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November 2, 2006
Cara's Daily Planet, Thurs., Nov. 2, 2006, 7:02 AM
Readers interested in preserving capital through awareness of significant events are invited to link published articles from mainstream or alternative media in this space, and discuss them as you wish. One issue ought to be the extreme hype that flows from the lips of CNBC Talking Heads. There is a sense of desperation in the air.
Posted by Posted by Bill Cara on November 2, 2006 07:02:41 AM | Category: The Daily Planet
Discourse
Jobless claims reach 16-week high:
Posted by: number2son
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November 2, 2006 8:51 AM [link]
IEA to Advocate Nuclear Power
The International Energy Agency will urge governments around the world to help expedite the building of new nuclear power plants, the Financial Times reports. "We need a decision almost tomorrow if we are going to act before we reach a point of no return in climate and security of supply," IEA Chief Economist Fatih Birol tells the paper, and he said politicians needed to persuade voters that nuclear power was safe and necessary. The IEA report, which will be the first to provide advocacy rather than analysis, follows a request by the Group of Eight last summer for the agency to offer guidance on how governments could boost energy security and combat global warming, the FT says.
Posted by: Seamus
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November 2, 2006 8:51 AM [link]
Seamus,
I too have been supportive of the public need to adopt greater use of nuclear. I started that process when the price being quoted was well under 50 pct today's quoted price.
That IEA statement is what I call a storyline for promoters, however. Traders have to spend time beneath the covers to understand the process of stock promotion if they have any hope of dealing effectively with it.
Posted by: Bill Cara
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November 2, 2006 9:12 AM [link]
INDICATIONS
U.S. stock futures turn lower
Wal-Mart outlook, Intel downgrade, weak productivity sour sentiment
Posted by: oratier
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November 2, 2006 9:15 AM [link]
Absolutely brutal combination- Productivity and Costs:
http://personal.fidelity.com/research/stocks/content/marketsindex.shtml?bar=c
It's pouring bad news now.
Posted by: MarkM
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November 2, 2006 9:42 AM [link]
"Gold Falls for 1st Day in Eight as Buyers Hold Back After Rally - Bloomberg, Nov 2 2006 7:06AM"
So much for that headline. I see the miners are still tiptoeing. If beta gets tossed on the front end of a selloff, everyone will need to be mindful of their stops.
Plan your trade. Trade your plan.
Posted by: MarkM
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November 2, 2006 9:48 AM [link]
Rainstorm continues with Factory Orders:
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601103&sid=aoG_NCfYdRR4&refer=news
To my mind it is only the sheer amount of liquidity out there that has to go SOMEWHERE that is keeping the market pinned at these levels.
Good luck and good trading.
Posted by: MarkM
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November 2, 2006 10:22 AM [link]
Income-trust crackdown: The inside story
The link:
www.theglobeandmail.com/servlet/story/RTGAM.20061102.wtrusttick02/BNStory/Business/home
More color on the income trust decision.
Posted by: Telestar3d
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November 2, 2006 11:38 AM [link]
MarkM...thank you for the Jeremy Grantham link. I read it this a.m. and I wrote a note. Such a note it was...I thought the link worthwhile enough to hand type (I regret that with my education and experience, my singularly best talent is typing) the paragraph containing humble bees. But this ^$#Q%!#$^@$^^$ (Bill sorry for the implied expletives) website was so slow in loading that my comment was lost. Readers...do read the link. It is worth your time. I think that humility is akin to godliness...particularly when it comes to folks who run money (which I must admit, some of the egos are stupefying to me).
Posted by: Leisa
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November 2, 2006 6:26 PM [link]
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If you don't pay attention to Jeremy Grantham and are a long term trader, you should. Always an excellent read, his latest Quarterly Investment Letter:
https://www.gmo.com/America/CMSAttachmentDownload.aspx?target=JUBRxi51IIAJU%2b4JuIiXJlYowzawh14NeDEyUAnDCVndkHG%2bVv0Bd%2b0p0gIQDDv9Q7aTbDxi3SkIMNZ%2bQUl4U9su3fQEP9wmxt8Np1mBqvc%3d
How about a 1.4% real return expectation from these levels over the next 10 years?
Posted by: MarkM
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November 2, 2006 7:07 AM [link]