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S&P To Open At New Record High As Commodities Rise, China Trade Disappoints

The meltup continues with the S&P500 set to open at new all time highs as futures rise 0.2% overnight, with European, Asian stocks higher, as job data pushed MSCI Asia Pacific Index towards highest close since Aug. 2015. Germany, U.K. economic data seen positive, with dollar, oil rising, and gold declining. Global equities advanced with commodities and emerging markets on speculation the U.S. economy is strong enough to sustain growth while only triggering a gradual increase in interest...

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Futures Flat, Gold Rises On Weaker Dollar As Traders Focus On OPEC, Payrolls

After yesterday's US and UK market holidays which resulted in a session of unchanged global stocks, US futures are largely where they left off Friday, up fractionally, and just under 2,100. Bonds fell as the Federal Reserve moves closer to raising interest rates amid signs inflation is picking up. Oil headed for its longest run of monthly gains in five years, while stocks declined in Europe. Treasuries retreated in the first full day of trading since Yellen said late Friday that the improving...

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Global Stocks Slide, S&P Set To Open Red For The Year As Hawkish Fed Ignites “Risk Off”

After yesterday's algo-driven mad dash to close the S&P green both for the day and for the year following Fed minutes that came in shocking hawkish, the selling has continued overnight, led by the commodity complex as rate hike fears have pushed oil back down some 2% from yesterday's 7 month highs, which in turn has dragged global stocks lower to a six-week low, while pushing bond yields higher across developed nations as the market suddenly reprices the probability of a June/July rate...

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Apple Jumps After Berkshire Reveals 9.8 Million Share Stake

After three consecutive weeks of seemingly relentless bad news for Apple, moments ago the stock jumped by $2 dollars, rising from $90.5 to over $92.50. There was some confusion as to why the jump and then it was revealed that none other than that “other” billionaire, Warren Buffett, has decided to start building a stake in the world’s biggest cell phone company to the tune of 9.8 million shares or about $1.07 billion as of March 31. Making some more sense of the transaction, CNBC adds this...

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BNS en mode d’autodestruction. Liliane Held-Khawam

Une autodestruction qui se déroule au vu et au su de tous! Carl Icahn est un investisseur américain qui a aussi été ces dernières années un des principaux actionnaires de Apple. Alors que C Icahn visait les 200$ pour l’action, il s’est soudainement mis à douter du titre et à vendre ces derniers temps son stock. TOUT son stock selon Zerohedge! Cela a eu pour vertu de faire dégringoler la valeur du titre. Mais voilà qu’au même moment une entité cherchait à acheter chaque titre disponible...

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With Tech Tanking, Can Anything Save The System?

Nice sentence: Tears won’t be confined to Wall Street however: let’s not forget that none other than the Swiss National Bank is also long some 10.4 million shares of AAPL. First it was the banks reporting horrendous numbers — largely, we were told, because of their exposure to recently-cratered energy companies. Now it’s Big Tech, which is a much harder thing to explain. The FAANGs (Facebook, Apple, Amazon, Netflix and Google) own their niches and not so long ago were expected to...

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Wall Street In Pain: 163 Hedge Funds Are Long AAPL Stock

First it was the blow up of hedge fund darling Valeant that crushed countless funds who were long the name. Then, one month ago after the collapse of the Allergan-Pfizer deal, we showed (one of the reasons) why the hedge fund world continued to underperform the broader market: Allergan was one of the most widely held hedge fund stocks. And now, following the biggest Apple debacle in years, here is the reason why the hedge fund community is about to see even more redemption requests and...

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Even Mainstream Economists Starting to Admit that “Free Trade Agreements” Are Anything But …

Trump and Sanders have whipped up a lot of popular support by opposing “free trade” agreements. But it’s not just politics and populism … mainstream experts are starting to reconsider their blind adherence to the dogma that more globalization and bigger free trade agreement are always good. UC Berkeley Economics professor Robert Reich – Bill Clinton’s Secretary of Labor – wrote last month: Suppose that by enacting a particular law we’d...

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BNS: Une perte prévisible de plus! Liliane Held-Khawam + Dossier Valeant

BNS, un Hedge Fund mal inspiré, mal informé ou mal conseillé? Dans tous les cas mal géré… Valeant Pharmaceuticals Intl Inc. est en chute libre! L’action vient de perdre 45%. Et ce n’est pas fini! Ce titre nous intéresse  parce que le directoire de la BNS en est fan! Valeant est la bête noire de l’industrie pharmaceutique des États-Unis, la société que tout le monde aime actuellement haïr, après l’avoir longtemps aimée est une experte en effet de levier! Comprenez en spéculation grâce à...

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The People Vs. The Police State: The Struggle For Justice In The Supreme Court

Submitted by John Whitehead via The Rutherford Institute, “We are not to simply bandage the wounds of victims beneath the wheels of injustice, we are to drive a spoke into the wheel itself.”—Dietrich Bonhoeffer The untimely death of Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia has predictably created a political firestorm. Republicans and Democrats, eager to take advantage of an opening on the Supreme Court, have been quick to advance their ideas about Scalia’s replacement....

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