Volatility ahead in 2011–how to navigate it (and maybe even profit from it)
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Support for the Irish government of Prime Minister Brian Cowen fell apart late yesterday after the Green Party said it would pull out of the ruling coalition. Cowen called for elections early in 2011. Think this made global financial markets happy?
Sector Monday: All cheap bank stocks aren’t bargains
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The challenge now will be producing enough progress on the details on a reasonable time table that the financial markets don’t begin to suspect that Sunday’s announcement was just ginned together for the markets’ benefit.
Saturday Night Quarterback says, For the week ahead expect…
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Today, November 19, the People’s Bank of China announced that banks would have to increase the money they keep as reserves against loans by another 0.5 percentage points. The central bank raised reserve requirements just two weeks ago. The increase raises the odds that the People’s Bank will raise benchmark interest rates by the end of 2010—but probably delays the move into December