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Global Market Comments June 11, 2009 Featured Trades: (WTIC), (TBT), (CRUDE), (SPG)1) I chatted with Jeff Rubin last night, former chief economist with CIBC World Markets, who reaffirmed my own hyper-bull case for crude in bucketfuls.? He was in San Francisco, admiring our civic planning and mass transit system, as part of a tour to
Global Market Comments May 20, 2009 Featured Trades: (VIX), (JAPAN)1) California voters resoundingly rejected all five out of six budgetary measures by an overwhelming two to one margin, setting the stage for a new financial crisis. Trashed at the polls were plans to create a rainy day fund, improve education, borrow from the state lottery,
Global Market Comments for March 6, 2009 Featured Trades: (GE), (C), (FXI),(BIDU), (SOHU), (NTES) 1) February nonfarm payroll came in at -651,000, taking the unemployment rate up to 8.1%, a 25 year high. The unemployment rate in California is now well over 10%. There were huge revisions up in the December and January figures. Remember
Global Market Comments for January 16, 2009 Featured Trades: ($GOLD), (GM) 1) Captain 'Sully' Sullenberger of US Air's flight 1549 did an unbelievable job landing his Airbus 320 on the Hudson River yesterday. As a pilot who had flown across the Atlantic and across the English Channel hundreds of times, I have spent a lot
Global Market Comments for January 16, 2009 Featured Trades: ($GOLD), (GM)1) Captain 'Sully' Sullenberger of US Air's flight 1549 did an unbelievable job landing his Airbus 320 on the Hudson River yesterday. As a pilot who had flown across the Atlantic and across the English Channel hundreds of times, I have spent a lot of
Global Market Comments for December 8, 2008 Featured trades: (HYG), ($WTIC)1) The November nonfarm payroll came in at a breathtaking 533,000, almost double the worst case forecast, goosing the unemployment rate up to 6.7%, a 15 year high. The September figure was revised down from minus -283,000 to a gut wrenching minus -403,000, meaning that
Global Market Comments for December 8, 2008 Featured trades: (HYG), ($WTIC)1) The November nonfarm payroll came in at a breathtaking 533,000, almost double the worst case forecast, goosing the unemployment rate up to 6.7%, a 15 year high. The September figure was revised down from minus -283,000 to a gut wrenching minus -403,000, meaning that
Global Market Comments for December 2, 2008 Featured trades: (POT), (MOS), (AGU), ($NIKKEI), (GM) 1) It's official. We are in a recession. And the great news is that we have been in a recession since December, 2007, as I suspected all along. This means that we are 13 months into a postwar recession that averages
Global Market Comments for December 2, 2008 Featured trades: (POT), (MOS), (AGU), ($NIKKEI), (GM) 1) It's official. We are in a recession. And the great news is that we have been in a recession since December, 2007, as I suspected all along. This means that we are 13 months into a postwar recession that averages
Global Market Comments for November 25, 2008 Featured trades: (GE), (FSLR), (SPWRA), (CCC) 1) The Fed announced the bail out package du jour, $200 billion for Asset Banked Securities for car loans, credit cards and student loans. They are using a ten to one debt to equity formula, which is absolutely the most efficient use