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| Are Debt Problems Lurking Below the Surface? Corporations have gorged on debt since the financial crisis. Corporate bond issuance is up over $3.5 trillion, or 67 percent, since the end of 2007, according to calculations using data from the Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association, or Sifma. All other types of debt issuance, excluding ...
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| Why FireEye, Wesco Aircraft Holdings, and Mattel Jumped Today The stock market ended a tumultuous week on a turbulent note, with the Dow trading in a 900-point range before finishing sharply higher on the day. Major benchmarks struggled to find a lasting direction until the final hour of trading as various cross-currents rippled throughout the financial markets, ...
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| Late rally helps US stock market close up in worst week in 2 years Wall Street capped a day of wild swings Friday with a late-afternoon rally that reversed steep early losses and sent the Dow Jones industrial average 330 points higher. Even with the rebound, this was the worst week for the market in about two years. Stocks struggled to stabilize much of the day as ...
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| LIVE MARKETS-It has a name: "the short volatility flash crash" The take-away is simple: there are dynamics in financial markets (and beyond) that cannot be grasped by anyone and remain intrinsic risks... as in 1987, 1997, and 2010". (Julien Ponthus) ***** DEUTSCHE BANK EXPECTS THE 'GOLDILOCKS GAP' WILL CONTINUE TO CLOSE (1024 GMT) Analysts ...
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| Rip Van Stocktrader Can Cope With Known Unknowns Imagine if Rip Van Stocktrader had slumbered through January and woke up today. A bit groggy, he'd check Thursday's closing price for the MSCI World Index and, after a bit of mental arithmetic, work out that the stock market is down a tad more than 3 percent so far this year. "Nothing to worry about," ...
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| Why AT&T, Verizon Not Acting As Safe Havens In This Market Sell-Off When stock markets turn volatile, high-dividend paying AT&T (T) and Verizon Communications (VZ) often act as safe havens for investors. That was the case after the global financial crisis hit in 2007 and in other instances. X Since the current market sell-off that began Feb. 2, though, shares in both AT&T ...
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