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• Gone A.W.O.L – To Slovenia
• Ritholtz: Stocks – Trapped In A Trading Range
• Wealthtrack: Brian Rogers – Returning To Old-fashioned Financial Values
• Rosie: Dodging A Bullet, Yes – Out Of The Woods, No
• The Week Ahead
• Laugh Out Loud: Producing Un-American Autos …
• Chart Suggests Temporary Pause In EUR/USD Ascent
• High Roads To China

Gone A.W.O.L – To Slovenia Posted: 05 Sep 2010 12:15 AM PDT I will find myself in Slovenia over the next week, with my wife Isabel and a group of ten South African travel and business journalists we have invited to first-hand explore this delightful country with the aim of boosting tourism and trade between South Africa and Slovenia. Blog posting will be slow (and totally absent on some days) while I am on the road. The normal blogging service will be resumed on my return to Cape Town on September 12. However, I will be "tweeting" regularly … [visit site to read more]

Ritholtz: Stocks – Trapped In A Trading Range Posted: 05 Sep 2010 12:10 AM PDT Stock markets have improved handsomely over the past three days, notching gains for four consecutive days and registering the first positive week since early August. Will the rally have legs, or is it merely a bear market bounce? According to Yahoo Finance – Tech Ticker, The Big Picture blogger Barry Ritholtz is taking it slow, "legging in" to test the waters. He is of the opinion that the S&P 500 Index is in a trading range market right now, with key support at 1040. "We've … [visit site to read more]

Wealthtrack: Brian Rogers – Returning To Old-fashioned Financial Values Posted: 05 Sep 2010 12:09 AM PDT On this week's WealthTrack, Consuelo Mack interviews Brian Rogers. He shares the lessons learned from the financial crisis and how he is applying them as Chairman of T. Rowe Price and manager of the highly regarded T. Rowe Price Equity Income Fund. (This interview was recorded in May and has just been reposted on the Wealthtrack site as what Rogers said then still holds true today.) Note: The transcript of this interview is not available yet, but will be posted here as soon as it … [visit site to read more]

Rosie: Dodging A Bullet, Yes – Out Of The Woods, No Posted: 05 Sep 2010 12:05 AM PDT The comments below come courtesy of Dave Rosenberg, chief economist and strategist of Gluskin Sheff & Associates, sharing his latest views on the U.S. economy. The U.S. employment report for August was uninspiring in the aggregate but the bright spots cannot be readily dismissed. First, the private payroll number came in at +67,000, which was above the consensus estimate of +40,000, not to mention the ADP print of -10,000. This, along with the upward headline revisions of 123,000 and the … [visit site to read more]

The Week Ahead Posted: 05 Sep 2010 12:01 AM PDT The video clips below provide a handy summary of the reports expected on the economic, financial and corporate front around the globe during the week ahead. US: Parsing economic data Economic reports take center stage in a holiday-shortened week, with consumer credit figures, U.S. trade balance, jobless claims and wholesale inventories. Consumer, trade numbers could be disappointing. Europe: Economic data and air traffic German economic data, Bank of England interest-rate decision, August … [visit site to read more]

Laugh Out Loud: Producing Un-American Autos … Posted: 05 Sep 2010 12:00 AM PDT … [visit site to read more]

Chart Suggests Temporary Pause In EUR/USD Ascent Posted: 04 Sep 2010 10:14 PM PDT Hiyo my avid forex fans! In my previous article about the euro, I mentioned that its recent rally after breaking down from what appears to be a head and shoulders formation could be over soon. However, a full blown breakdown and a reversal did not really pan out as the euro bulls were able to out-muscle the bears to place them back on top. As you can see from the EURUSD's 4-hour chart, the bears were forced to cover their short positions when the price of the euro went back above the … [visit site to read more]

High Roads To China Posted: 04 Sep 2010 08:35 PM PDT By Dian L. Chu, Economic Forecasts Opinions Well, it is official now – in addition to the Great Wall, the Great Traffic Jam started on Aug. 14–60 miles and ten-day long on an “expressway” into Beijing from Inner Mongolia (see map)–has earned the capital of China the top spot among the cities with the world’s worst traffic…, at least according to Foreign Policy. Although that logjam seemed to have cleared up, Reuters reported on Sep. 3 yet another similar 75-mile (120 … [visit site to read more]

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