable, and Bright House wager a fortune on an unproven but disruptive technology.
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