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Initial Jobless Claims: 372K vs. 365K consensus, 368K prior revised (prior week 366K). Continuing claims +4K at 3.31M.
Got her on radar ")Mahalo
Wow Blood Bath $BBDA :(
ATP Oil & Gas $ATPG is up premarket, apparently thanks to a press release clarifying that its U.K. operations are not part of the parent's Chapter 11 reorganization and refinancing filing.
Zynga $ZNGA pops premarket as both Bloomberg and JMP Securities note the stock is trading at only a slightly higher level than the cash and investments on the company balance sheet. The firm remains cash-flow positive and could be worth $4.75-$7.30/share if valued along the lines of other game developers.
Brent crude steadied near $115 a barrel on Wednesday, supported by hopes that European policymakers will act to resolve the region's debt crisis and by Middle East tensions that kept supply disruption concerns intact.
Gold on Wednesday hovered near a 3-1/2 month high hit in the previous session, as investors remained hopeful the European Central Bank would soon take action to contain the region's debt crisis.
Notable earnings after Wednesday’s close: FMCN, GES, HAIN, HPQ, KKD, PSEC
Notable earnings before Wednesday’s open: AEO, CHS, EXPR, STP, TOL
Wednesday's economic calendar:
7:00 MBA Mortgage Applications
10:00 Existing Home Sales
10:30 EIA Petroleum Inventories
2:00 PM FOMC minutes
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Today was a good day hope to see it continue looking forward to what else $ITNS has in store for the future ....
STT RADIO Stock SpotLight $ITNS w/Hoss 8/20/2012
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Ya if you a DD guy probally familar with alot of this stuff but Hoss will dig in somewhere I sure that some investors have missed plus for the new investors /non DD guys like myself :)
You know how we roll we deffiantly want to get the CEO on the show hear it straight from the Horses Mouth is always best IMHO
Automatic hope this spotlight sheds some light on anything that might have been in the dark we try our best to keep it real still just our opinion and you know the saying about opinions lol
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I not a PR or a DD kinda guy but Hoss is will have him check it out Aloha Enjoy The show ......
We sure hope so always like to see people make $$$$ on there investments :}
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Nice putting them on the watch list mahalo & good to see you Enjoy your weekend :]
no such thing as sold to early in my books just profits or losses lol Congrats Have a good weekend
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Friday's economic calendar:
9:55 Reuters/UofM Consumer Sentiment
10:00 Leading Indicators
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Oil prices hit a three-month peak on Thursday as comments from German Chancellor Angela Merkel that appeared to back the European Central Bank's efforts to combat the euro zone crisis lifted equities, pressured the dollar and fed hopes for more economic stimulus.
Gold inched up on Friday, adding to its biggest daily rise in two weeks in the previous session, on German Chancellor Angela Merkel's comments supporting further action from the European Central Bank to contain the bloc's debt crisis.
Here's What'll Move Markets Next Month
Everything is two weeks away. That's the way it seems, with events that might move the markets. Lots of calendars are being passed around on the Street. Here's mine:
Aug. 20. 3.1 billion euros of Greek bonds due. Most seem to feel that the Greeks have the money to pay this. (Related: Wilbur Ross Says Greece Is Worse Than You Think)
Aug. 24. Spanish Cabinet meeting. Will they formally request aid from the EU? Spain will soon be receiving money for the bank bailout. There is already talk there that they will try convince EU authorities to use some of the 100 billion euros to buy Spanish sovereign bonds.
Aug. 31. Mr. Bernanke speaks at Jackson Hole...
Will there be a new program to buy Agency or mortgage-backed securities? Many think that the somewhat better economic news makes this less likely. As for the rest of the data, like jobs, well — stagnation is not a decline. Housing is getting better. And no one has yet articulated how the Fed as a group feels about acting so close to the election.
Sept. 1. ECB chief Mario Draghi at Jackson Hole. Seems like much of what he will say will depend on what, if anything, happens at the Spanish Cabinet meeting of the week before. Mr. Draghi made the procedure clear: a country must ask for aid. Then the EFSF/ESM can be activated, but only with "conditionality."
September 6: ECB meeting. We will hear of any further rate cuts, but more importantly under what conditions the ECB might revive its own bond buying program, the Securities Markets Program (SMP).
Sept. 12: German Constitutional Court rules on legality of ESM. Most feel this will pass muster, but there is some risk. If it is overturned or delayed, the burden of any request for aid from Italy or Spain would fall squarely on the shoulders of the ECB.
Sept. 12: Dutch elections. There is a good chance a Socialist government could be elected. This would strengthen the "pro-growth" camp and may make Germany even more cooperative.
—By CNBC’s Bob Pisani
Market recap:
Stocks posted their strongest advance in almost two weeks as investors took heart from Angela Merkel's support for the ECB's strategy to sustain the eurozone. Cisco surged nearly 10% to pace the Dow and lift tech stocks after hiking its dividend. The yield on 10-year Treasurys popped to 1.85%; crude oil sailed past $95 to a three-month high. NYSE gainers led losers two to one.
Beware the false rally coming soon
, says world renown bear Marc Faber. He says catalysts are currently in place that could trigger an advance. "We could go to 1450 or even 1500," Faber says. However, he warns that “we’re in the late stage of a mature market and not a new bull.”
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