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If we see evidence of some major sectors turning to the upside, we will consider pressing more long trades in our model.
The transportation companies are still struggling, and they are sending repeated warning signals about future economic growth.
A profit warning from any one company is rarely a danger sign for the entire economy and the stock market. FedEx may be the exception.
FedEx has more room to grow and less debt, but UPS has a much larger dividend and greater market share.
For those who may not be familiar, Footnoted is a website devoted to corporate SEC filings. Michelle Leder and her staff dig through filings for interesting disclosures amongst the corporate boilerplate. Today she posted about how corporations have been including the Japanese disaster in their filings. There have been 48 […]
The 2009 Income, Poverty and Health Insurance Coverage in the United States report was released today at the U.S. Census Bureau’s website. It turns out that the real median household income of $49,777 in 2008 remained the same in 2009. The poverty rate, however, grew to 14.3 percent. In 2008, […]
The United States Department of Commerce released a statement today discussing the results of new residential sales for single-family homes in June 2010. The statement explains that single-family home sales jumped 23.6% in June 2010. Since expectations were for a 3.7% increase this news was happily received by investors as […]