Articles, tagged with "eurozone", page 1

Improving Market Sentiment: Why You Should Be Leery of It

By Michael Lombardi, MBA   The bear market is doing an excellent job with investors’ attitude towards the stock market. We can see it in the market’s performance…   So far this year, the S&P 500 has gained 4.6%—its best January start in 15 years! Mar... Read >
Author: profitconfidential

The Price of the Euro – 18th January 2012, Vantage FX UK Update

Jay Mawji of Vantage FX (http://www.vantagefx.co.uk/) takes a look at news around the Eurozone on 18th January 2012 – including a slight decrease in headline inflation. “Today the IMF stated the cost of the Eurozone; $600bn. The board of the Interna... Read >
Author: vantagefxuk

What Happens When the Money Runs Out?

BySasha Cekerevac.for Profit Confidential As 2011 is coming to a close, we are left to consider what will happen in 2012. But first, let’s take a quick look at where we are, or better yet where the trends are going. The unemployment rate in the U.S.this ... Read >
Author: profitconfidential

Debt Crises and Why the Euro Must be Allowed to Fail

The debt crisis in the Eurozone is a catastrophe looking for a time to happen. The longer it stays on life-support from other financially vested Governments and central banks, the more the pain is increasing for stock markets around the world. While Gover... Read >
Author: Jan

2012 Preview: Realities, Opportunities & Threats

"The E.C.B. has a fire hose -- its ability to print money. But the bank is refusing to train it on the euro zone's debt crisis." Wrote Jack Ewing, New York Times, November, 2011 "Why not? According to the November 28th Wall Street Journal, 'The ECB ... Read >
Author: Deepcaster

Global Macro Discussion: How to Deal with Greece

Why is Europe taking so long to decide on Greece? The stakeholders that are involved with the decision on Greece are experiencing a stalemate. But time is running out as the Greek bond yields are fiercely increasing. The longer they take to make a ... Read >
Author: stoxster

$1.3 billion invested into Turkey - Ranked 7th most visited global destination by the UN

Turkey has become one of the biggest success stories of late having emerged as a sound economic marketplace; but let us not forget what it was that that helped propel the country into the dominant powerhouse it is today. Thanks to a highly successful tour... Read >
Author: Property Frontiers

Is gold still a good investment at $1,800 and higher?

Precious metals have been the best performing asset class of the past 10 years. Gold hit $1,800 mark recently. Gold is up over 32% compared to April 2010 and 470% compared to April 2001. At $44.8 per ounce, silver is up 149% from April 2010 and an unbelie... Read >
Author: Scott Lee Thompson

Day Trading Converse: Greece

Perfectly, what's happening is that the Greek populace is just now waking up to the reality that the mountains of personal debt they are underneath -- with each other with the all but unavoidable collapse of their currently struggling economic system -- a... Read >
Author: CarsonMccarthy

A European Recession: Will There Be One?

If you think we have it bad here, just take a glance at Europe, where investing in stocks has become a chore full of patient and sleepless nights. In Germany, the most significant country in the eurozone, the benchmark DAX is down over 25% since late July... Read >
Author: profitconfidential

Madness in Europe Results in Historic Bar Stools in the UK

No amount of turning off the news to watch Bargain Hunt could prevent you from hearing about two of the biggest fiascos of recent times; 1) The News Corp Madness and 2) How debt-ridden Europe sees billions wiped off markets. If you were one of the few who... Read >
Author: JoshLear

Stock Market Update: Selling Capitulation in Place

Stocks plummeted over three percent at the open on Thursday, as the selling capitulation held despite several up days due largely to the oversold technical condition. My investment guidance is to stay on the sidelines and wait for a base to form before... Read >
Author: profitconfidential

Another Recession? Stagnant Growth May Drive Europe into One

While the European Union deals with austerity measures and debt relief for Greece, Ireland, and Portugal, the region has not been able to focus on turning its economic engine around. Germany, the top country in the European Union, managed only a tiny 0... Read >
Author: profitconfidential

Last Tango Opportunities & Traps - Overview

"The three-month euribor/OIS spread, the fear gauge of credit markets, reached the highest level in two years today, jumping 7 basis points to 40 in wild trading. "Europe's money markets are undoubtedly starting to freeze up," said Marc Ostwald from Mo... Read >
Author: Deepcaster

Top Level Domains to Shake Up the Web? Not Exactly

There's been a lot of press lately regarding ICANN's decision to allow the creation of just about any type of domain ending. Meaning that .com, .org, .edu and others which currently number about 25 could potentially reach millions in just a matter of a co... Read >
Author: IPS Oil Clean Up

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