The Greenspan Who Stole Christmas
Stock index futures continued dropping like lumps of coal
Gas Keeps The Pressure On High
Natural gas is having another wild day, rallying back tonear-contract highs with a gain so far of 7%. The January contract
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Naz Dogs Snubb Govs
Stock index futures screamed their disapproval
Will Chiefs Slash?
The market is entertaining the notion that the Federal Reserve will cut interestrates at its Open Market Committee tomorrow, spurring a rally in T-bond and Dowfutures. Many observers have been predicting an easing of the Feds policydirective. TradingMarkets bond honcho Tony Crescenzi has put the od
Surprise Slash?
The market entertained the idea
Bearish Freeze
Any traders holding on to natural gas shorts in hopesthat the futures would fall for a fourth consecutive day are getting squeezed asforecasts for cold weather across the Midwest are driving prices sharply higher.The January contract is in a Pullback From Highssetup and has provided two intraday Sli
Hair-Trigger Contract
A new cold threat tripped the natural gas fuse,
Bonds Preempt Money Chief
Interest rate futures are rallying for a second day outof Pullback From High setups, encouraged by this mornings Producer Price Indexthat showed wholesale inflation remains tame. A slowing economy has increasedthe likelihood that central bank chief Alan Greenspan and the Federal ReserveOpen Market
Brits Pound Buck
Surprisingly robust economic data out of the United
Kingdom kicked
Bush 34% Solution Bucks Bonds
T-bonds
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With Representation, Less Taxation
Bonds rallied with gusto to go out on their highs and at contract highs
The Bigger They Are
The bigger the gains, the harder the fall. Natural gas hasbeen logging spectacular gains, rallying nearly 50% in a week on forecasts forcold weather. But even as the Midwest shovels away the snow, meteorologistsforecasts for warming weather in coming days is sending natural gas futures fortheir big