Sunday, September 19, 2010

Daily Markets - DailyMarkets.com Invites You To The Futures & Forex Expo

Daily Markets - DailyMarkets.com Invites You To The Futures & Forex Expo

DailyMarkets.com Invites You To The Futures & Forex Expo

Posted: 19 Sep 2010 11:50 AM PDT

Futures and forex have emerged as two of the most consistently profitable trading vehicles in today's market. At The Futures & Forex Expo at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas, September 23-25, 2010, learn new ways you can confidently trade futures contracts and foreign currency to achieve the success you’ve been working toward! You'll have the opportunity to hear from some of the major players in futures and currency trading, learn their strategies and see what effective tools … [visit site to read more]

Top 5 Economic Graphs For The Week Ended 19 September 2010

Posted: 19 Sep 2010 11:45 AM PDT

This week we look at some of the monetary policy decisions that were announced, then review the consumer spending stats in the US before checking in on inflation in the US as well as the UK. We wrap-up with a snapshot of the commodities market.

1. Monetary Policy Review

This week there were a few interest rate decisions out; the Reserve Bank of New Zealand held rates steady at 3.00% citing global growth as well as the earthquake impact. The Reserve Bank of India increased rates … [visit site to read more]

Four ETFs To Play Corn’s Shine

Posted: 19 Sep 2010 10:17 AM PDT

As supply and demand imbalances continue to take their toll on corn and other agricultural products pushing prices of these commodities higher, the path to prosperity could potentially be paved for the the Teucrium Corn (CORN), the PowerShares DB Agriculture Fund (DBA), the PowerShares Global Agriculture (NASDAQ:PAGG) and the Market Vectors Agribusiness (MOO).
Recently, the US Department of Agriculture released a report illustrating that corn yields are lower than expected resulting in … [visit site to read more]

The Defining Issue: Who Should Get The Tax Cut — The Rich Or Everyone Else?

Posted: 19 Sep 2010 10:02 AM PDT

Who deserves a tax cut more: the top 2 percent — whose wages and benefits are higher than ever, and among whose ranks are the CEOs and Wall Street mavens whose antics have sliced jobs and wages and nearly destroyed the American economy — or the rest of us?
Not a bad issue for Democrats to run on this fall, or in 2012.
Republicans are hell bent on demanding an extension of the Bush tax cut for their patrons at the top, or else they'll pull the plug on tax cuts for the middle class. This is … [visit site to read more]
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