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• Goldman Sachs Chairman & CEO Says Company Is Part of a “Virtuous Cycle” With a “Social Purpose” Even as It Apparently Moves Markets in “Miraculous” Ways (SEC, Where Are You?)

  
  InsightAnalytical -- Watching Our World — Authority: 115
  ~~By InsightAnalytical-GRL A couple of weeks ago we brought you this little ditty about how some executive at Goldman Sachs explained how moral the marketplace is (See: This Would Be the Laugh of the Day if It Weren’t So Aggravating: Pious Rationalizations About “Morality in the Marketplace” from Our Buddies ...
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• Words from the (Investment) Wise 11.08.09

  
  The Big Picture — Authority: 150
  Words from the (investment) wise for the week that was (November 2 – 8, 2009) “Words from the Wise” this week comes to you in a shortened format as I am about to leave Cape Town for a visit to the colder environs of Switzerland and Slovenia. Although reduced commentary is provided, a full dose of excerpts from ...
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• Forex Weekly Outlook – November 9-13 2009

  
  Forex Crunch — Authority: 434
  After a very busy week, that finished with painful employment figures in the US, the markets will have more time to digest the news this week. European GDP figures, British and Australian employment figures and US Trade Balance will stand out this week. Let’s see the main events awaiting us this week.During the ...
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• Dollar retreats despite fears from job market – weekly roundup

  
  Forex Crunch — Authority: 434
  The dollar finishes the week lower against most currencies this week. The fear that ruled last week wasn’t fueled by the terrible American job market, and the blurry rate decision by the Fed. The horizon isn’t clear with this jobless recovery. Here’s an overview of this week in forex trading.The US Dollar Index ...
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• Guest Post: Ridiculous Productivity

  
  zero hedge — Authority: 761
  Submitted by Chris Martenson of Chris Martensons Blog Market Recap - Ridiculous Productivity After digging around and sifting through the things both said and not said, I have come to the conclusion that what we are seeing are the likely effects of a rescue operation. By this I mean a large injection of ...
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• Rates to Remain Near Zero

  
  Wall Street Pit — Authority: 646
  I nailed that FOMC statement yesterday… WOW! You might begin to think that I have some inside info on the Fed Heads the way I’ve been able to basically call every move they’ve made since the beginning of this whole meltdown in August of 2007! But that’s not important here… The important thing is...
  3 days ago

• Technical Analysis: Are Stocks Headed For a Fall?

  
  Ohaiyo Business Magazine — Authority: 432
  When the S&P 500 opened at 1047.30 on Nov. 5 and quickly rallied 1.65% to 1063, investors could be pardoned for feeling a sense of déjà. Just yesterday, the S&P 500 opened at 1047.14 and barreled its way up to 1061. But stocks gave back most of their gains after the FOMC meeting, and closed at 1046.50. ...
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• Rates To Remain Near Zero...

  
  Daily Pfennig — Authority: 122
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• FOMC’d Up the Ass

  
  Stock Discussion, Trading Ideas -- iBankCoin.com — Authority: 437
  Not much to say…it was an ugly day in the land of DPeezy – the account’s net value got “FOMC’d” to the tune of 2%. Not only that…I find myself long the market in quite a major way, thanks in part to the 11 new call positions that filled on Wednesday morning’s positive open (that were in addition to an ...
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• Fed Still Saying Exceptionally Low Rates for Extended Period

  
  Bank Deals - Best Rates and Deals — Authority: 439
  The FOMC meeting finished today, and as expected the fed funds rate remains near zero (0 to 0.25%). There had been some expectations that the Fed would change their language to indicate possible higher rates in the future. Last month Barrons published commentary making a reasonable case that the Fed needed to start ...
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• The Fed and the Unemployment Rate cont’d

  
  The Big Picture — Authority: 150
  David R. Kotok co-founded Cumberland Advisors in 1973 and has been its Chief Investment Officer since inception. He holds a B.S. in Economics from The Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, an M.S. in Organizational Dynamics from The School of Arts and Sciences at the University of Pennsylvania, and a ...
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• How Today’s FOMC Statement Affects Mortgage Rates And Homeowners (November 4, 2009)

  
  The Mortgage Reports — Authority: 525
  A brief recap of the Federal Open Market Committees November 4, 2009 statement and what it means for mortgage rates, homeowners, and the economy.
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• Decoding the Fed (Again)

  
  Chris Martenson Blogs — Authority: 428
  Once again, the Federal Reserve Open Market Committee (waggishly referred to as the Open Mouth Committee during the Greenspan era for its tendency to try and talk up a good response in the markets) has delivered a widely anticipated "non event" from its most recent meeting. That is, interest rates were left ...
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• The Federal Reserve Statement (November 4, 2009 Edition)

  
  Your Mortgage Planner 2.0 Blog Your Mortgage Planner 2.0 Blog — Authority: 123
  The Federal Open Market Committee voted to leave the Fed Funds Rate within its target range of 0.000-0.250 percent. In its press release , the FOMC noted that the U.S. economy “has continued to pick up” since the September FOMC meeting and that housing market activity has increased. It’s the third ...
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• FOMC Statement

  
  Contrarian Musings — Authority: 130
  No change in rates at the FOMC meeting. Here is the entire statement (highlights mine): Information received since the Federal Open Market Committee met in September suggests that economic activity has continued to pick up. Conditions in financial markets were roughly unchanged, on balance, over the intermeeting ...
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• EUR/USD Beats Weekly High on Fed Optimism

  
  Forex Blog — Authority: 130
  EUR/USD showed the biggest daily growth since early September today and reached a new weekly high as the Federal reserve released a very optimistic monetary policy statement, citing faster recovery and lower inflation, which still allows interest rates as low as they are now. Although the amount of planned ...
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• November FOMC Statement Blue-Line Comparison

  
  Market Rewind — Authority: 497
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• Bobbys Corner-FOMC-Nov.4.2009

  
  Forex News and Commentary by FXDD — Authority: 455
  Hello All, As expected the Fed kept interest rates unchanged at .25% We are looking at the FOMC statement to decipher any changes regarding the timing of any future interest rate decisions.
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• FOMC Decision and statement analyzed line by line.

  
  Forex News and Commentary by FXDD — Authority: 455
  Today at 2:15 the Fed will announce there views on the economy via their statement.  The one thing certain is that they will keep the rate anchored at 0.25%.  In prior statements they have said that the target rate would stay at the current rate for an “extended period.”  I would not think that “extended ...
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• An Interesting Wednesday

  
  OptionPundit — Authority: 113
  So far, past two days’ rally effort appears to reinforce that this is more of a 2-5 days technical rebound that occurs post a 90% Down Day (Friday’s sell-off). Today, Dow is rallying over 100 points and other indices are not too far behind.  It remains to be seen if, post FOMC announcement, markets can [...]
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