Jobless claims are down to 631,000. Personal consumption in March fell at a seasonally adjusted rate of 0.2% compared to the month before, the Commerce Department said Thursday. It was the fourth decline in six months. Spending increased a revised 0.4% in February; originally, spending was seen up 0.2%.
Chrylser will make an announcement on its government deadline today while President Obama is set to deliver remarks on the auto industry, with CNBC’s John Harwood; Gerry Greenwald, Greenbriar Equity Group and Robert Barbera, ITG chief economist.
Trone and his team decided to run similar tests themselves and Fox-Pitt Kelton’s results were quite different. They found none of the top 19 banks needed any money!
WSJ just published an article stating that “Regulators have told Bank of America Corp. and Citigroup Inc. that the banks may need to raise more capital based on early results of the government’s so-called stress tests of lenders, according to people familiar with the situation.
The capital shortfall amounts to billions of dollars at Bank of [...]
“The bears are overmatched by both [Fed Chairman] Bernanke and [Treasury Secretary] Geithner,” “All they’re trying to do is stall and delay,” “SKF cannot go up on this” -Cramer
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Bullish Sectors – Pharma (NVAX – Novavax, GSK – GlaxoSmithKline, RHHBY.PK – Roche).
Bearish Sectors – Airlines (DAL, UAUA, AMR), Mexico
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“We’re only looking at acquisitions where either we can come in with a large cash amount, which you need to in this environment, or that the seller will do seller financing” and that we have not hit bottom.
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