Archive - Sep 11, 2013
Global Markets Unchanged As Obama Pause Does Not Bring Levitation; Apple Crumbles
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 09/11/2013 06:02 -0500- Abenomics
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Despite earlier comments from Obama on Tuesday night, who called for a pause in authorizing military strikes on Syria, which led to another drop in crude prices overnight, the drop has since reversed and both WTI and Brent Crude contracts are trading in the green. Whether this is the result of a note by Goldman analysts who noted that the Brent crude sell-off was overdone and that they see no improvement regarding the conflict in Libya which is constraining oil production, or because Russia is once again throwing hurdles in the international process to force Syrian disarmament, is unknown. The lack of any key catalysts and no USDJPY levitation, led to most global markets unchanged, and futures currently trading sideways. What is not trading sideways is Apple which is down over 2% to just over $480 as all hopes of a China Mobile deal fall apart, coupled with pervasive critical panning of the new iPhones which, aside for the commodity version, is just the old iPhone with an extension that allows the NSA's new fingerprint database to be filled in record time.
Poll: More Americans Believe World Trade Center 7 Was Demolished On 9/11 than Believe the Government's Explanation
Submitted by George Washington on 09/11/2013 00:32 -0500What Do YOU Believe?
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