Late-Night Headlines
Bloomberg:
- North Korea started disabling its nuclear program under the supervision of US inspectors, a State Department spokesman said.
- The falling dollar isn’t cause for alarm and is part of a “global rebalancing process,” according to David Rosenberg, chief North American economist at Merrill Lynch(MER). “The dollar is no lower today than it was in 1997 – we don’t remember that being a particular Armageddon-type time period,” Rosenberg said.
- Former Fed Chairman Greenspan said the
- Alibaba.com Ltd. more than doubled on its first day of trading in Hong Kong, pushing its market value past South Korea’s NHN Corp. to become Asia’s second-biggest Internet company after Yahoo Japan Corp.
- Hedge-fund managers should toughen internal rules for valuing securities and preventing insider trading while giving clients more information about investment risks, according to the industry’s main
- China is likely to increase gold output by 8% this year, overtaking the US as the world’s second-biggest producer and challenging South Africa’s century-long dominance.
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IBD:
- Growth Led Value Stock Funds For Solid Gains In Volatile Month.
- Airlines improve on-time performance in September.
Commercial Times:
- Google Inc.(GOOG) has orders 1 million mobile phones from High Tech Computer Corp. Mobile phones using its operating system will be available by the second half of next year.
Late Buy/Sell Recommendations
Citigroup:
- Reiterated Buy on (GILD), target $51.
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Asian Indices are unch. to +1.25% on average.
S&P 500 futures +.29%.
NASDAQ 100 futures +.25%.
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Company/EPS Estimate
- (CTSH)/.31
- (ADM)/.61
- (EXPD)/.34
- (JOE)/.10
- (THC)/-.06
- (ISE)/.52
- (JEC)/.65
- (VLO)/1.36
- (EMR)/.75
- (EP)/.22
- (BTU)/.32
- (LEA)/.17
- (TAP)/.93
- (RUTH)/.08
- (BMC)/.42
- (CHK)/.61
- (MTZ)/.19
- (CAR)/.66
- (ONXX)/-.21
- (GBX)/.69
- (PDLI)/.14
- (PSUN)/.13
- (MM)/1.06
- (GLBC)/-1.57
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- (AES)/.28
- (ZOLT)/.23
- (PFGC)/.38
- (GBE)/.08
- (FMCN)/.43
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- (ATU) 2-for-1
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- None of note
Other Potential Market Movers
- The Fed’s Bernanke speaking, weekly retail sales reports, (FLEX) analyst meeting, (LLL) investor conference, (SPWR) analyst meeting, (DECK) analyst meeting, (CCJ) analyst meeting and (STR) analyst meeting could also impact trading today.