Full story here from ZeroHedge.
As we reported first, last week saw the second confirmation of the Hindenburg Omen, most recently sighted for the first time on August 12. Presumably this is an indication of putting one’s money where one’s mouth is (and away from the market).
Full story here.
Opinion was as polarised as ever on Friday, as one market commentator said shares could be riding for an imminent fall, only days after a respected investor predicted the FTSE 100 would hit 6,000 before the end of the year.
Full story here from Pam Martens (who totally ROCKS at investigating financial crooks).
Procter & Gamble may have to put the second half of its name in bold in the future or maybe add an exclamation point. Cowboy capitalism threw a lasso around the staid 173 year old household products company on black Thursday, shaving some [...]
ZeroHedge is my man today. Check this out. And this very appropriate quote in honor of yesterday.
In addition to having said many things about HFT in general in the last year, over the past 12 months Zero Hedge has focused a lot of attention specifically on Goldman’s dominance of the NYSE’s Program Trading platform, where [...]
Post-crash CNBC kept blabbering on about the cause of the crash at some “fat finger” trade for 16 billion. Oops, I put billion instead of million! Putting the ‘douche’ in fiduciary responsibility…
CME press release, confirms no “fat finger” trade (no kidding):
http://www.zerohedge.com/article/cme-issues-press-release-confirms-no-fat-finger-will-cnbc-issue-retraction-repeated-factless
Lawmakers propose to reintroduce Glass-Steagall, audit the Fed and break up the Too Big To Fail. Best thing [...]
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