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Tag Archives: JP Morgan
What Congress Should Really Be Investigating
Tough to see Jamie be raked over the coals by Congress, who create trillion dollar deficits on annual basis and oversee the largest entity in the world by borrowing over $.40 of every dollar they spend. No street cred, bro! … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Policy, Politics
Tagged Anne Hathaway, Berkshire Hathaway, Jamie Dimon, JP Morgan
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Will 1340 Hold?
The S&P500 has broke its initial support at 1360 and has held above 1340. The question is will the JP Morgan news be the catalyst for a true test of 1340? The markets are getting very choppy and its hard … Continue reading
Posted in Equities, Global Stock Performance
Tagged JP Morgan, S&P500, Tecnhical Analysis
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Tell Us It Ain’t So, JP MO!
This doesn’t come at good time for the markets. Bloomberg is reporting, JPMorgan Chase & Co. (JPM) said it lost about $2 billion tied to synthetic credit securities after positions taken by its chief investment office were riskier than expected. … Continue reading
Is the correction over, Mr. Fibonacci?
Wow! Who said this business was easy? After clear breaks of their short-term uptrend and 50-day moving averages, the major U.S. equity indices have staged a powerful two day rally off their Tuesday intraday lows. Many were caught off guard … Continue reading
Posted in China, Equities, Technical Analysis
Tagged Dow, Fibonacci retracement levels, JP Morgan, NASDAQ, Russell 200, S&P500
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Global PMI at 7-month High
Markit reports, The global manufacturing sector continued to record below trend growth at the start of 2012. At 51.2 in January, the JP Morgan Global Manufacturing PMI™ rose to a seven month high, but remained below its long-run average (51.8). … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Employment, Manufacturing
Tagged Global PMI, JP Morgan, manufacturing, Markit
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