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- Economic Reports Give Wall Street Too Much of a Good Thing
- Same good news, different day, same disappointment. Stock index futures moved higher Wednesday morning on the announcement that second-quarter economic output had been revised upward. The economy shrank at an annual rate of 0.7 percent during the period, but that was better than the Wall Street consensus...
- Blog posts 2009-09-30
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- Bullish Extremes Herald at Least a Steep Correction for Stocks
- The key to being a successful contrarian, beyond possessing a certain ornery skepticism, is an ability to identify extremes in investor sentiment and position your portfolio for a move in the opposite direction. The stock market remains near the top of a five-month, 50 percent rally, so...
- Blog posts 2009-09-03
- Economy Stronger Than Government Reports: TrimTabs' Research Shows Wages and Salaries Surge 7.3% Last Four Weeks Yet BEA Underestimates at Just 2.4%
- Business Editors
- Research articles 2004-05-05
- ADP Employment Report: Stunning
- Andrew Horowitz submits: The ADP Employment report released this week was simply stunning. Interestingly, as a relatively newcomer as publicly released reports, this seems to be very accurate. In fact, it appears to be more inline with TrimTabs and BLS revisions. With all of the talk...
- External links 2009-04-06
- Heavy Short Covering in Consumer Discretionary and IT Sectors
- Tyler Durden submits: TrimTabs notes that in the second half of April (Apr 16-30), short interest on the Russell 3,000 stocks dropped to 13.62 billion shares ($260 billion / 2.88% of market cap) from 13.95 billion shares ($259 billion / 2.94% of market cap) on March 31. There...
- External links 2009-05-13
- The Miami Herald Money Matters Column.
- By Harriet Johnson Brackey, The Miami Herald Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Aug. 6--I know what a flood looks like. I just don't think it's very smart to let one carry you away. The flood is the $18 billion everyone pulled out...
- Research articles 2002-08-06
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