Wall St. Week Ahead by Reuters.
Stocks to Watch Monday by MarketWatch.
Weekly Calendar by TradeTheNews.com.
BOTTOM LINE: I expect US stocks to finish the week mixed as profit-taking, China bubble worries and higher long-term rates offset diminishing financial sector pessimism, declining US economic fear and technical buying. My trading indicators are giving mostly bullish signals and the Portfolio is 100% net long heading into the week.
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Gary,
Thoughts on impact of the Chinese loan guarantee withdrawal? I'm thinking the ripples runs global.
Dave
Dave - HK is UP, future are UP. Its all contained!
I will take a look Raj. Thanks.
I think it is just another red flag among many over there Dave. Right now, in my opinion, China bulls are focused on the wrong things and thus ignoring these warning signs. Longer-term, I think China has serious problems.
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