Monthly Archives: May 2013

As Central Banks continue to fire pea shooters full of increasingly impotent monetary elixir, continued weakness in base metals portends poorly for the U.S. and global economies and commodities. Here is a direct link.

Bloomberg’s senior market correspondent Julie Hyman reports that concern is growing that stock prices may not rise much longer as borrowing to buy U.S. stocks nears a record.Here is a direct link.

While plenty of client entertainment takes place on Wall Street, traders and brokers say such activity is even more prevalent in London. “In the U.S., the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority, a Wall Street self-regulatory organization, imposes a limit of $100 … Continue reading →