Fw: Today’s articles on Macro View

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Date: Thu, 29 May 2014 13:32:35 -0400

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Editors' Picks

Beware The Placid Island Of Investment Ignorance by Eric Parnell, CFA

Market Outlook

Massive Layoffs As A Sufficient Condition For An Extension Of The Bull Market by Michael Harris

Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News by Wall Street Breakfast

How Stocks And Bonds Can Both Rally On Nothing by Kevin Flynn, CFA

Second-Quarter GDP Should Recoup Q1's Weakness by Jim Kelleher

Beware The Placid Island Of Investment Ignorance by Eric Parnell, CFA

European Economic And Markets Recovery: A Valuation And Growth Update by WisdomTree

Market Trepidation Ahead Of Thursday's Release by Markos Kaminis

Market Intervention Has Left Investors Confused by Chris Ciovacco

How Can You Adjust Your Investment Strategy To Enhance Returns? by Christopher DeMaria

Today's Market: Tax Inversion Deals Changing Mergers And Acquisitions? by Matthew Smith

In A Flash, China Looks Strong by Frank Holmes

Daily State Of The Markets: There's Good News In Them Thar Charts by David Moenning

Gold & Precious Metals

If Runaway Inflation Is Coming, Why Isn't Gold Rising? by George Coyle

Commodities

Commodities Today: Update On The Coal Sector by Matthew Smith

Economy

Thursday In 5 Points by Marc Chandler

The 'Sharing Economy' Isn't Hurting The Economy by Cullen Roche

The Great Recession's Impact On Wage Inequality by Jeffrey Rosen

Emerging Market Currencies: What's Driving The Brazilian Real's Strong Outperformance? by WisdomTree

Labor Market Oddities by Pater Tenebrarum

Why Are Investors So Skeptical When Many Reports On Economy Seem Generally Positive? by Kevin Mahn

What's Left After The Currency Circus Leaves Town? by Joseph Calhoun

How To Think About France by Scott Sumner

How Low-Income Countries Can Diversify And Grow by iMFdirect

U.S. Consumption by Marc Chandler

Any Need To Change My Forecast For Economic Growth? by John M. Mason

Will There Be A Recession? The Stock Market's Offering Some Scary Clues by MetalMiner

Malinvestment In Human Capital by Pater Tenebrarum

Forex

Dare We Sell The British Pound? by Ralph Shell

ECB Framework: BEEEP by Marc Chandler

Real Estate

New Home Sale Prices Fall For Second Time In 2014 by Ironman at Political Calculations

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Fw: Is Wall Street Dangerously Adrift?

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Date: Wed, 28 May 2014 18:50:33 -0400 (EDT)

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Subject: Is Wall Street Dangerously Adrift?

Home  |  Subscribe       Daily   May 28, 2014       Top Stories   Is Wall Street Dangerously Adrift? by BOB VERES   High-speed trading isn't such a big problem for investors - but the underlying structure of the U.S. financial markets just might be. READ MORE »   New Power Broker: Q&A With Nicholas Schorsch by CHARLES PAIKERT   By snapping up a series of independent B-Ds in quick succession. the RCS Capital executive chairman has instantly made himself an industry player. He talks to Financial Planning about his plans. READ MORE »       Focus Financial Grabs $400M Wells Fargo Team by RALPH R. ORTEGA   Two former Wells Fargo Advisors who managed $400 million have left to join a firm with Focus Financial Partners, the network of independent financial advisors. READ MORE »   HighTower Snags $300M Merrill Team by ANDREW COEN AND SAMANTHA ALLEN   HighTower has added a Merrill Lynch team with nearly $300 million in assets to its new network aimed at breakaway independents. READ MORE »           White Papers   Exploring Independence: An overview of the registered investment advisor model   Financial advisors today have an unprecedented number of options. READ MORE »   Retirement Advisors   Clients may ask you to explain your decisions if your investment convictions yield bumpy results. READ MORE »   MORE IN WHITE PAPERS »         Web Seminars   HNW Withdrawal Strategies   Deciding which account to tap first when someone retires is less straightforward than normally assumed, once income taxes and beneficiaries are taken into account. READ MORE »   Behavioral Finance: New Applications   This one-hour webinar will focus on what to do about this problem. READ MORE »   MORE IN WEB SEMINARS »         FOLLOW US: @finplan Facebook       You are currently subscribed to Daily as: mainandwall@gmail.com. You are receiving this email as part of SourceMedia. Please do not reply to this message. To learn more about SourceMedia's use of personal information, please read our Privacy Policy. Unsubscribe from this mailing list Manage your profile   SourceMedia One State Street Plaza, 27th Floor New York, NY 10004 Phone: (800) 221-1809

Fw: This Week on StockTwits: SalesForce Earnings; 30-Year Breakout in AT&T? GoGo on the Go

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Subject: This Week on StockTwits: SalesForce Earnings; 30-Year Breakout in AT&T? GoGo on the Go

Email not displaying correctly? View it in your browser Market Message Much of the debate heading into the official beginning of summer trading is about the low levels in the $VIX, the so-called fear gauge that measures the implied volitilies of options on the S&P 500. A low VIX implies complaceny as it typically indicates people are buying fewer -- or paying less -- for put options to protect their portfolios. It's back to levels that presaged past dislcoations in the markets. It's quiet, too quiet...so something bad must be getting ready to happen, as the theory goes. The problem is that you can lose a lot of money waiting for this bad thing to happen. The VIX can stay low for a really long time. In this new world, I'd prefer to look at trends in StockTwits sentiment data on the major indices to see how close we are to a pullback. Bullish sentiment is steadily rising for the $SPY, $QQQ and the $IWM. And it's not by any means overenthusiastic. For example, there are still more bears on the $SPY than bulls. So while Putin, China and rising debt costs in Europe are reasonable reasons to worry, are they really reasons to sell right here when strong economic data is becoming the norm and the Yellen Fed seems to be achieving a slow QE backstep without shooting rates higher? Our users apparently are voting no and saying stay the course. Just like everything on Wall Street, no metric has a perfect track record in signaling a top or bottom. It all soon gets too popular and hedged away. It seems it may be time to retire the VIX now too. Happy Summer Trading, @stocktwitsjohn. CEO, StockTwits   Earnings This Week Day Time Ticker Tuesday Before Market Open $AZO Tuesday After Market Close $WDAY Wednesday Before Market Open $KORS Wednesday Before Market Open $DSW Wednesday Before Market Open $SDRL Wednesday Before Market Open $BMO Wednesday After Market Close $PANW Thursday Before Market Open $COST Thursday Before Market Open $ANF Thursday After Market Close $LGF Thursday After Market Close $SPLK Thursday After Market Close $OVTI Thursday After Market Close $EXPR Thursday After Market Close $GES Thursday After Market Close $AVGO Friday Before Market Open $BIG Economic Events This Week Day Time Event Monday US Holiday Memorial Day Tuesday 8:30am ET Durable Goods Tuesday 9:00am ET S&P Case-Shiller HPI Wednesday 7:00am ET MBA Purchase Applications Thursday 8:30am ET Weekly Jobless Claims Thursday 8:30am ET GDP Friday 8:30am ET Personal Income and Outlays Chart of the Week @Wincreaseteam points out that $GOOG has put in a classic inverse head and shoulders pattern and breaking the neckline higher. Stock is now through its 50-day moving average and on its way back to 52-week highs above $600. Stock of the Week Facebook (FB) As its social network sister Twitter seems to continue to struggle, it seems more and more of the money in the space is going into Facebook. The stock is now back up by 14 percent on the year after a 2-month swoon. Now 93% of the messages on StockTwits are bullish, especially following earnings that showed maybe the 'WhatsApp' buy wasn't so crazy as this company becomes the first truly global and mobile player. What's more, optionMonster points out that a massive bullish call spread crossed the tape on Friday in the name for $1.5 million. That trade by a heavy hitter was the single biggest transaction in the option market that day. New and Noteworthy Follows Darcy Keith (@EyeOnEquities)   Darcy Keith is an editor with Canada's Globe and Mail and has followed financial markets for 20 years. He was previously Yahoo Canada's senior finance editor, Canwest's national biz editor, and a correspondent for Knight-Ridder Financial News. AnneMarie Baiynd (@annemarietrades)   AnneMarie is an author, financial analyst, and technical analyst. She has published several books about trading and studied applied mathematics. Nancy Miller (@NanceFinance)   I'm the author of The Facebook IPO Primer, a tell-all ebook on investing. I write for old and new media outlets like Barron's, time.com, The Fiscal Times, and more; I have loved them all.  Follow us on StockTwits         Follow us on Twitter        Like us on Facebook To unsubscribe please click here StockTwits 1307 Ynez Place, Coronado, CA, 92118