U.S. stocks see early gains accelerate, a day after the Dow Jones Industrial Average records its fourth-biggest point drop on record, as investors turn to prospects for a bailout of the ailing auto industry.
Results 1 - 10 of 280 for "JONES"
Tenuous 12/2/2008 11:45 AM It's true. Another reason that those big hedgies are sitting in so much cash is because they have been dealing with partners who want their money back. How could you not believe that Paul Tudor Jones is going to come back from this and prevail? He's down 5% in his major fund, but that doesn't matter to people. Meanwhile, it feels like ...
Dec. 1 (Bloomberg) — Treasuries rose, pushing yields to record lows, as Federal Reserve Chairman Ben S. Bernanke said the central bank may purchase Treasuries and target long-term interest rates to combat the deepening recession. …and the monetizing of debt begins. I’ve talked extensively in several issues of Bourbon and Bayonets about the coming turmoil in long dates U.S. tre...
Adam Hewison released a video yesterday regarding Monday’s bearish move and where it occurred in context and what it might mean for the broader market - it’s definitely worth viewing to see his views and price projections. Entitled “The Dow Crash,” though it isn’t as tragic as it sounds, Hewison takes us through line, bar, and candle charts on the Daily and Weekly ...
Fresh concerns about the global economy have triggered sharp gains in the US dollar and the Japanese yen. Risk aversion continues to seep through the markets as the National Bureau of Economic Research finally admits that the US economy fell into recession in December 2007. The first trading day of the last month in the year has been exceptionally brutal with the Dow Jones Industrial Average fa...
U.S. stocks see early gains accelerate, a day after the Dow Jones Industrial Average records its fourth-biggest point drop on record, as investors turn to prospects for a bailout of the ailing auto industry.
Stocks rose Wednesday on a roller coaster day that showcased stocks' volatility. The Dow Jones industrial average was up more ...
U.S. stock futures crawled off the floor on Tuesday, a day after the fourth-sharpest point decline in the Dow Jones Industrial Average since the key index was created in 1896.
U.S. stock futures crawled off the floor on Tuesday, a day after the fourth-sharpest point decline in the Dow Jones Industrial Average since the key index was created in 1896.
I have commented extensively on the blog site on global stock markets’ performances during the roller-coaster month of November (see Sunday’s “Words from the Wise” post), but for the sake of completeness briefly review the month-end performances of various global stock markets in the paragraphs below. The chart of the Dow Jones World Index shows how stock markets closed ...