Now on to the European summit on Wednesday to see if EuroZone leaders can agree on anything concrete
If you’re trying to figure out the direction of the market in the short term, watch to see if the summit can produce enough to keep the momentum going that came out of the G8 meeting this past weekend. The Camp David meeting did at least present a sense of urgency that had been missing in recent weeks. That’s how low the bar has been set. “A sense of urgency” is an improvement.
Saturday Night Quarterback says, For the week ahead expect…
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Schlumberger hits my buying target
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How will Greek’s vote on June 17? It’s not a foregone conclusion that they’ll back the parties that are calling for the country to repudiate/renegotiate the bailout deal (which might well mean that Greece leaves the euro.) Two recent polls give contradictory results.
3 picks for a sideways market–and more thoughts on the New Paranormal
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Buying anything now is a contrarian move–but I think Apple’s upside justifies the risk
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The threat of bank runs in Spain will force EuroZone leaders to announce a major package soon–look to this weekend’s G8 meeting to see if it’s even vaguely adequate to calming the markets
GE climbs as its capital unit resumes paying dividends to its parent
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Good economic news from the U.S. can’t stem the euro-fear slide
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