lundi 9 janvier 2012

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Shaw Capital Management Financial News: Anonymous and LulzSec Hack US Police Files Nationwide

Posted by Shaw Capital Management Financial News on August 17, 2011 in economy, world news
http://www.slashgear.com/anonymous-and-lulzsec-hack-us-police-files-nationwide-07170138/ In an effort to continue their reign of hacking news supremacy, both LulzSec and Anonymous have claimed responsibility for a 10 gigabyte file containing social security numbers, credit card details, and vast amounts of police files including emails and confidentially sent tips on crimes. This information comes from more than 70 so-called “small-town” law enforcement agencies. [...]
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shaw capital management financial news:Bin Laden not dead

Posted by Shaw Capital Management Financial News on May 16, 2011 in business, financial,financial research, investment, latest news, world news
Can you imagine the body of a globally wanted terrorist (Osama bin Laden, that is) being dumped into the sea soon after he’s done in by special forces? Me neither. With no proof of his body and photos of the operation being held back from the public, it’s pretty natural that people would doubt the [...]
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Shaw Capital Management Financial News:Is S&P’s U.S. Debt Warning Politically Motivated?

Posted by Shaw Capital Management Financial News on May 6, 2011 in business, financial, financial research, investment, latest news, world news
http://blogs.forbes.com/investor/2011/05/05/is-sps-u-s-debt-warning-politically-motivated/ posted by MARTIN FRIDSON Standard & Poor’s warning of a possible downgrade of the United States’ Triple-A bond rating was a Republican plot!  No, it was a Democratic plot!  Academic critics of the rating agency’s action need to do more homework. Professor of economics James Galbraith of the University of Texas reportedly burst out laughing [...]
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Shaw Capital Management Financial News:Jobless Claims Sound Yet Another Economic Warning Siren

Posted by Shaw Capital Management Financial News on May 6, 2011 in business, financial, financial research, investment, latest news, world news
http://markets.financialcontent.com/pennwell.ogj/news/read?GUID=18374514 Thursday May 05, 2011 – 15:00 PM EDT Wall Street Greek A troubling trend only intensified with Thursday’s release of the Weekly Initial Jobless Claims data for the period ending April 30, 2011. While the government blamed the deterioration on exogenous factors, and while much of the popular press bought in, we can’t help [...]
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Shaw Capital Management Financial News:FSA fines set to treble, brokers warned

Posted by Shaw Capital Management Financial News on May 6, 2011 in business, financial, financial research, investment, latest news, world news
http://www.insuranceage.co.uk/insurance-age/news-analysis/2046921/fsa-fines-set-treble-brokers-warned Author: Emmanuel Kenning Source: Insurance Age | 05 May 2011 Reynolds Porter Chamberlain has published research showing a trebling in Financial Services Authority (FSA) fines in just one year and warned they could treble again. According to the city law firm, the FSA collected £96.7m in fines in the year to 31 March 2011 compared to [...]
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mardi 3 janvier 2012

Shaw Capital Management World Financial News: Stock Rebound Unlikely This Week as Debt-ceiling Debate Heats up

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Shaw Capital Management World Financial News: Stock Rebound Unlikely This Week as Debt-ceiling Debate Heats up
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Investors may move money into cash and other assets perceived as safer. Meanwhile, earnings season will continue after a solid first week.
Investors, frustrated by the lack of progress in the debate over raising the debt ceiling, could move into what are perceived as safer assets, such as cash. (Ramin Talaie, Getty Images))U.S. stocks will be hard-pressed to turn the tide of recent selling this week as political jousting over raising the United States’ debt ceiling intensifies.Investors, frustrated by the lack of progress in the debate between the Democrat-controlled White House and Senate and the Republican-majority House of Representatives, could move into what are perceived as safer assets, such as cash.The benchmark Standard & Poor’s 500 index last week recorded its worst weekly loss in five weeks, dropping 2.1%. The Dow Jones industrial average fell 1.4% and the Nasdaq composite index declined 2.5%.While the wrangling over the debt ceiling takes center stage, earnings season will continue to heat up after a solid first week.According to Thomson Reuters data, 39 companies in the benchmark S&P 500 index have posted results, with 74% reporting earnings that topped Wall Street estimates. Companies in the index are forecast to show a 6.5% rise in profits over the second quarter of 2010 when all the reports are in.Economic data on tap for the coming week include several reports on the housing market — June housing starts on Tuesday and existing-home sales on Wednesday. In addition, data is due on leading economic indicators for June. Economic reports over the last month have raised questions about the health of the U.S. recovery.”The bigger picture is the economy is still a disaster,” said Joe Saluzzi, co-manager of trading at Themis Trading in New Jersey.Saluzzi said people still are watching earnings for signs growth may be stagnating. Quarterly results are expected this week from Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, Bank of America Corp.and American Express. Also on the calendar are earnings news from technology companies Apple Inc., Microsoft Corp.and Intel Corp.”Let’s see what all the rest of these guys have. Let’s see if it’s still being driven by cost cuts or are they actually getting revenue gains. That is going to tell me a lot more than if they cut the debt deal,” Saluzzi said.But the longer the debt ceiling question continues without a conclusion, the bigger the risk for further declines in stocks and for volatility to increase.
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