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- Tuesday, 3 Nov 2009 10:33 AM ETBy:
Stephen Schork, Editor, The Schork Report We are still waiting for that much talked about, yet to be seen, knock-on to production from the cut in rig counts. Precisely, the year-on-year deficit in gas rigs has been greater than 50% since May; yet onshore production is down only 0.5% through August, writes Stephen Schork. » Read more - Tuesday, 3 Nov 2009 8:56 AM ETBy: Vince Farrell
Last Thursday and Friday played with investors minds by looking at the same news two different ways. The economic data that came out on Monday went some distance to calm the worst of the fears created last week. » Read more - Monday, 2 Nov 2009 2:34 PM ETWhen Larry Summers, the President's Director of the National Economic Council, convenes the Obama administration's top economic officials this afternoon, they'll have no shortage of issues on the agenda: job losses, tepid growth, skyrocketing deficits, a weakening dollar, and tax increases just to name a few. » Read more
- Monday, 2 Nov 2009 10:29 AM ETBy:
Stephen Schork, Editor, The Schork Report The tenor of U.S. economic headlines in the month of October was generally bearish, i.e. non V-shaped esque. On the bright side, reports on Industrial Production, Leading Indicators, S&P/CaseShiller Home Price Index, Existing Home Sales and Durable Goods all moved higher, writes Stephen Schork. » Read more - Friday, 30 Oct 2009 4:26 PM ET
Rules are changing when it comes to the way we used to think about having competitive advantages. As the Galleon situation plays out, we no longer know if it's ok to access and actually trade on certain information. » Read more - Friday, 30 Oct 2009 11:02 AM ETBy:
Stephen Schork, Editor, The Schork Report What goes around comes around and the December crude contract came around in a big way yesterday, reversing Wednesday’s 1.6% drop with a $2.41 or 3.1% rise to close at 79.87, writes Stephen Schork. » Read more - Friday, 30 Oct 2009 10:52 AM ETBy: Andrew B. Busch
It's called carry, but not like currency carry. As most know, banks can fund themselves at 0.1%-0.25% as the Federal Reserve keeps Fed Funds at 0.0%-0.25%. Then banks are incentivized to find the safest, highest return they can with this cash. » Read more - Friday, 30 Oct 2009 10:21 AM ET
We can count our blessings. We can count sheep. We can count our chickens before they hatch. We can even count how many licks it takes to get to the Tootsie Roll center of a Tootsie Pop. » Read more
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