Late-Night Headlines
Bloomberg:
- The International Monetary Fund(IMF) needs to shore up its finances or risk undermining its credibility with the countries it’s meant to help, according to credit rating agency S&P.
MarketWatch.com:
- Google wields its murky mobile plans in plain sight.
CNNMoney.com:
- Private equity firms may have lost their line of cheap financing, but don’t count them out yet.
- Wal-Mart whacks prices to get holiday shoppers going.
Financial Times:
- Microsoft’s Xbox 360 recorded its best month of the year in September, with 528,000 consoles sold in the US on the back of the success of its Halo 3 video game, NPD, the market research firm, reported on Thursday.
Globe and Mail:
- Global bull market has legs, BCA’s Barnes says.
Economic Daily News:
- Advanced Semiconductor Engineering Inc., the world’s biggest chip packager and tester, expects sale to rise at least 20% next year, outperforming the global semiconductor industry’s 10% growth, citing Chairman Chang.
Nikkei:
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Late Buy/Sell Recommendations
Citigroup:
- Reiterated Buy on (FCS), target $26.
- Reiterated Buy on (DST), target raised to $106.
- Reiterated Buy on (HSY), target $51.
Night Trading
Asian Indices are -.75% to +.25% on average.
S&P 500 futures -.32%.
NASDAQ 100 futures -.39%.
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- (AT)/.75
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Upcoming Splits
- (DCR) 3-for-1
- (UCR) 3-for-1
Economic Releases
- None of note
Other Potential Market Movers
- The Fed’s Bernanke speaking and the Fed’s
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