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MOODY'S PUTS SPAIN'S AA1 RATINGS ON REVIEW FOR POSSIBLE DOWNGRADE

Posted by Aadil on December 15, 2010 at 6:42am

Moody's Put Spain's Aa1 Rating On Downgrade Review, EURUSD Meets Gravity http://is.gd/iLUWB

"The Fed will end itself before I'm able to do it" Ron Paul Watch the video:

Posted by Aadil on December 15, 2010 at 12:35am

Stock Market Video: Fed Rate Decision Live And Analysis With Winning Plays

Posted by Aadil on December 14, 2010 at 7:30pm

Chevron Nearing Major 2008 Resistance (NYSE:CVX)

Posted by Aadil on December 14, 2010 at 7:12pm

European Horror Show and the Federal Reserve (NYSE:FXE) (NYSE:WFC) (NYSE:BAC)

Posted by Aadil on December 14, 2010 at 6:31pm

This morning there have been more problems reported out of Europe. The Spanish 10 year bond yield soared higher after a bond auction this morning. This action occurred even as the European Central Bank(ECB) vowed to perform their own version of bond purchases. Portugal, Belgium, and Italy, are now next in line for bailouts. However, Spain would be the largest nation to date to need a bailout and this will certainly have a negative psychological effect on the rest of Europe. This morning the Currencyshares Euro Trust(NYSE:FXE) is trading lower by just 0.12 cents to $133.30. When the FXE declines it can only mean that the Powershares DB U.S. Dollar Index(NYSE:UUP) is trading higher. This morning the UUP is trading higher by 0.04 to $22.91. Today all eyes will be on the Federal Reserve Bank this afternoon at 2:15 pm EST. The Fed is expected to keep the Fed funds rate unchanged at 0.00 – 0.25 percent. The important overnight lending rate to the large major banks such as J.P. Morgan Chase & Co.(NYSE:JPM), Wells Fargo & Co.(NYSE:WFC), Bank of America Corp.(NYSE:BAC), and Citigroup Inc.(NYSE:C) has been at zero percent since December 2008. This action by the Federal Reserve Bank has basically given the banks free money while they invest in bonds, stocks and operate a credit card business which charges an average of 17.0 percent to customers. Many customers of the major banks are now outraged that they receive very little interest on their savings accounts that they have with the banks. The statement by the Federal Reserve Bank this afternoon could cause a short term reaction in the stock market.

Continued sell-off in US TSY bonds across the board.Improved economic outlook? Doubt it.Lack of confidence more like it!

Posted by Scrat on December 14, 2010 at 5:11pm

Tyler Durden:US Treasury Bloodbath Is Back: 30 Year Passes 4.50%, As 10 Year Prepares To Take Out 3.40%

Posted by Scrat on December 14, 2010 at 5:04pm

Not much to say here: QE3 is in the works, as once the equity rally fizzles, mortgages are at 5.5%, and Americans realize that home prices just dropped by 15%, there will be a lot of very confused stares.The move is not all that surprising: BofA's Prya Misra has just released her Rates Forecast for 2011: she see the 10 Year at 4% and the 30 Year at 4.65%.

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