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Richard Rittorno: The market is opening slightly down into the new week in a hangover stemming from what is now been dubbed “Europe’s Grand Plan.”
The “Grand Plan” to address Read more…
After endless arm-twisting, scores of gloomy forecasts, and a host of ominous threats, the Greeks have finally acted just as their many new masters instructed. Throughout this entire year-long ordeal, made worse by the perpetual mayhem of protesters, the Euro has been the front line for wagering and sentiment prediction, having first plummeted and then Read more…
Kevin McElroy: First off, I should point out that I do not relish the destruction of Greece. I predict that the fallout from Greek sovereign debt issues will bleed into the lives of regular people who have done nothing wrong except to (perhaps foolishly) place faith in their government and its Read more…
PowerShares and Deutsche Bank have rolled out two exchange-traded notes that give investors additional options for expressing their outlook on the performance of the U.S. dollar against its Read more…
This week has brought about a great deal of volatility in markets, as data from all across the globe pushes markets back and forth each day. One of the most talked about investments is crude oil, Read more…
Tim Seymour: The market should shake off news that Standard & Poor’s has cut its rating on Greek sovereign debt another two notches to B — but watch the collateral effects. Read more…
Traders have seen a material jump in borrowing costs in the debt-plagued countries on the edge of the euro zone. This week, Spain is the focus again. Read more…
Wall Street is continuing its winning streak as equities yet again posted broad based gain. Investor optimism has been improving since last Friday’s upbeat unemployment report, while yesterday Read more…
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