Page 3 - William Weldon News Today

to start with a plea for help. you know when you hear that someone has hurt himself, physically hurt himself? and its a cry for some attention and some love. well, thats exactly whats been happening with the stock and bond market where is the dow has now given up its gains if for year and the yield on the ten-year treasury hit another all-time low, below 1.5%. these are extraordinary times and they require a different kind of game plan than what we usually do here, because we always st...

any game plan worth its salt has to start with a plea for help. you know when you hear that someone has hurt himself, physically hurt himself? and its a cry for some attention and some love. well, thats exactly whats been happening with the stock and bond market where is the dow has now given up its gains if for year and the yield on the ten-year treasury hit another all-time low, below 1.5%. these are extraordinary times and they require a different kind of game plan than what we usua...

were bouncing off demand, you have to be nor fleet foot, if you want to trade names aggressively. weve been underweight the xle since 28th of february and underweight stance we prefer an exxon or chevron or a cash return play. the next move obviously would be to think about going overweight when we believe in oil prices and sustainability and well go long beta. for now we look for cash return defense and exxons the name. were not making it a big exciting oil call here in terms of being...

of course, the chinese stock market was up. or maybe european worries. or because a couple of banks and tech companies reported numbers that looked disappointing. im not buying that rap. not at all. truth is we shed some points today because we rallied huge the last two days, biggest two-day rally of the year, and in a healthy market, one thats reliable and bankable, you just dont go up in a straight line. now, i know todays action was unsettling for many. but i remain committed to the...

to say this market plummeted because of chinese weakness overnight. of course, the chinese stock market was up. or maybe european worries. or because a couple of banks and tech companies reported numbers that looked disappointing. im not buying that rap. not at all. truth is we shed some points today because we rallied huge the last two days, biggest two-day rally of the year, and in a healthy market, one thats reliable and bankable, you just dont go up in a straight line. now, i know ...

because of chinese weakness overnight. of course, the chinese stock market was up. or maybe european worries. or because a couple of banks and tech companies reported numbers that looked disappointing. im not buying that rap. not at all. truth is we shed some points today because we rallied huge the last two days, biggest two-day rally of the year, and in a healthy market, one thats reliable and bankable, you just dont go up in a straight line. now, i know todays action was unsettling ...

overnight. of course, the chinese stock market was up. or maybe european worries. or because a couple of banks and tech companies reported numbers that looked disappointing. im not buying that rap. not at all. truth is we shed some points today because we rallied huge the last two days, biggest two-day rally of the year, and in a healthy market, one thats reliable and bankable, you just dont go up in a straight line. now, i know todays action was unsettling for many. but i remain commi...

to say this market plummeted because of chinese weakness overnight. of course, the chinese stock market was up. or maybe european worries. or because a couple of banks and tech companies reported numbers that looked disappointing. im not buying that rap. not at all. truth is we shed some points today because we rallied huge the last two days, biggest two-day rally of the year, and in a healthy market, one thats reliable and bankable, you just dont go up in a straight line. now, i know ...

when the averages meander back and forth, like they did today. s&p rising .62%, despite a spike in oil to a four-year high. so whats so different about 2012? a lot of people puzzle over it but i think ive solved the conundrum. i think i have. in 2012 its our reaction to individual stock news, the way we view and trade that news. thats the defining trade of this year. thats whats going on in the market. when we get good news, stocks go much higher. again, seems obvious, right? think abo...

levels on all the major indices. for that we start with president obamas tax plan. hes expected to propose to cut the tax rate, but with the lower rate would come the were going to break down which sectors will benefit. christie to buffett says shut up. if the billionaire wants to pay more to the government, he said be my guest, write a check. relief over a bailout disappears. as melissa just told you, and greek stocks the question is what about the credit default swaps? >> disappoin...