The Traderszone Network

With the Fed looking to hike rates, the markets’ data dependency could become a full-out addiction.

Precisely one week ago in “A Black Swan Lands In Southern Austria: The Ripple Effects Of “Mini-Greece Going Off In The Heartland Of Europe“, when analyzing the consequences of the collapse of Austria’s bad bank, we noted perhaps the biggest paradox of Europe’s emergency preparedness response to the Greek collapse and imminent expulsion from the Eurozone: namely that the biggest threat to German banks was no longer in some Mediterranean nation, but in its

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Our tax experts weigh in on how they do their own taxes.

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FedEx has disappointed investors of late, but one trader says now might be the time to believe again.

Submitted by Jim Quinn via The Burning Platform,

In the age when torture has become “enhanced interrogation techniques”; when the rich are “job creators”; when austerity is rephrased as “reforms”; “scarcity” does not mean shortage; and when murdered children are “collateral damage”; it is good to remember these brilliant words from the late, great, George Carlin.

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General Electric has come to Texas with an ambitious plan: To try and cook up the perfect barbecue.

Investors’ mood sours as teams get knocked out of the tournament, says Mark Hulbert.
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