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31 August 2016
06 July 2012
Why Investors Are Slow To Come Back Into The Markets: HFT Parasites Are Killing The Market Host
Chris Martenson interviews Joe Saluzzi. Joe Saluzzi, expert on algorithmic trading -- also known as high-frequency trading, or HFT -- returns as a guest this week to explain how the players behind this machine-driven process act as parasites that are destroying our financial markets (and, increasingly, even themselves).
Labels:
Chris Martenson,
Dow,
High Frequency Trading,
Joe Saluzzi,
Nasdaq,
SP 500,
Stocks
06 July 2011
18 June 2011
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04 September 2010
Business/Economic/Housing/Layoff News for the Weekend of September 4 - 5, 2010
Bill Fleckenstein: Inflation, Deflation, Stagflation
Howard Stern 'pretty sure' he's leaving Sirius (Nasdaq: SIRI)
Facebook Takes Another Shot At Google's (Nasdaq: GOOG) Search Business
Stocks close higher on jobs optimism - Dow up 2.9% for week, turns positive for year
Scottish wind power meets electricity demand
Chinese consider rival Potash (NYSE: POT) bid
Here's Today's Most Important Jobs Chart Republicans Will Try To Hide And Democrats Will Over-Emphasize
Reheating the Job Market After a Chilly 'Recovery Summer'
Private Sector Adds 67,000 Jobs
Pending Home Sales Reconfirm The Housing Market is Crashing
Pima Country, AZ has 692 foreclosure sales in August, 2010
Massachusetts foreclosures soar in July
Foreclosures can make you sick, report says
Jobs Up, Jobs Down: Where Does the Blame Land?
Howard Stern 'pretty sure' he's leaving Sirius (Nasdaq: SIRI)
Facebook Takes Another Shot At Google's (Nasdaq: GOOG) Search Business
Stocks close higher on jobs optimism - Dow up 2.9% for week, turns positive for year
Scottish wind power meets electricity demand
Chinese consider rival Potash (NYSE: POT) bid
Here's Today's Most Important Jobs Chart Republicans Will Try To Hide And Democrats Will Over-Emphasize
Reheating the Job Market After a Chilly 'Recovery Summer'
Private Sector Adds 67,000 Jobs
Pending Home Sales Reconfirm The Housing Market is Crashing
Pima Country, AZ has 692 foreclosure sales in August, 2010
Massachusetts foreclosures soar in July
Foreclosures can make you sick, report says
Jobs Up, Jobs Down: Where Does the Blame Land?
26 August 2010
Business/Economic/Housing/Layoff News for August 27, 2010
Bernanke's helicopter could move to new altitude
Asian Stocks Decline on U.S. Growth Concern, Advancing Yen
Another Toyota Recall Affecting 1 Million Corolla and Matrix Brand Cars
1,000-Megawatt Plant in Calif. Marks New Milestone in Solar Expansion
India to add 100 Mw solar power capacity
UPDATE 2-Toshiba plans solar power push in Europe, U.S.
Solar, wind expected to become world's main sources of energy: scientist
US Wind Turbine Projects Run Into Resistance From The US Military . . . Here's Why
Breakthrough! Scientists create a synthetic surface for growing stem cells
China's Biggest Wireless Telecom Might Begin Selling Apple iPads In September
Silver and Gold ETFs: Protecting Yourself From a Sell-Off
The Great Delveraging Lie
Mass Delusion American Style
Dow closes below 10,000
S&P 500 down over 13% since April's high; surpisingly, short interest has stayed relatively flat
Dallas-Fort Worth commercial foreclosure filings are up 51% in 2010
11 Million U.S. Properties with Negative Equity in Q2
Chart of the Day: Housing Prices Since WWII
Current trends suggest that the housing market is collapsing. Again. Will it take the economy further down with it?
Mish: Burning Down the House; New Home Sales Consensus 330K, Actual 276K, a Record Low; Nationwide, Zero New Homes Sold Above 750K
The Renting Alternative Will Undermine The Housing Market For Years
Mish: Weekly Unemployment Claims Drop to 473,000, Last Week Revised Up to 504,000; 4-Week Average Rises to 486,750
Scarcity of jobs puts more at risk of foreclosure
Newark submits plan to eliminate nearly 1,000 city jobs
Children's Hospitals plans to cut up to 250 jobs
USA Today to give pink slips to 130 employees
Raytheon cuts 82 NASA workers
Asian Stocks Decline on U.S. Growth Concern, Advancing Yen
Another Toyota Recall Affecting 1 Million Corolla and Matrix Brand Cars
1,000-Megawatt Plant in Calif. Marks New Milestone in Solar Expansion
India to add 100 Mw solar power capacity
UPDATE 2-Toshiba plans solar power push in Europe, U.S.
Solar, wind expected to become world's main sources of energy: scientist
US Wind Turbine Projects Run Into Resistance From The US Military . . . Here's WhyBreakthrough! Scientists create a synthetic surface for growing stem cells
China's Biggest Wireless Telecom Might Begin Selling Apple iPads In September
Silver and Gold ETFs: Protecting Yourself From a Sell-Off
The Great Delveraging Lie
Mass Delusion American Style
Dow closes below 10,000S&P 500 down over 13% since April's high; surpisingly, short interest has stayed relatively flat
Dallas-Fort Worth commercial foreclosure filings are up 51% in 2010
11 Million U.S. Properties with Negative Equity in Q2
Chart of the Day: Housing Prices Since WWII
Current trends suggest that the housing market is collapsing. Again. Will it take the economy further down with it?
Mish: Burning Down the House; New Home Sales Consensus 330K, Actual 276K, a Record Low; Nationwide, Zero New Homes Sold Above 750K
The Renting Alternative Will Undermine The Housing Market For Years
Mish: Weekly Unemployment Claims Drop to 473,000, Last Week Revised Up to 504,000; 4-Week Average Rises to 486,750
Scarcity of jobs puts more at risk of foreclosure
Newark submits plan to eliminate nearly 1,000 city jobs
Children's Hospitals plans to cut up to 250 jobs
USA Today to give pink slips to 130 employees
Raytheon cuts 82 NASA workers
Labels:
Apple,
Dow,
Foreclosures,
Gold,
Housing Prices,
Layoffs,
Mass Delusion,
New Home Sales,
Raytheon,
Silver,
Solar Power,
Stem Cells,
Toyota,
Unemployment,
Wind Energy
16 August 2010
Business/Economic/Housing/Layoffs News for August 17, 2010
10 Signs The U.S. is Becoming a Third World Country
Denmark Starts to Trim Its Admired Safety Net
China Favors Euro Over Dollar as Bernanke Alters Path
Late mortgage payments spike in 2Q vs year ago
Production, Housing Starts in U.S. Probably Increased in July
Mish: The Most Precious People On Earth
The End of Outsourcing (As We Know It)
Japanese Stocks Decline on Concern Economic Growth Is Slowing
View Cloudy, Dow Declines for a 5th Day
Obama Says Private Accounts Would Endanger U.S. Social Security Benefits
Easier Loan Standards Fail to Boost Demand, Fed Survey Shows
Government Bails Out Bank CEO After He Expenses Mansion, Jaguar, And Porsche
MAP OF THE DAY: The 22 Cities At Risk Of A Double Dip
Fortune: Is this finally the economic collapse?
Denmark Starts to Trim Its Admired Safety Net
China Favors Euro Over Dollar as Bernanke Alters Path
Late mortgage payments spike in 2Q vs year ago
Production, Housing Starts in U.S. Probably Increased in July
Mish: The Most Precious People On Earth
The End of Outsourcing (As We Know It)
Japanese Stocks Decline on Concern Economic Growth Is Slowing
View Cloudy, Dow Declines for a 5th Day
Obama Says Private Accounts Would Endanger U.S. Social Security Benefits
Easier Loan Standards Fail to Boost Demand, Fed Survey Shows
Government Bails Out Bank CEO After He Expenses Mansion, Jaguar, And Porsche
MAP OF THE DAY: The 22 Cities At Risk Of A Double Dip
Fortune: Is this finally the economic collapse?
Labels:
Bailouts,
Dow,
Economic Crisis,
Japan,
Nikkei,
Outsourcing,
social security
09 July 2010
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