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| CIBC WORLD MARKET BEING ENORMOUSLY DEVALUED AS DEFLATION ATTEMPTS STABILIZATION
You would think someone intelligent would reply to that obviously well thought out comment but as it seems with most banking representatives their more mouth than brains. On Sep 1, 6:48 pm, Kevin Katovic <kevinkatovic.katovic...@gmail .com> wrote: Adsense Support - |
| Unemployment benefits running out for over 3 million US jobless. People losing their homes to foreclosure and unemployment at a five year high, personal bankruptcies are on the rise.
Over three million unemployed workers in the US have either exhausted their unemployment insurance (UI) or face cutoff in the coming months, according to a report by the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities. As of May, 1.5 million workers had run out of both their regular and extended unemployment benefits. 860,000 of these workers remain... peter - |
| Option Skews - Relatively Heavy Put Activity on The Toronto-Dominion Bank for $40.
Option Skews - Relatively Heavy Put Activity on The Toronto-Dominion Bank for $40. Filtered scan is based on the International Securities Exchange (ISE) buy-to-open data. It looks for stocks where the previous day's put volume on the ISE is at least twice as great as the call volume. It then sorts the stocks based on the put volume. Since this is buy-to-... Raju - |
| U.S. economy will face more crisis ahead on raising Oil Prices. 4,000 less jobless from the previous week in the whole U.S.
U.S. economy will face more crisis ahead on raising Oil Prices. In the week ended May 30, there were 621,000 initial jobless claims filed, down from a revised-up 625,000 the previous week, the Labor Department said. Economists expected 620,000 new claims, according to a consensus survey by Briefing.com.... raju.ra...@gmail.com - |
| It's official: Canada's in a recession. With auto sector job losses will impact of the collapsing housing and credit markets.
It's official: Canada's in a recession Economy shrinks 5.4% but some economists suggesting a recovery may arrive late this year. Statistics Canada confirmed yesterday the economy contracted at an annualized rate of 5.4 per cent in the first quarter. That follows a 3.7 per cent drop in the fourth quarter of 2008 – meeting the... raju.ra...@gmail.com - |
| Merrill Lynch had warned that oil price could fall to as low as $25 as the impact of the higher oil price could push economic recession in the US, Europe, Japan and China.
But at a certain point, higher oil prices will shift over to a negative, headwind position for this rally and the economic recovery. And that point might be getting closer as oil prices continue to march higher. “If oil is starting a speculative sprint higher, that will greatly complicate the recovery thesis,” says Barack Obama. The consumer is... pala...@gmail.com - |
| Federal Reserve Bank announced the results of stress tests
“Summer of Hell” Web bot prediction. Looks bad for financial markets in the summer if you believe it. Good for Oil though. Bad for US Currency. [link] [link] cancerma...@gmail.com - |
| POT, an AG stock could hit $241 by this summer again.
POT, an AG stock could hit $241 by this summer again. This is the next stock could hit $130 by next week. raju.ra...@gmail.com - |
| CM Stock Buy? Too high. Reached the highest trading level and is about get dumped.
dude, a day ago you said not to panic and buy lol... What facts are you basing your claims on? magic doesnt count fudnuck@gmail.com - |
| CIBC upgraded to “sector perform” from “underperform” and boosted price target to C$52 per share from C$44.
Rick Hutcheon, president of RKH Investments said that the U.S. government’s Troubled Asset Relief Program could lead to stabilization in the value of these assets, as they could be bought for more than market value. “If the value of structured finance assets indeed stabilizes, we believe CIBC’s stock should benefit, as a key source of uncertainty... johnwalker...@gmail.com - |
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