23 July, 2014 by The TZ Newswire Staff Comments Off on You Know It’s Bad When…
You Know It’s Bad When…
23 July, 2014 by The TZ Newswire Staff Comments Off on Why Does the Public Not Seem to Care That Stocks are At Highs?
Why Does the Public Not Seem to Care That Stocks are At Highs?
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23 July, 2014 by The TZ Newswire Staff Comments Off on Why Facebook Will Soar Tomorrow and TripAdvisor Will Tumble
Why Facebook Will Soar Tomorrow and TripAdvisor Will Tumble
The blue chips finished slightly down today as earnings season marched. Facebook shares flew higher after a stellar report after hours, while TripAdvisor stumbled as profits missed.
23 July, 2014 by The TZ Newswire Staff Comments Off on China Manufacturing PMI Explodes To 18-Month High, Employment Drops 9th Straight Month
China Manufacturing PMI Explodes To 18-Month High, Employment Drops 9th Straight Month
Having shown 11 awkward-to-explain charts of the Chinese economy, exposed the liquidity crisis that still lingers just under the surface, and exposed the “discrepancies that abound” in China’s data, it was only right and proper in this new topsy-turvy normal that HSBC China Manufacturing PMI – afte
23 July, 2014 by The TZ Newswire Staff Comments Off on China’s factory activity at fastest pace in 18 months
China’s factory activity at fastest pace in 18 months
China’s HSBC flash PMI rose to 52 in July as the government’s stimulus measures worked their magic, consolidating a recovery in the world’s second biggest economy.
23 July, 2014 by The TZ Newswire Staff Comments Off on Gilead Stock’s Great Expectations and Giant Opportunity
Gilead Stock’s Great Expectations and Giant Opportunity
Gilead Sciences raked in a massive $3.48 billion from its wonder drug Sovaldi, trouncing Q2 consensus estimates. So why did this stock drop?.
23 July, 2014 by The TZ Newswire Staff Comments Off on David Stockman On The Real Evil Of Monetary Central Planning
David Stockman On The Real Evil Of Monetary Central Planning
Submitted by David Stockman of Contra Corner blog,
The 2008 Wall Street meltdown is long forgotten, having been washed away by a tsunami of central bank liquidity. Indeed, the S&P closed yesterday at 1,983—or up by nearly 200% from its March 2009 low. Yet four cardinal measures of Main Street economic health convey nothing like a 2X pick-up from the post-crisis bottom.