Trader Talk
- Thursday, 26 Jan 2012 2:42 PM ETBy: Bob Pisani
NYSE CEO Duncan Niederauer's comment in Davos that there was only a "glimmer of hope" on the NYSE Euronext-Deutsche Boerse deal is a blunt recognition that the deal was sunk by a combination of a euro crisis that has engulfed the continent, and furious lobbying by euro banks whose derivatives business might be hurt by the deal. » Read more - Tuesday, 24 Jan 2012 5:14 PM ETBy: Bob PisaniThe problem: 1) handling fractional share purchases and 2) resistance from institutions and advisors who would make less money using ETFs. How much less money? » Read more
- Monday, 23 Jan 2012 7:58 AM ETBy: Bob Pisani
I'm in Hollywood, Florida for the IndexUniverse.com 5th Annual Inside ETF Conference, the largest exchange-trade funds conference in the world, with a record 1,200 attendees. Here are the hot topics. » Read more - Friday, 20 Jan 2012 2:18 PM ETBy: Bob PisaniSo far, 18 percent of the S&P 500 has reported earnings, according to Standard and Poor's. This is still a small data base, but of that group, only 55 percent are beating expectations. » Read more
- Friday, 20 Jan 2012 9:17 AM ETBy: Bob Pisani
Crunch time on Greece. A pause in the rally: Europe mostly weaker this morning, but only modestly, as traders wait word on whether there is a deal on Greece or not. » Read more - Thursday, 19 Jan 2012 5:14 PM ETBy: Bob Pisani
IBM, Microsoft, and Intel all went into earnings with low expectations from the trading community, but all three generally did better than expectations. » Read more - Thursday, 19 Jan 2012 3:42 PM ETBy: Bob Pisani
The Greek government has approved a cut-rate plan for film crews and photographers: You can now rent the Acropolis for the day for a movie shoot, for $2,050 — slashed from $5,000. » Read more - Thursday, 19 Jan 2012 9:26 AM ETBy: Bob Pisani
All's right with the world: Really? It sure looks like risk aversion is receding. Here's the evidence. » Read more
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