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$BIDU $BABA running up,
airlines spiking on oils drop again today. $LUV $UAL $DTO
@RedDogT3: Early leakage? $baba ? http://t.co/JhWmJ8A0gR
Earnings Calendar - Today after the close look for the following companies to report:
GRT, HLF, SSW, CVD, NTRI, RBC, RKT, RKUS, S, SBRA, CYH, DXPE, KBR, SUP, WSTC, ACXM, AEIS, AIG, ANV, BRDR, CHGG, CHSP, CKP, CRK, CUTR, ELNK, ENH, EOX, EPAM, HRTG, IMPR, ININ, KAMN, MCEP, MDU, MRO, NLS, OGS, OTTR, PL, PLOW, PQ, QLYS, RTEC, SALE, SNHY, SYKE, THC, TSLX, TXRH, VNO, VNR, Y, ALDR, AMTG, APL, BKH, EQC, FTR, IART, NWPX, RLD, RLJ, SGY, SRC, TDW, WTR, AGU, CXW, GTY, NBIX, PKT, REG, BDE, CBPX, GALE, MR, NOR, SKH, LCI, EGAN, FN, MCUR
Tomorrow before the open look for the following companies to report:
RESI, HZO, TLM, AKS, ETR, GLT, HW, IP, ATRO, DX, SGNT, VLO, AYR, BDX, BSAC, CCG, DISCA, IMN, LBY, PPL, SC, STFC, TRP, BKW, HCN, NGLS, TESO, FSTR, IRWD, KORS, MFA, ZBRA, ALLT, ARCC, ARCO, BLMN, CIE, CLDT, CVS, DWRE, EMR, EOG, EXH, EXLP, EXPD, FE, GTS, HCLP, HCP, HEP, IFF, MSI, MWW, NNBR, NNN, NTi, NWN, ODP, OXFD, OZM, RBA, REGN, RHP, RIGL, TIME, VMC, VSI, WCIC, WLK, WNR, WNRL, ZTS, CONE, DISH, IPXL, LINC, TGH, AFSI, GDP, HSNI, ICE, IRC, LINE, LNCE, NCT, SRE, THR, TICC, DRH, HMSY, HPT, PCLN, WRES, AER, ARRY, RRGB, EL, RGS, BABA, ENBL, WLKP
Gold turning lower now also. nLOD
The Dreaded Vomiting Camel Pattern in $GOLD Brian Kelly ?@BKBrianKelly For those who missed it yesterday:
https://twitter.com/BKBrianKelly/status/529241172834013184/photo/1
Sept ISM 59 - underlying fundamentals=solid: new orders and production 65 and Employ at 55.5. Sept HARDI HVAC distributors sales +15%.
ISM Mfg Index
Released On 11/3/2014 10:00:00 AM For Oct, 2014
Prior Consensus Consensus Range Actual
ISM Mfg Index - Level 56.6 56.0 55.5 to 57.2 59.0
Recent History Of This Indicator
The composite index from the ISM manufacturing survey for September slowed but nevertheless remained solid for the ISM manufacturing sample where the headline index fell 2.4 points to 56.6. Growth in new orders slowed noticeably, down 6.7 points from August, but was still very strong at 60.0. Backlog orders, however, fell into contraction, down 5.5 points to 47.0. A plus in the report was a fractional uptick in production to 64.6, the likely result of working down backlog. The solid rate of production was an important plus in this report that pointed to a solid gain for the manufacturing component of the industrial production report.
The ISM manufacturing index (formerly known as the NAPM Survey) is constructed so that any level at 50 or above signifies growth in the manufacturing sector. A level above 43 or so, but below 50, indicates that the U.S. economy is still growing even though the manufacturing sector is contracting. Any level below 43 indicates that the economy is in recession.
Data Source: Haver Analytics
PMI Manufacturing Index
Released On 11/3/2014 9:45:00 AM For Oct, 2014
Prior Consensus Consensus Range Actual
Level 57.5 56.1 56.0 to 57.8 55.9
Highlights
October was a soft month for Markit's US manufacturing sample where the composite index slowed to 55.9, down from 56.2 at mid-month and down sizably from 57.5 in final September. The comparison with September points to slowing growth for October's manufacturing activity.
Weighing the most on the composite is the most important reading of all, in new business where monthly growth slowed to its lowest rate since the severe weather of this year's January. The report cites especially soft growth in export sales and notes the slowest increase in total backlog orders since January.
Production was also the slowest since January while, however, on the plus side is what the report describes as "robust" job growth, the result of rising business investment, new products, and confidence in the economic outlook.
Other readings include sharp moderation in input costs tied to the drop in oil prices. Output prices also slowed.
This report will confirm expectations for slowing in the upcoming ISM report which is expected to come in at 56.0 vs 56.6 in September. Anecdotal surveys on the manufacturing sector, like those from Markit and the ISM, have generally been tracking at greater rates of growth than the actual hard data on the sector. If that pattern holds, then this report, together with the net result of this month's reports from the regional Feds, suggests that manufacturing may be stalling a bit, at least during October.
coming up: PMI Manufacturing Index 9:45 AM ET, ISM Mfg Index 10:00 AM ET
He's good...I'm just not the biggest blues fan.
Yep it is and that's me after the 4th one. lol
closing ramp begins. also month end markups and quarterly /year end changes.
If you missed the rally, then you probably just made the most classic mistake in investing http://read.bi/1E2HzxM
University of Michigan final read of October consumer sentiment: 86.9, up 0.5 from prior and 84.6 in September
BOJ announces surprise stimulus, but real market mover was news Japan's pension fund GPIF would put 1/2 its assets in stocks & cut bonds.
Chi PMI at 66.2 highest since Oct 2013
$AMGN $163
$LNKD $230
Just kidding
@jfahmy: Many are frustrated because the market is not "doing what it's supposed to do." Remember, the market doesn't care about u or what u think.
Might as well turn off your computer and play a round of golf today B. LOL!
$LNKD $220 pre open weeeeeeeeeeeeee!
@ReutersBiz: U.S. third-quarter wage gains largest since 2008 http://t.co/xWRxGqbJg5
US dollar rises to 4-year high as Japanese yen tanks to ~ 7-year low after Japan's surprise stimulus. Gold @ 4-yr low. $DUST WTI crude @ 2-yr low. $DTO
@waltergmurphy: On pace for 11th straight day without a #SP500 lower low. Longest streak since May 2013 and tied for 2nd longest since November 2004 (15).
@AP: Moscow, Kiev clinch deal on gas shipments from Russia to Ukraine through the winter: http://t.co/2f3JdwZ7Wl
$GPRO $550-580 mill revenues, 65-69 cents EPS, 44% gross margins.
conference call going on now.
GoPro will guide Q4 on CC at 17:00 GPRO
run $LNKD run! lol
Tempur Sealy Int'l misses by $0.01, beats on revs; lowers FY14 EPS, raises FY14 rev guidance TPX
Reports Q3 (Sep) earnings of $0.88 per share, $0.01 worse than the Capital IQ Consensus Estimate of $0.89; revenues rose 12.5% year/year to $827.4 mln vs the $796.71 mln consensus. Co issues mixed guidance for FY14, lowers EPS to $2.60-2.70 from $2.60-2.85 vs. $2.73 Capital IQ Consensus Estimate; raises FY14 revs to $2.97-3.00 bln from $2.925-2.975 bln vs. $2.95 bln Capital IQ Consensus Estimate. The net sales increase was driven by double digit sales growth in each of the Company's three business segments. Story ID: IN20141030161728TPX Keywords: None Symbols: TPX
$LNKD bounce! Now mor!
Wallys is good.
GoPro beats by $0.04, beats on revenue http://seekingalpha.com/news/2078495-gopro-beats-by-0_04-beats-on-revenue?source=feed_f … $GPRO
LinkedIn just guided its FY14 EPS higher. Now sees $1.89 vs. $1.87 -> http://stks.co/g1Eto $LNKD