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Charles Payne's Market Commentary
Equities Slip Again
1/27/2012 - By Carlos Guillen
Equity markets are continuing to trade slightly in the red during today's trading session as economic data shows rather mixed results with better than expected consumer sentiment figures but with worse than forecasted gross domestic product growth.
The University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment January result landed at 75.0, which was higher than the Street's expectation of 74.2, increasing from the 69.9 reached last month, representing the fifth c...
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Economy GDP Heebie Jeebies 1/27/2012 By David Urani, Research AnalystThe 4Q GDP report was a bit of a letdown, and looking beyond the soft headline it looks even softer. Homebuilders New Homes Soft but Sketchy 1/26/2012 By David Urani, Research AnalystThe December new home sales report was uninspiring but also a bit questionable. Homebuilders Pending Homes and Obama's Loans 1/25/2012 By David Urani, Research AnalystPending home sales were soft but not a deal breaker, following the President's hints of new aid.
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MORTGAGE BANKING
Are loss-share lenders gouging us?
- Noelle Nikpour
In the wake of the recent real-estate meltdown, the borrower of a nonperforming loan called his lender with promising news: "I have a buyer looking to make an all-cash offer for my Florida property. Will you meet with us tomorrow?" The lender's answer: "No." read more
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MAIN STREET WISDOM
Observations of a concerned public
Ray of Astoria, OR, responds to poll are American’s tough enough to slow down spending?I voted 'no' but the answer lies in the age group you are referring to.
Regardless of the clamor from AARP, 'older' Americans (say past 40) could and would accept a lower standard of living--temporarily--to 'fix' the problem. But a fix is not possible with the current
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USATODAY.com Money - Top Stories- Justice Dept. unit to probe mortgage-backed securities Fri, 27 Jan 2012 19:40:09 GMT
Federal and state law enforcement launch fraud-fighting probe to root out wrongdoing in market for mortgage-backed securities.
- Union membership up slightly, outlook in doubt Fri, 27 Jan 2012 18:44:53 GMT
Total number of unionized workers up by 50,000 to 14.8M in 2011 after losing 1.4M members prior 2 years.
- Economy grew a modest 2.8% in late 2011 Fri, 27 Jan 2012 14:58:42 GMT
Consumer spending was lower than expected, as was government and business spending.
- CEO compensation: Starbucks' Schultz joins $50M-plus club Fri, 27 Jan 2012 01:55:13 GMT
Coffee giant Starbucks may have brewed up a great quarter, but CEO Howard Schultz appears to have had a pretty good year.
- Stocks mixed after fourth-quarter GDP report Fri, 27 Jan 2012 16:54:05 GMT
The economy is growing but more slowly than desired, worrying investors who are counting on strong U.S. growth during the euro crisis.
- Can S&P 500 stay above 1300 this time? Fri, 27 Jan 2012 15:03:43 GMT
While the S&P 500 has been above 1300 prior to this year's rally as recently as last July, the level hasn't been sustained.
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While the stock market has been anything but peaceful for the past decade, and major economies face serious threats, the world itself may be entering a modern version of Roman Peace. Read more.