U.S. STOCKS General Electric (GE): Bellwether for a Global Bear Market The announcement of GE's successful global infrastructure deal is far happier than its announcement in mid-April that it had badly missed its expected earnings, resulting in the stock losing $47 billion in one day on April 11, 2008. But while many investors and many in the financial press see global infrastructure investment as GE's savior, our analysts here at Elliott Wave International look at GE's price chart and see a different story. MORE>>
CURRENCIES | Learn To Set Forex Price Targets With Fibonacci U.S. Dollar: Speculation vs. Fact The newswires trumpeted the dollar's slight gain in the post-weekend trading as a sign that the greenback's decline is over, citing numerous "speculations" and "rumors." Too bad the dollar reversed on Monday morning and slid significantly against major currencies, losing almost 200 pips to the euro. MORE>>
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