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Sunday, July 27, 2008
Saturday, July 26, 2008
Michael Covel: News & Info.
Cox and the SEC are taking away profit — and creating new problems. First among those, is this any kind of a list that a bank wants to be on? Even if it does, the new rules unfairly protect a limited number of financial firms and leave others — Washington Mutual Inc. and Wachovia Corp. , to name a couple — exposed. “This naked short selling has been a pervasive problem for a number of years,” said Jane Storero, a partner and securities attorney at Blank Rome. The move to curb naked shorts for a limited group of firms “raises the question [of whether the move is] going to protect them or hurt them? Or is it going to hurt the next tier of banks?”Here are the securities identified in the Commission’s order: BNP Paribas Securities Corp. BNPQF or BNPQY Bank of America Corporation BAC Barclays PLC BCS Citigroup Inc. C Credit Suisse Group CS Daiwa Securities Group Inc. DSECY Deutsche Bank Group AG DB Allianz SE AZ Goldman, Sachs Group Inc GS Royal Bank ADS RBS HSBC Holdings PLC ADS HBC and HSI J. P. Morgan Chase & Co. JPM Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. LEH Merrill Lynch & Co., Inc. MER Mizuho Financial Group, Inc. MFG Morgan Stanley MS UBS AG UBS Freddie Mac FRE Fannie Mae FNMMichael Covel: News & Info.
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Saturday, July 19, 2008
Week Ahead In US Financial Markets
Financial Markets Summary For The Week of July 21-25The week of July 21-25 will see a modest week of economic data that will take a back seat to corporate earnings statements. Earnings from the financial (Bank of America, Wachovia, and WaMu), airline (US Airways and Jet Blue), and auto sector (Ford and GM) will shape sentiment and be the primary movers of markets during the upcoming week. Other market bellwethers that can move the market such as Caterpillar, Yahoo, Boeing and Ely-Lilly will also provide earnings announcements. The week in macro data will kick off with the publication of the Fed Beige Book on Tuesday. Thursday will see the release of the weekly jobless claims series, existing homes and durable goods orders for June. The week will conclude with the publication June new home series and the final estimate of the UMICH consumer confidence survey for July. The week will see a light week of Fed talk, with FOMC Gov's Mishkin and Kohn addressing the markets on Wednesday.Safe Haven | Merk Economic Calendar: Week Ahead In US Financial Markets
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Sunday, July 13, 2008
Saturday, July 12, 2008
Week Ahead In US Financial Markets (July 14-July 18 2008)
Merk Economic Calendar: Week Ahead In US Financial Markets (July 14-July 18 2008)by Joseph Brusuelas Financial Markets Summary For The Week of July 14-18The week of July 14-18 will see a major five days macro data, earnings and Fed Talk in the context of a very shaky market. Just a few potential market moving events upcoming on the schedule are: the two-day testimony on monetary policy and the economy by Fed Chair Ben Bernanke scheduled for Tuesday and Wednesday. Earnings statements that may shape the entire trading week will be published will be JP Morgan on Wednesday and Merrill Lynch, Citi and Thornburg Mortgage on Thursday. Consumer bellwether Coca-Cola and tech icon Intel will see releases earlier in the week. The major macro data will kick off with the Tuesday release of the June PPI and advance retail sales. Wednesday will see the publication of the consumer price index for June and the following day will see the release of the housing starts and building permits data for the same month. Throughout the week the Empire Fed, Philadelphia Fed, TICS flows, industrial production, jobless claims and leading economic indicators will all be published.Safe Haven | Merk Economic Calendar: Week Ahead In US Financial Markets (July 14-July 18 2008)
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Saturday, July 05, 2008
Economic Calendar: Week Ahead In US Financial Markets (July 7-July 11 2008)
Financial Markets Summary For The Week of July 7-July 11 Merk Market Outlook provides the weekly perspective on the markets and the economy.Don't miss an Outlook:Sign up for our NewsletterThe Archive:Read past Market Outlooks The week of July 7-11 will see a light week of data on the calendar that will feature a speech by Fed Chair Ben Bernanke on Tuesday and a cluster of data to be released on Friday that will feature June import prices, the monthly trade balance and US budget statement for May and the preliminary estimate of consumer confidence for July by the University of Michigan. Tuesday will see the release of pending home sales for May and Thursday will feature the weekly release of initial jobless claims and the publication of the ICSC chain store sales data. Corporate earnings announcements that may move markets during the week will be the releases at Pepsi on Monday, Chase and Chevron on Wed. The week will conclude with perhaps the major event of the week; the release of the earnings statement at General Electric on Friday.Fed TalkSafe Haven | Merk Economic Calendar: Week Ahead In US Financial Markets (July 7-July 11 2008)
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