Jan 25th, 2012
by Caleb Lawrence.
Stocks enter the final hour with modest gains on little significant news. As expected the Fed kept interest rates unchanged and more or less promised to do so through next year. That said QE 3 was played down as the Fed figures it doesn’t need to offer more stimulus besides rock bottom interest rates. Will [...]
Jan 17th, 2012
by Caleb Lawrence.
FOMC minutes from 2006 shows that the Alan Greenspan chaired Fed was clueless, as their statements at the time implied. 2011 proves a tough year for investors.
Jan 4th, 2012
by Caleb Lawrence.
Stocks mark small gains on little real news. B of A loses another round. Q 4 earnings estimates fall by more than half, analysts figure 2012 will be great, sure
Dec 12th, 2011
by Caleb Lawrence.
Europe gets tested again, the price of waffling. The, no audit, Fed’s latest Euro swap line passes 50 billion, its taxpayer funds why the secrecy?
Dec 9th, 2011
by Caleb Lawrence.
The tab for the financial sector bailout 29.6 Trillion and counting according to the Levy Institute. Yet the regulators still do not enforce the rules or law.
Nov 29th, 2011
by Caleb Lawrence.
Commodities brokers client funds not safe? CitiGroup faces trial, will the banksters finally get prosecuted? $700,000+ is not affordable housing, FHA thinks so.
Nov 3rd, 2011
by Caleb Lawrence.
Earnings season has a 64.5% beat rate so far. ISM Services slips fractionally in October but remains positive. Another 6 billion down the Freddie Mac rat hole.
Oct 19th, 2011
by Caleb Lawrence.
The Federal Reserve helps B of A move 53 trillion in largely unregulated derivatives to its FDIC insured division. If it goes bad us taxpayers are on the hook.
Sep 26th, 2011
by Caleb Lawrence.
Economic data disappoints to begin the week but stocks move higher. MERS gets sued at the county level in TX alleging evasion of county recording fees.
Sep 26th, 2011
by Caleb Lawrence.
Stocks plunged early on mounting fears. Commercial real estate and the economy improvemen. The latest FOMC statement shows a Fed in disarray. Banks get cut.