Posts Tagged ‘Olympics’

Daily News Digest

By Paul Nowak • Aug 12th, 2008 • Category: Commodity News Digest

Global Worries Boost Dollar – Reuters Oil Falls to 14-week Low – Bloomberg Russia Orders Halt to War – Reuters The Multi-Billion Dollar Olympics – Weekly Standard Lessons from the Credit Crunch – The American What to Make of Oil’s Weakness – RealClearMarkets What Hath the Fed Wrought? – FT Portfolios One Third of New [...]



Daily News Digest

By Paul Nowak • Aug 8th, 2008 • Category: Commodity News Digest

As the Olympics Open, China’s Economy Slows – BusinessWeek Thank God for the Chinese Consumer – Wall Street Journal Will the Internet Change China or Vice Versa – Bloomberg Britain Comes to Grips with a Slowdown – New York Times Credit Crunch in a Century’s Context – The Economist Capitalism Gets the Blame for Gov’t [...]



China Goes to the Prom!

By Paul Nowak • Aug 8th, 2008 • Category: Broker Commentary, Webinars

The Olympics in Beijing officially started today after months of pre-game scrutiny. China has gotten a lot of attention this past year as commodities such as corn and crude rose to new highs because of the high demand coming from them. In the following video below, Senior Market Strategist Jeff Friedman, gives an interesting analysis [...]



Friedman’s Futures Forecast: August

By Kristina Zurla Landgraf • Aug 7th, 2008 • Category: Broker Commentary, Market Updates

Friedman’s Futures Forecast: August By Jeff Friedman Last month, my big-picture themes for traders were to keep your eye on the U.S. dollar, and also China. These remain driving factors this month, too. But now, in early August, one major trend has changed: commodities are no longer going through the roof and are in midst [...]