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2013/05/15 04:13
2013/05/15 04:13
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MarksJarvis: Stock investors blink, then buy afte...
With a growing expectation that the Federal Reserve will take the training wheels off the economy, investors turned squeamish about stocks late last week. But the fear of going it alone, without the...
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2013/05/09 11:39
2013/05/09 11:39
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Why is the man who bet against U.S. housing so wo...
These are stories Report on Business is following Thursday, May 9, 2013. Eisman frets about Canada A hedge fund manager who made a killing betting against the U.S. housing market is now publicly...
2013/05/07 18:39
2013/05/07 18:39
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Q&A: David Rosenberg on what investors need to fe...
For this week's live discussion at Inside the Market, we were joined by David Rosenberg, chief economist with Gluskin Sheff + Associates Inc. Lately, Mr. Rosenberg has been more positive on the U.S....
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2013/05/06 18:56
2013/05/06 18:56
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David Rosenberg - The Potemkin Rally
David Rosenberg is the Chief Economist and Strategist for Gluskin-Sheff. Here are his views: “I have good news and bad news. First the bad news. I am getting divorced. That’s right…my 25 year love...
US Federal Reserve David Rosenberg Ben Bernanke
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2013/05/05 13:56
2013/05/05 13:56
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Seth Klarman Expains When "Investing Is At Its Ha...
If you thought that Baupost's Seth Klarman would be the next to join twitter (the New Normal Yahoo Finance), #timestamp his minute-holding trades, ignore the money-losing ones, trumpet his winners,...
Ben Bernanke Seth Klarman Yahoo David Rosenberg US Federal Reserve
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2013/04/26 05:44
2013/04/26 05:44
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The Economy is Under Control!
We don't like the looks of it... Advisors are too bullish. Investors are too complacent. The financial authorities are too confident. All up and down Wall Street...in central banks and in...
2013/04/25 19:39
2013/04/25 19:39
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Google searches may forecast market rise or fall,...
These are stories Report on Business is following Thursday, April 25, 2013. Predicting the marketsA new academic study suggests Google searches may signal which way the stock market will head. The...
2013/04/25 18:28
2013/04/25 18:28
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Global Slowdown Powers US Higher
Bad economic news from China and Europe may be good news for U.S. companies and shoppers. Fresh data from the world's second and third largest economies this week showed they continue to face big...
2013/04/24 18:40
2013/04/24 18:40
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Apple shares perk up (no, not back to $700)
These are stories Report on Business is following Wednesday, April 24, 2013. Apple shares sinkApple shares began to pick up late today after slipping below $400 (U.S.) in the wake of its first...
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2013/04/23 22:47
2013/04/23 22:47
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The Invisible Stock Bubble
Asset bubbles typically form because of widespread denial, not a lack of obvious signs. In 2000, just before the dotcom stock crash, the S&P 500 index of large American companies traded near 30 times...
2013/04/22 17:56
2013/04/22 17:56
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The Only Chart Required To 'Price' US Stocks
The world remains transfixed in the belief that the Federal Reserve can 'prime' the economic pump one more time via monetizing trillion-dollar deficits ad nauseum, inflate its balance sheet to...
2013/04/22 08:02
2013/04/22 08:02
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Stocks tied to the consumer are hot — maybe too h...
NEW YORK (AP) — The great engine of global growth, the American consumer, is starting to sputter. Retail sales are falling, consumer confidence is sagging and financial analysts are cutting profit...
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Mark Vitner Wells Fargo Securities NEW YORK Scott Hoyt Ivan Feinseth
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2013/04/22 01:39
2013/04/22 01:39
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Clouds emerge on U.S. economic horizon
A lot was going right for the U.S. economy in the first quarter. Consumers were spending again in spite of a hefty tax hike, the housing industry continued its resurgence and businesses rebuilt...
David Rosenberg Andrew Grantham CIBC federal government U.S. Congress
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