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Nothing Doing Wednesday, December’s Strong Seasonality Likely Pulled Forward, The Point of Maximum Optimism III
December 3, 2020 · Category: Blogs, CNBC, Fundamental Analysis, Market Commentary, Seasonality, Sentiment Analysis, Stocks, Technical Analysis, TSLA, Twitter
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Top Gun FP Client Note: Get Ready For A Nasty Correction
February 16, 2011 · Category: CNBC, Fundamental Analysis, Mergers & Acquisitions, Private Equity, Sentiment Analysis, Short Selling, Stocks, Top Gun Financial Planning, Venture Capital
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Goldman Bullish On Stocks In 2011, Targets S&P 1450
Two Thursdays ago, Goldman Sachs came out with their 2011 US Equity Forecast titled "Easy Money, Hard Market". But they aren't forecasting too hard of a market given that they are targetting 1450 on the ...
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CNBC Survey: Market Expecting QE2 In November
Great survey by CNBC's Steve Leisman reported this morning on market expectations for QE2. Here are some of the interesting results:
93% (65 of 70) expect additional QE.
83% (54 of 65) expect an incremental approach, such ...
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Cramer: Why I Was Wrong About Health Care Passage Causing A Selloff
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“Dollar Crisis” Author Richard Duncan On Europe’s Closing Bell
February 23, 2010 · Category: CNBC, Macro Economics
Richard Duncan's The Dollar Crisis: Causes, Consequences, Cures (1st Edition: 2003, 2nd Edition: 2005) is one of the best books of applied macroeconomics I've read and it is what really stimulated my thinking when I ...
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CNBC Vs. The Bloggers
(Via ZeroHedge)
The other day CNBC's Charlie Gasparino went after the "moronic bloggers" and Michelle Cabruso Cabrera commented that that was a redundancy. Gasparino referred to the ZeroHedge blog repeatedly as ZeroIntelligence (scroll to about 2:35 ...
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CNBC Genius Insana Says Go All In On Banks And Homebuilders
July 13, 2009 · Category: CNBC, The Investment Advice Business
You have to own the banks.
I don't think the world is ending.... It's 5 billion years away when the sun flames out.
- Ron Insana on CNBC's Mad Money, Friday July 10
Back in March 2006, longtime ...
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