Daily Download: Financial and Stock Investing News for 11-6-09
November 6th, 2009 at 6:36 am by CB | No CommentsGood morning, investors and traders! You are reading the Daily Download (”Daily DL”), which includes summaries and links to the day’s selected economic and stock investing news. The Daily DL is maintained by Chain Bridge Investing, which is a financial blog at www.chainbridgeinvesting.com. Chain... [Read more]
Tagged with: Ancestry.com, Asian Banks, bubbles, Commodities, Economy, Hyatt, IPOs, Labor Productivity, Productivity, Property Prices, Unemployment, US Retailers
Daily Download: Financial and Stock Investing News for 10-30-09
October 30th, 2009 at 5:21 am by CB | No CommentsGood morning, investors and traders! You are reading the Daily Download (”Daily DL”), which includes summaries and links to the day’s selected economic and stock investing news. The Daily DL is maintained by Chain Bridge Investing, which is a financial blog at www.chainbridgeinvesting.com. ... [Read more]
Tagged with: Economy, Emerging Markets, FDIC, Financial Regulation, GDP, GDP Growth, Home-Buyer Tax-Credit, IMF, Latin America, Nintendo, Oil, Shipping
Roubini on CNBC Supports a U-Shape Market Recovery
October 5th, 2009 at 11:13 pm by CB | No CommentsNouriel Roubini believes the recovery will be a U shape, meanwhile it appears, given the recent rises in stocks investments, that many believe the recovery will be in the shape of a V. This may not bode well for the stock market. Roubini lists the following as support for the U-shape recovery: 1. ... [Read more]
Tagged with: Economy, financial, investment, Nouriel Roubini, Recovery, Stock Market, U Shape, Unemployment
Joseph Stiglitz Pessimistic on the Economy and Stock Market Rebound
October 5th, 2009 at 8:46 pm by CB | No CommentsBloomberg clip with Joseph Stiglitz reacting to the jobs report on Thursday. He believes that unemployment will continue to get worst. Stiglitz’s view results from the logic that the work force increases approximately 1% a year and productivity increases approximately 2% to 2.5% a year, thus... [Read more]
Tagged with: Bloomberg, Economy, IMF, Irrational Exuberance, Joseph Stiglitz, Productivity, Stock Market, Unemployment, Work Force
