Topic: Al Goldman
Shares of ethanol producers surged on Tuesday, as traders anticipated President Bush's State of the Union Address in which he is expected to call for an increase in the federal mandate on the use of ethanol as a fuel alternative.. But ...
Investors got some good news on the U.S. economy on Thursday, but they treated it like a Trojan Horse. Al Goldman, chief market strategist at AG Edwards, thinks the recent data suggests that the worst of the housing slump is over ...
Investors braced Tuesday for the US corporate earnings season that many expect will be brutal as the prolonged recession bites, and data showed a steeper contraction in the eurozone.Pessimism gripped financial markets, particularly stock markets, as the US corporate earnings season ...
US stocks roared higher Monday on signs that governments' massive actions to get credit flowing again were beginning to work and growing momentum behind a second US economic stimulus package.The Dow Jones Industrial Average skyrocketed 413.21 points (4.67 percent ...
Wall Street stocks plunged Wednesday in the second biggest single day point loss in history and their worst percentage fall in two decades, ravaged by fears the world's biggest economy is slipping into recession.The Dow Jones Industrial Average slid 733 ...
Wall Street stocks plunged on heightened recession fears Wednesday, as panic returned to global markets.The Dow Jones Industrial Average slid 738.18 points (7.93 percent) to 8,572.71 and the broad Standard & Poor's index plunged 90.65 points ...
Shares of ethanol producers surged on Tuesday, as traders anticipated President Bush's State of the Union Address in which he is expected to call for an increase in the federal mandate on the use of ethanol as a fuel alternative.. But ...
It sounds like just what Wall Street didn't need at this point: a bunch of maniacal robots trading stocks for no logical reason.. On Monday, the net effect was a nearly unchanged day on Wall Street, but the invisible hand of ...