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Interest Rates Jump On Weak Treasury Auction
24 March 10 01:46 PM
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Brian Dightman
A sharp jump in interest rates took place today amid concerns over sovereign debt in Europe and a weak auction for U.S. Treasuries. Markets may be signaling concern over swelling government deficits, a problem that could get worse if the current economic...
Credit & Real Estate Remain Key
23 November 09 08:07 AM
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Brian Dightman
After easily topping low Q3 earnings expectations, stocks are finding it difficult to advance from highs reached in October. Hesitation may be coming from new reports of continued struggles in the housing market where mortgage delinquencies continue to...
An Easter Basket of Stocks
09 April 09 04:39 PM
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Brian Dightman
This week's trading ended a day early and with strong action marking the 5 th consecutive week of gains. U.S. stock markets will be closed tomorrow for Good Friday. While I still have doubts about the sustainability of the current market advance,...
Partial Profits and Toxic Debt
24 March 09 04:06 PM
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Brian Dightman
Markets made the most of the details released Monday on how the government plans to deal with toxic debt at banks. The new information helped continue the rally started March 9th. The action overall, however, is suspect. Consider the following: The rally...
Is A Santa Claus Rally Underway?
17 December 08 05:06 PM
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Brian Dightman
The first trading day of December started off with the Grinch in control of stocks. Only a day later stocks rallied and accomplished a follow-through day and as the month progressed stocks continued the rally that was launched from lows hit in late November...
President Elect Obama & Investors
06 November 08 08:58 AM
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Brian Dightman
With the elections over we can now turn our attention to how President Elect Obama is going to potentially affect our investments. Given the magnitude of the economic challenges his administration will face, it will be interesting to see how President...
Failures at Fannie Mae & Freddie Mac
13 October 08 12:30 PM
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Brian Dightman
In the midst of our current economic crisis it is natural for many people to lay the blame at the feet of the most convenient targets; perhaps as an emotionally driven response to an emotion filled situation, but as Americans we would be better served...
Credit Crisis Resolution
30 September 08 09:51 PM
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Brian Dightman
I limited my commentary over the summer and as fall approached developments were moving at a rapid pace. There was not much of a point in posting since the defensive work in our portfolios had already been done. We spent most of the 3 rd quarter with...
Stocks Under Increasing Pressure
21 June 08 03:56 PM
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Brian Dightman
WORLD MARKETS Both domestic and international stocks have started another leg down and appear headed for a test of the March lows. Unlike previous weeks of selling, current market leaders recently suffered sharp declines. Commodities are one of the few...
Credit Markets, Commodities, U.S. Factory Data & Stocks
04 June 08 02:12 PM
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Brian Dightman
If you have been following the credit market mess you probably saw the news yesterday that Lehman Brothers may need to raise more cash. That is really no surprise to people following credit market developments. I posted on the subject May 23rd. Strength...
A Global Credit Market Update
23 May 08 02:00 PM
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Brian Dightman
Since stock market lows in March, the S&P 500 has rallied 12%. Which leads to the question, are we through the worst of the credit market crisis? To answer that question we should look at current data on the extent of the credit crisis and how much...
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