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ADP Provides 'Goldilocks' Jobs Number
by Mark Vickery
This "disappointing" 154K number from ADP this morning is relative: with the U.S. labor market nearing full employment, we???re still looking at a healthy jobs situation.
Details in Jobs Report Suggest More Slack in U.S. Labor Market
by Mark Vickery
The unemployment rate ticked up from 4.9% to 5.0%, as more U.S. citizens actively look for work.
Alcoa (AA) Kicks Off Q3 Earnings Season with a Miss
by Mark Vickery
32 cents per share missed the 34 cents expected, on revenues of $5.21 billion which were lower that the Zacks Consensus Estimate of $5.33 billion.
U.S. Fortunes + Low Volatility = Rate Hike Expected
by Mark Vickery
Import and Export numbers, as well as new initial jobless claims, all point to sunshine ahead; the stormclouds are the result of an expected rate hike in December.
Will EM ETF Rally Hit the Brake to Start Q3?
by Sanghamitra Saha
Will a deceleration in investment into developing economies hurt emerging market ETFs?
MLP and Inverse Nasdaq: 2 ETFs to Watch on Outsized Volume
by Sanghamitra Saha
YMLP and SQQQ saw massive trading volume in Thursday's trading session.
Surprise ETF Winners Post Fed Hike
by Sanghamitra Saha
The second Fed rate hike of this year led to unexpected moves in the bond market and made these ETFs surprise winners.
Labor Market & Productivity Advance for May & June
by Mark Vickery
Import/Export Prices, Philly Fed and Empire State indexes, and, of course, new weekly data on Initial Jobless Claims all reported before the opening bell today.
Investing in Dividend Growth for Uncorrelated Returns
by Eric Dutram
If you are looking for uncorrelated returns in today's market, you may want to consider dividend swaps. Read this question and answer session to learn more about this unique approach!
Shooting of Congressman Steals Headlines
by Mark Vickery
The attempt on the life of House Rep Steve Scalise (R-LA), along with his aides and two police officers, has superseded coverage on other market-centric events this morning.