Thursday, November 30, 2017

Google Alert - Financial Markets

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Financial Markets
As-it-happens update November 30, 2017
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If bitcoin is indeed a cryptocurrency bubble, it's already much larger than the Nasdaq in the late 1990s, the Dow in the roaring 1920s, and silver in the late 1970s. Birinyi Associates studied bitcoin versus 10 other bubbles, and found it came out as one of the largest. Lazlo Birinyi says he believes bitcoin ...
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KeyBanc Capital Markets Consumer Conference - The panel presentation will begin at 12:05 p.m. Eastern Time, on Wednesday, December 6, 2017. A webcast is not available for this conference. The presentation materials will be posted to the investor relations section ("Presentations and Events") of ...
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Financial Markets Glance. Thursday November 30, 2017 05:17 PM. The Associated Press. Dow Jones Industrials. TODAY'S SPONSOR: High: 24,627.82. Low: 24,013.80. Close: 24,272.35. Change: +331.67. Other Indexes. Standard&Poors 500 Index: 2647.58 +21.51. NYSE Index: 12,627.80 +66.48.
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The "consensus opinion" is often wrong in financial markets because, generally, it is like reading a headline in that it fails to consider a broader context. ... Consider that the markets are pricing in a December interest-rate hike by the Federal Reserve with 100 percent certainty, based on the implied ...
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They have also sounded the alarm about the property market, vowing to stop homebuyers from borrowing funds illegally. The question is how far the government will go. With the battle against risk so high on the political agenda, few think it will ease. A financial-stability committee, a powerful new body ...
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Our stock market surged to new highs. ... The classic idea of free financial markets is that they are exquisitely sensitive to risk. ... tell you that the risks we are now facing are terrifying, and seem to have become fully separated from the financial markets, which just boom and boom and don't stop booming.
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Arguments about bitcoin are like every other shouty argument about financial markets, but with a void at their core. "Bitcoin is capitalism, distilled," says Adam Ludwin, but it isn't quite; bitcoin traders are not allocating capital to productive uses in the real world. Bitcoin is finance, distilled, though, in the ...
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