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- Friday, 10 Jul 2009 2:49 PM ETBy: Bob Pisani
Getting better than expected numbers next week would be a catalyst for the markets, giving buyers a reason to move away from the sidelines and begin investing more money in stocks once again. On the flip side, however, disappointing data or corporate earnings would likely extend the current downturn further, dampening any hopes of a near-term rebound. » Read more - Friday, 10 Jul 2009 9:31 AM ETBy: Bob PisaniJust off the lows of the day, futures point to a slightly lower open on this last trading day of the week. The markets are on pace for their fourth straight week of declines – their longest losing streak since February/March. » Read more
- Thursday, 9 Jul 2009 5:20 PM ETBy: Bob PisaniOne recurring theme this week—while sales of luxury goods continue to struggle, consumers continue to shop for less expensive goods. » Read more
- Thursday, 9 Jul 2009 3:58 PM ETBy: Bob Pisani
Earlier this week the big natural gas ETF, the U.S. Natural Gas Fund (UNG), announced that it was suspending the issuance of new shares. Why did this happen? » Read more - Thursday, 9 Jul 2009 10:34 AM ETBy: Bob PisaniStock futures are up modestly on better-than-expected jobless claims data and Alcoa’s smaller-than-expected loss. » Read more
- Wednesday, 8 Jul 2009 4:04 PM ETBy: Bob PisaniAhead of Alcoa’s earnings report after the bell, here are a few key issues at hand for the forthcoming corporate earnings season. » Read more
- Wednesday, 8 Jul 2009 9:44 AM ETBy: Bob PisaniFutures trade in a fairly tight range this morning ahead of a key 10-year Treasury note auction around 1pm ET today and the earnings season kickoff this afternoon with Dow component Alcoa reporting results after the close. » Read more
- Monday, 6 Jul 2009 3:29 PM ETBy: Bob PisaniHighlighted by a 5-week low in crude oil today, the weakness in the commodity complex and the subsequent mid to high single digit declines in commodity stocks this afternoon have been in-focus all day. After a significant rally from March to June, commodity stocks continue to add to their recent sell-off with today’s declines. » Read more
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