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Tag Archives: Wall Street
Happy Birthday to The Wall Street Journal…Founded July 8,1889
That’s right. The Wall Street Journal, that venerable business paper of record, turns the big 121 Thursday. The first edition was a four-pager published at 3:15 p.m. back on July 8, 1889. Of course, we’ve changed a lot since then. For instance: The paper cost two cents. It’s two bucks today. The word “To-Day” was [...]
Posted in Solid Principles, Wall Street, Wall Street Journal
Tagged as: Wall Street, WSJ
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It’s Quiet Out There, Too Quiet
By: Matt Phillips A fragile calm pervades the markets Wednesday morning. But for the moment, the deterioration in the credit markets we’ve seen recently is slowing. Three month U.S. dollar Libor — that’s that key benchmark rate at which banks lend to each other — rose yet again, but not by much. The rate hit 0.53781% [...]
Posted in Bond Markets, Business, Credit Markets, Economy, Solid Principles, U.S. Stock Market, Wall Street, Wall Street Journal
Tagged as: Brown Brothers Harriman, Commercial Paper, Credit Markets, FOREX, Germany, LIBOR, Wall Street, WSJ
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GLOBAL MARKETS: European Stocks Fall; Bailout Reassessed
By Michele Maatouk & Ishaq Siddiqi Of DOW JONES NEWSWIRES LONDON (Dow Jones)–European stock markets were sharply lower Tuesday, along with the euro, as investors began to reassess the viability of the EUR750 billion euro zone rescue package. “Yesterday’s strong rally following the euro-zone bailout announcement has halted as questions marks over whether the [...]
Posted in Banks, Bond Markets, Business, Euro Zone, Solid Principles, Wall Street, Wall Street Journal
Tagged as: China, European Markets, Wall Street, WSJ
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The Solid Principles Report: May 7th, 2010
The Solid Principles Report: May 7th, 2010 Could a Cyber Attack be behind the Dow dropping 1000 points on Wall Street on Thursday? We speak to James Carlini about his article on WTC News ”Dow drops 1000 points. Cyber warfare a possibility???” We also speak to Cyber Security expert Kelvin Coleman of The Technolytics Institute about Thursday’s Dow [...]
U.S. Stock Futures Claw Back Gains After Tumult
By STEVE GOLDSTEIN U.S. stock futures rose Friday after one of the most tumultuous sessions in history, ahead of key nonfarm payrolls data, as investors eyed Greece developments and the outcome of tight U.K. elections—and braced for further volatility. Over three hours before the start of trading, Dow Jones Industrial Average futures added 37 points. [...]
Posted in Business, Greece, Solid Principles, U.S. Stock Market, Wall Street, Wall Street Journal
Tagged as: China, Greece, Japan, Marketwatch, Wall Street, WSJ
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Richard Trumka: I’m Marching Today to Make Wall Street Pay
Our message is simple: Big Banks tanked our economy and took our money when they needed a bailout. Now they’re thumbing their noses at our communities but making billions in profits. It’s time they pay up. Read Complete article at huffingtonpost.com [Editor's Commentary: The above sound byte is one of the most ridiculous utterances I [...]
