July 13, 2012 by Dan • Commentary

MorningWord 7/13/12: I have to assume most China watchers were a bit disappointed with the nations’s Q2 GDP print reported overnight, only missing expectations by 1/10th of a percent to the downside.  Economists had been looking for …

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July 12, 2012 by Dan • Commentary

MorningWord 7/12/12: Technology shares, primarily in the U.S. have been the fascination of investors (both institutional and retail) the world over it seems for the last 15 years.  Tech shares, usually driven by the most …

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July 11, 2012 by Dan • Commentary

MorningWord 7/11/12: Yesterday’s disaster du jour was CMI, Cummins Inc, which is a diesel and natural gas engine manufacturer that has long been considered one of the poster children for the global growth story. The U.S. makes up less …

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July 10, 2012 by Dan • Commentary

MorningWord 7/10/12:  Market participants like to focus on #s, whether they be GDP, ISM, unemployment rates, or in the case of single stocks, previous highs and lows to name a few.   Equity market participants the world over like (ok …

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July 9, 2012 by Dan • Commentary

MorningWord 7/09/12: As Enis mentioned in this morning in his MacroWrap, volume was anemic last week, and aside from the move in the Euro/USD (making fresh 52 week lows), there wasn’t a whole heck of a …

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July 5, 2012 by Dan • Commentary

MorningWord 7/05/12:  There is lots going on this morning, and I not exactly certain there is anyone here in the U.S. is here to witness the rash of Central Bank action from Beijing to London (and Brussels in …

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July 2, 2012 by Dan • Commentary

MorningWord 7/02/12:  As many of you know, Traders are creatures of habit and often times drawn to make decisions that are influenced by history, with the calendar providing some framework.  As a kid I was a big fan of Simon and …

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