Archives for August 2007

August 2007 - Page 8 of 11 - Money Morning - Only the News You Can Profit From

Credit, Consumer Worries Slap Stocks

The credit crisis may get worse before it gets better in the coming months, as more than 2 million adjustable rate mortgages (ARMs) are ready to "re-set" – industry parlance for boosting their rates.

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Foreign Markets Thrive; U.S. Closes With A Thud

By Jason Simpkins Central banks continued funneling cash into the world’s wounded financial systems Monday, the latest in a series of liquidity infusions that began last week. The European Central Bank offered another $65 billion in emergency funds, while the Bank of Japan injected $5.1 billion. The Federal Reserve again came in on the low end […]

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ABN AMRO Deal Points to Next Ways to Profit From China

As a global trader interested in aligning my money with the most powerful trends of the day, I’m constantly watching the headlines in search of the latest moneymaking opportunity. I am particularly interested in stories that emblazon the front pages of newspapers everywhere else around the world, but that barely even rate a mention here […]

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Global Crisis Investing and a Grandmother's Advice

By Keith Fitz-Gerald Contributing Editor Whenever I’m faced with a market like this one – rocky and volatile, with hidden wildcards just waiting to trip us up – I can’t help but think about my late grandmother, successful amateur investor Virginia Gruner, and the warning she would issue in just these situations: “Hold onto your […]

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U.S. Tech Firm Boosts its IPO Offering, Despite Volatile Stock Markets

From Staff Reports At a time when the U.S. stock market is at its volatile worst, the initial public offering of a high-tech company is looking better all the time. The VMware computer-virtualization unit of data-storage giant EMC Corp. (NYSE: EMC) has just boosted the size of its initial public offering to as much as $1.1 […]

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Central Banks Dole Out $135 Billion to Soothe Investor Confidence

By Jason Simpkins Central banks in the United States, Europe, Australia, Japan, and Canada were in damage-control model again on Friday. A total cash infusion of approximately $135.7 billion was added banking systems worldwide in the hope of pacifying a global credit crisis that appears to be getting far worse than many experts had expected. The […]

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