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The move after reporting results. Noti those Conference Calls kicking off. That one, bige fraud than enron. Allegations about the company, ge, having its worst day in more than a decade after a whistleblower, a highprofile one, called it bigger than enron fraud wise we will have the full fallout we begin with the topsyturvy thursday for your money, wild market swings on wall street she is down, she is up, she is down, she is up. Many investors left with their heads spinning falling yields china headlines, consumer data, all driving big moves. How should investors navigate all of the volatility...

Season just step away from the roulette wheel because if you try to trade around the quarterly reports, you are going to get singed, if not burned after a record day, where the dow gained 27 points hallelujah s p climbed 2 , nasdaq inched up 0. 17 . That was easy earnings season is devastating for traders. No if you want to invest in a stock before reports and buy things if the stock gets hit thats another thing but trading no thanks. I didnt always feel this way. My Old Hedge Fund i used to place heavy bets on what would happen before it happened. I had as much legal information as i could ge...

Seeing a bit of a bounce as were about 85 of the way through earnings season at this point in time. A lot of questions we talked about last hour, you talked the hour before that about the overbought status of the market, how we reach peak fed. A lot of fed speak this morning. Looking ahead to cpi and ppi later this week. Ppi on friday in the wake of some of the international ppi numbers, which, of course, are negative in a lot of cases. Meantime, banks helping to lead, better than a percent. Industrials up a percent berkshire up a couple of bucks. Berkshire helping lift other insurers because ...

F. Larry Kulp, 77, of rural Martinsburg, died Friday at Conemaugh Memorial Medical Center, Johnstown. A native of Bucks County, Kulp and his wife, Mary Ann, moved to Morrisons Cove and in 1973, began the Lar-Ann Dairy Farm, which they owned and operated for 26 years. In 1999, the farm was renamed Kulp Family Dairy LLC, and is now owned and operated by their son, Phil, and his family. Joe Diamond, Pennsylvania Farm Bureau regional organizational director, said Kulp was a friendly and outgoing guy. “He would talk to anybody. He was friendly to everyone,” Diamond said. “He was always there...