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Russ Koesterich: A few weeks ago, the Wall Street Journal reported that a European court ruled that employees are not only entitled to long vacations–or at least long by American standards–but in the event they become ill while on vacation, they also get a “do-over.” Read more…
Ron Rowland: Europe’s financial crisis just keeps getting worse. Politicians, bankers, and diplomats can talk themselves blue, but it won’t help. None of the options are good. Read more…
Eric Dutram: Thanks to a holiday in Washington D.C., U.S. residents had a brief extension over the traditional April 15th deadline in order to get income tax returns in on time. With many (including yours truly) waiting until this past weekend to get their returns in, this extra two day time frame was welcomed news Read more…
Jeff Nielson: More than two years ago I began warning readers of the most heinous acts of fraud ever perpetrated by the Western banking crime syndicate, which I dubbed “economic terrorism”. These swindles involved nothing less than the destruction of entire European economies, solely so that the banksters Read more…
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Chris Ciovacco: The rally off the lows of last week has some work to do before it becomes convincing. While the longer-term outlook remains favorable from a technical perspective, the conviction from buyers needs to pick up in the short-term. Read more…
I’ve just penned a special E-book on the crisis in Europe that I’m making available, complimentary, to loyal readers of ETF Daily News. Simply click here and get your copy now. Read more…
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Stoyan Bojinov: Stock markets enjoyed yet another day in green territory as investors rejoiced over encouraging economic data on the home front. The latest jobless claims report gave the bulls a reason to rally after the figure came in better-than-expected; the number of people who filed for unemployment Read more…
Michael Snyder: An economic nightmare is descending on Europe. With each passing month, the economic numbers across Europe get even worse. At this point it is becoming extremely difficult for Read more…
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Michael Johnston: As most investors are painfully aware at this point, Europe is not in the best of fiscal shape at present. The continent is in the midst of a prolonged debt crisis that is now threatening the continued existence of the euro, and has transformed the region into a form of portfolio Kryptonite Read more…
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Dominique de Kevelioc de Bailleul: Twenty-two months of hysteria of an impending European financial collapse, starting with Greece in March of 2010, will finally come to an end in 2012, according to the founder of Trends Research Institute, Gerald Celente. Read more…
Stoyan Bojinov: Equity markets snapped back and recovered losses from yesterday as investors were in a cheerful buying mood following better-than-expected housing data on the home front. Wall Street started and ended the day in green territory with industrial stocks leading the way higher followed Read more…
Russ Koesterich: Earlier this week, I noted that very elevated Italian and Spanish bond yields remain a short-term risk for both the European and global economies. Several other major European-related risks also continue to threaten markets. Read more…
David Fry: Our goal in this profile is to help investors wade through the many competing ETF offerings available. Using our long experience as an ETF publication, and nearly 40 years in the investment Read more…
Martin Hutchinson: It’s often difficult to comprehend – much less internalize – the risks posed by the European sovereign debt crisis. Read more…
After market finished relatively flat Monday, despite the triumphant news of the death of Osama Bin Laden, major indexes endured a rough day on Tuesday. Perhaps the most notable development Read more…
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