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Monthly Archives: May 2012
HSBC Korea Manufacturing PMI Falls to 51
Markit reports, Growth of South Korean manufacturing output lost momentum in May, slipping to the weakest in the current four-month period of expansion. New order growth held up relatively well in comparison, with the latest increase only slightly weaker than … Continue reading
Facebook’s About Face
Check out the reversal in Facebook right at 2 PM and $27.00. In the words of Paul “Yosemite Bear” Vasquez, “what does this mean”? We don’t know but someone (Morgan Stanley?) had an axe to buy and spooked the shorts. … Continue reading
Draghi: ‘EU must clarify euro vision’
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Posted in Black Swan Watch, Euro, PIIGS, Sovereign Debt, Sovereign Risk, Video
Tagged ECB, Mario Draghi
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Euro warning from Deutsche Bank’s departing Ackermann
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Posted in Black Swan Watch, PIIGS, Sovereign Debt, Sovereign Risk
Tagged Ackerman, Deutsche Bank, PIIGS, Reform Fatigue
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U.S. Economic Data Releases – May 31
Most of the economic data released today are moving the wrong way. (click here if charts are not observable)
EU ready to ease Spain’s deficit pain
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Posted in Black Swan Watch, Euro, PIIGS, Sovereign Debt, Sovereign Risk
Tagged Deficit, EU, Sovereign Debt Crisis, Spain, Spanish Economy
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The Safe Haven That Rocks
Check out Apple’s relative performance today. Impressive. Let’s see how it closes, but it has broken out to a recent high. We noted this stock may become the safe haven for captive equity investors. Looks like the case, at least … Continue reading
Nikkei Ugly
Seems like yesterday that everyone wanted to emulate the Japanese. The Nikkei stock index is down 78 percent a little more than 22 years after its peak at the end of 989. Imagine the U.S. equivalent – the S&P500 at … Continue reading
China’s Fledging Wine Market
Recall our post a few years back about the wine bubble developing in Hong Kong. Although most of the new demand has a mainland-China connection, there have been buyers from South Korea, Japan, Indonesia and Thailand, all of which still … Continue reading
U.S. Economic Data Releases – May 29
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Posted in Economics, US Releases
Tagged Case Schiller, Consumer Confidence, Dallas Fed Manufacturing, Home Prices
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